The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-18

Tnr CELEBRATION OF the BATTLr OF BgHKER Hill
Yesterday being the anniversary Of The battle of Bun
ker nn-a day to be forever remembered In American
aDnae-eeversl Of our military companies celebrated
the event BY turning out in their uniform aud para
ding the streets Among them we're the Centins ntas
wearing the ancient costume of the Revolution. They
were accompanied by . band Of mu.c. and made an
(rreneh company with thirty-t~o psuskets aud .
bsEd Of music proce. ded 70 Dobbs ferry where they
-auted by the hosting OF the American flag and
received with cheering by the people They we're in
vitedto dine, by Mr. Schmidt aud sfer some speeches
reviewed by Mr Gertt, lat. Major General Of he
srny Of the United States. Mr.: Corcns. Of Dobb's
ferry invited the company to his beautiful garden
where every man received bouquet made by his
family All the inhabitants of the village Accomps
ME the guard to thrrteaubost and gave themthrse
cheers which were heartily responded TO- They then
marched through the city, to their srmory.
Church 81. .sn r.rn street c ss
evening last to very numerous aud attentive congre
getion lie spoken Of sspispdid and eloquent
effort, drawing tears from many eyes The Twelfth
Church, believe, has been transferred the
ownership of another Reorganization. But new place
Of pubns worshp, under the ssme pastor, We under
stand b contem plated-the location in the vicinity Of
finh Avenue and Twelfth strset--s few minutes walk
from the church which has just been disposed Of.
THE WrrkLY MORTALITY The City Ins peotor now
issues his weekly report on Mondays. 1t will be seen
that the total number Of deaths tor the week ending
Saturday, he 2b2, Of which males constitute remark
able majority females the deaths Of men being
IL while those Of women only ~. and OF boys VI,
while of girls there bat b The deaths of boys
nearly equal to the entire deaths Of and girls
The number Of female d. aths IA 70, While the males
number l63 IL is worthy remark. that the deaths
by consumption congestion CT the lungs. aud infam-
nation OF the lungs number 81, enc nth of the
whole mortality.
KILLED nv FALLING FROM A ScAyroLp.-The Coroner
yesterday held an Iqueet at No. &c Avenue b. the
body ola boy aged 10 years by the name Of Enoch
Quinn, who came TO his desh by injuries recsived in
Quence of falling from the scanod erected
vessel stust.d the stocks In the ship OF Mr.
webb foot Of seventh street The poor boy IL seems,
AT play and missing his hold fell into the hold Of
thcsbip aud broke his neck; AID when picked mp he
expired almost Immediately. Verdict In accordance
with the aboys facts
DEAIH nv DRo~sIss The Coroner yesterday heli an
inquest at the foot Of Clinton street, the bedy Of
David johnson, belonging to Albany, who fell into
river ON Saturday lsst at the foot Of the above named
street, ana yesterday the body was found
Fnrs.-Yssterday forenoon at half past eleven
O'Clock, IRE broke out in the Of 100 Delaney
street which extinEushsd with but trhing dam
sss. At twelve O'Clock the house OF Mrs. :. Bell No.
walker strr.t, caught Ere from the burning Of the
chimney. IL was coon extinsuished. At half past
three clock in the afternoon IRE broke out In the
rear Of 27 Eighth avenue, In = wooden shed.
caused by ainsi ooyisettng nre to some shsvngs II
nae eItingush.d by Officers FISHER aud Newell, with
but triting damage.
TIurps ST npsnrD.-At half past three o'clock yes
terdsy morning sergeant Wallace, OF the Eighteenth
eighth and Fourth having in th,ir pos
session hsno-csrt with oarpcntsrs shsst full Of
tools After desperate resistance they got ssAy from
the cfAeer. leaving behind thsm their prey. The
osbeIr name. X May, being the tools. he sent
for and reet gnisrd them. They ~sre worth $50
Eslen.rIos ros wkrs.-The following are the ar
rivals Tor the last week sho ~iug great falling oil -