The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-22

wife Ii to be conveyed to Rondout, where her com
plant win be laid before the authorities OF that place
She appears to have been shamefully maltreted her
head and bosd.So, fron the OF srs"aus
ton and her neck was dreadfully lacerated by tho
nails OF an unnatural brute in human form. We hope
that justice will speedily overtake him.
sSs-S1RoxE.-Chas Rackielewitz. the officer alluded
to in the preceding article while standing the
steps OF the United States Marshss Office yesterday,
was carried into the Marshals Office, where medical
attendance was procured, and was afterwards con-
veyed home in a very weakly state, in a carriage.
The sTonn-FuRTnER PARrouLARs.-Ia Hoboken,
some new houses have been Frustrated In Brooklyn,
two large trees In Sand street opposite the Methodist
Church. were blown down The roof of the protection
at the Atlantic Docks blown of. The in the
basin was lifted up and carried along by the whrl.
wind When the storm reached Ells,s Island from
the Jersey shore 1t carried with il such cloud of
dust as TO envelope the Island In pete darkness
The storm was far more violent in Brooklyn than New
YORK The clothing store Of Moore n Lion, No 92
Bowery just above Hester street. struck with the
electric fluid which tore away the states down the
iron post in the front window set fire TO goods
and entered the earth without any other result The
drug store OF Mr. Loves corner Of Hudson and Spring
streets. was also struck The lightning came in
through an attic window, found bell wire and pass
ing down by IL melted it, and going OFF the handle ex-
ploded in the street with loud noise Fortunately,
no one was hurt. -Four brick houses in progress Of
erection. between Ninth and Tenth avenues in Thr-
tieth street, were blown down with loud crash and
damage was done in several parts of the
city
TIE WEATHER The weather yesterday was IN sely
hot and close There was considerable breeze in the
night air was exceedingly oppressive. The thermome-
ter stood at so.
lNHUMAN CRUELrY TO CHnp-Orlando Colburn,
who it is said Is keeper of the BARRIERS shop at The
United States Hotel. is widower having two little
b.ys one aged Six and the other eight years whom he
boards at 70 Houston street where also he sleeps him.
self at night The youngest, on Wednesday sight DISC
beyed the father in triiing matter when it is
alleged he seized cowhide and whipped the child in
ashockiDg manner These facts having transpired
assistant Captain Hogan took the child before Justice
Mountfort, who issued warrant for his arrest On
examination OF the child at the police court he pre-
tented most shocking spectacle his flesh being cut
and raised in ridges all over his body The nhunan
father was held to bail in the of $500 to take his
trial for the offence.
the name of Paul Lelier arrested yesterday on
charge OF violently assauting lady by the name of
down Broadway 1t seems that Lelier this lady in
company with another lady and iEaicted the assault
the police court he stated that the lady had
year, ago insulted him when in Paris. 1t is believed
the man is insane Justice Osborne committed him
to prison for trial
SAILING THE vIcEnoY-CHARrERrSe OF THE sr
NIcHoiA s.-As will be seen by advertisement else
wh're in our columns the splendid steamer st Nicho.
las which Is just newly painted has been chartered
for the accommodation Of those who wish to accom- pa
ny the Viceroy to this day, her return to Gal
way band Of music viii be in attendance.
The NEw HAVEN FOUNTAIN FINE ENGINE CowpASy
AND % PRoTEcIoR ENGINE NEW YoRK--Last evening
the members Of Protector Engine % gave a very ele
CANT entertainment at their en- CINE house in
street, to the members of Fountain Epgine from New
Haven who were at Newark YESTERDAY and will proceed
home this afternoon The evening passed off very de-
ehtfully. The members Of % viii take trip to New
Haven on the Sd Of July.
EMIenArroS.-The following are the arrivals of emf
grants for the last three days -
Reform, Bremen. ..........,. 50
Yardotts, Limerick. ............ l42
BY sundry vessels. ......... "a
Total. :. 255
ACCIDENT GRrEswrcH SrnsEr.-Yesterday after |
noon, about half past 4 o'clock as John Slausson
was unlosding iron at one Of the government
Grand street, near Broadway driving very fast
through Greenwich st:est in a vehicle, and drove
against saussen. jamming his back against the iron
and hurting him in dreadful manner. He wa. an |
aged man. and 1t Is feared he is mortalIy injured Mr.
ugsn said he would pay all the ex penses of phy.
stefan Capt Croft sent the poor fellow to his home
FATAL AcoIDESr.-At half past two clock on Thurs
day afternoon, while two mas building a |
sever from the cellar Of house In Second avenue
pear Iwenefh street II gave way and carried beneath
It Peter sickles, Of 1S4 West Twentieth street, and
ames Cook. residing at the corner OF Avenue aud
Eleventh street they being fortunately the only ma
sons at work at the time Of the occurrence Captain
Of the Eighteenth ward, with posse of police
extrcated thu IN as soon as possible sckles wastakep
out dead. and Cook dangerously wounded. They were
conveyed to their respective residences by officers Bell
and Birdsall.
sussrRuok.-In the lower part Of Broadway, aud in
Greenwich street. yesterday, two three iaboring
men were sunstruck They were recovered with some
difficulty
pEcrAsr OF y1rrnAS.-NArHuw L. DAVIS, long |
known as able writer for the press, the bio
graphtr OF Aaron Burr, officer Of the Customs
and ~ the agent of the Department Of State for New
YORK II will be by obituary notices. L. dead
and will be inferred on to- morrow
SUDDEN Darn OF Ma. BuRSs, THE DrsrArcH
William Burns, editor Of the Sunday Despatch, died
yesterday morning OF brain fever He has left wife
and child.
THE LicHr GuARp-The Light Guard returned In
, raie on Thursday night; also Dodworth's Band
rbe delay of their arrival caused much apprehension,
which is happily removed.
Nan KILLED Win fRE EscIsr.-At the alarm OF |
hre between five and six o'clock yesterday afternoon
man whose name We could not learn. WAS knocked /
Gown by one Of the FIRE engines going the IRE
nne street In the Ninth Ward he wheel of the en-
CINE. IL seems passed over the neck OF the deceased
causing death almost Immediately. An inquest will |
be held this day.
Hossrs prorrED prAp.-At half past eleven O'Clock
yesterday forenoon Of the horses In omnibus 81
cornell Turner'S Broadway line of stages, dropped |
dead opposite Demonico's Hotel on Thursday tive or
three horses fell dead