The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-31

Total. 10O0-
These arrivals we're at the principal hotels only and
are not probably more than one-tenth part Of the
whole number who have arrived within that period Of
time. There ut least one thousand public houses
in the city, at which arriving every day
which act be cassed among the first class hotels
and allowing them an average of ten arrivals per day
would make an aggregate OF ten thousand every day
independently the large hotels With this estimate
which is below rather than above the marx the whole
number of arrivals within the last fourteen days Is
one hundred and Gfty-one thousand equal to one
third Of the whole population Of the city.
RNrcnAsrs IN THr PARR-The Park is daily filed
with able bodied emigrants OF both They crowd
around the Office of the Commissioners OF Emigration
Can work be got for them Is there nothing to be
done in the country in the way Of farminsnothing
railways, Why stand they there all the day idle,
vhe the inexhaustibe resources OF the country are
undeveloped. ana while the boundess West invites
their labor But they have no money to pay their
passage to railways the agricultural districts Here
thsn the utility OF the Commissioners of Emigration
come in IL they good for anything. 1t is their
business to and out there there work at least 1t 10
the business Of the officers In their employment and
to pay the passage money OF emigrants who have no
resources ofther own Better far de this than to
have TO pay much for their lodging from time to
sick through want Of food. from exposure to the
voitudes Of heat and cold without proper clothing
or shelter The true economy is to set them to work
at any cost.
Fnrs-About O'Clock. p. NJ. on Wednesday, Gre
was discovered in stable in Twelfth street. between
avenues snt G. which was extnsui~hed with triaing
damage. Al two O'Clock, A. M another fire broke out
in small stable in Twentieth street, Third
by the prompt arrival of the fremen, the flames
turning from this fire. mt half past o'clock, flames
to issue from the stable and feed store Of
Kelly Nteks corner of Twenty-s.vsbth street and
Third avenue The remen, with their apparatus were
quickly the ground and were successful in eubiu-
log the flames The loss il about $500 There
insurance. The Chief of Police, Mr. Nstsell and Cap
tair Whgh and Assistant Captain Flandrum Of the
Eighteenth ward, we're in attendance.
AocDrST.-CIurIov CHILDREN child Gbou.
years Of age. named Farrell While playing in a
building corner OF Twenty nth street and Firth
hue. fell through the beam and broke his arm. lie
was taken to bis home by officer Watson, when Sur
geon Eusteed vas cent FOR and set the arm.
RocuTsrrs KscoKISGs.--The spiritual knoc kcrs"
have arrived a. Bsrnum's Hotel They do not yet
know whether the spirit has followed them or not
A LUSGrTc--on wednesday. Peter DAILY, seaman a
native Of Ireland. who sad he from New Bedford,
taken charge Of by officer Read of the Twelfth
ward, luhniio He had $50 SO Ia his possession.
Drawn nv A F.LL.-The coroner yesterday held an
inquest at the Novelty Work.. on the body % Henry
Dtnuirgburgh aged seventy 'our years born In Balt
The deceased 10 his death by mi uries n-
urnslly caused by fall Verdict accordingly.
UrKHowN Man DHow.rp.--Tbc coroner likewise held
On inquest on the body ~ an unknown man, found
floating in the water opposite the Novelty Works foot
If T,uth street The deceased appeared TO be about
thirty Eve years OF age, five feet inches high
dark hair, rather bald, cotton and under
fhrt striped caf,irnere pants foxed boots aud cl.h
vest with metal buttons rseed TO have been In the
water about Fix weeks. Verdict death by drowning.
UsKnovN uaN nKownrp- on Wssnl sday. the Coron,r
vee called 60 hold an inquest on the body of an
known man, found floating IN the North River oa the
the Battery. The toay uas brought on shore fr idsn