The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-30

Haven Iailre.d The deceased sppess.A ME- . u.
hair and was dressed In blue jacket with velvet col
lar, blue cotton ovsralls, nixed cloth pants, blue
dered that the deceased death BY the inju
ries receved but hov they received to the Jury
unknown In all sueh cases IL would be veil for Mr.
Rove, the efficient superintendent Of the Hospital to
compel all persons. either cartmen others to make
full report 20 him, at the once Is to the facts name
OF the person So thus brought to the Hospital for
surgical attendance More attention should certainly
be paid to such cases.
ANOTHER DEATH AT THE HospirAL.-The Coroner
yesterday called to hold another inquest at the City
Hospital ON the body OF a called Ryan aged about
thirty years born in Ireland All that could be
tanned about the who died soon alter he was
received in the Hospital, that some one said
bank Of earth had fallen on him. The p,sf
animation showed that the deceased had died In
quence OF rupture of the intestines. The full
of the deceased where he from, could not be
learned by the Coroner, at the Hospital. Certainly
there needs method Whereby facts could be
acrsned respecting persons who die emily the
City Hospital We would suggest the idea to Mr.
Rowe
AccIDENr.-Yssterdsy afternoon, at half past four
o'clock, Robt T. Graham fell on board Of the ship
Hitchcock lying in the East river and broke his arm
Dwyer.
BRrLLIANr MErEoR.-A meteor Of the apparent size
Of the full moon, was seen nom this city on Sunday
evening at halt pact o'clock It was ia the west and
moved slowly from north to south 1t Of fine red
color 1t remained In sight while 1t travsrsed twenty
degrees.
MILITARY PARADES.
The McElroy Guards were out target excursion
ON Tuesday. They passed the Herald Office on tn sir
return.
The following psrades took place on Thursday -
The Cole Guards. named in honor OF Mr. j. Cole, Of
Nassau street. proceeded, TO the Five Mile House.
kept by T. Starr They turned out thirty mus
kets and were accom- aui.d by g. Wentworth's Brass
Band. The prizes A Likeness of Henry Clay In
frame; Jenny Lind in gilt frame; gold ring; one
diamond bresstpi1, and splendid wreath presented
by Mirs B. taid to be worth $50. They presented
on the ground. by Jacob Cole, Esq after which the
company psrtook OF excellent dinner
The Hoggett Light Guards named In honor Of Mr..
Samuel X Hoggett foreman of No q OF Williams
burgh, hsd a target excursion, when the following
prizes were won FIRST prize splendid gole watch
won by Mr. Annor second prize, silver goblet
by Joseph Travis; third prize, Ill yer cup, won by
Fred Ellie fourth prize, gold pencil by Joseph
Conselyes Judges $ k. Hoggett, w. Hoggett as.
Rodwell and Gsrret Laforge
Metsmora Light Guards, Captain Thomas P. Farrell,
umbering fifty muskets-al under the age OF
eighteen years. The prizes were ten In number.
Harrison 6usrs, numbering IS musksts, Captain
Feeney, accompanied by Adken's Washington Brass
Band The LIST prize gold watch, won by J. Harri-
son; I'd silver goblet, by j. Gersghty; Sd, gold
pencil by VIM. Conoly; 4th. OF Gsnns best. by j.
Carney; 9th. silver cup presented TO the csptaa.
American Mechanics Guard, Captain David Graham,
which had been target excursion to Staten Island
They numbered 40 muskets, and we're accompanied by
the City Brass Band
Washington Market Chowder Club, com posed Of the
finest looking men saw, under the command
Of Captain Thomas Starr, and accom- anied by Dods
vorth's Band, were out In full force.
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