The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-03

which form the foundations ten to ssn tons
Weight; The arshitsets are French Shook; The ad-
dillon 70 the marble palace will cost about 100000
The other building cost $4,000. This viii make
yssoooo in ALL and the building, when completed win
proud to the enterprise and genius Of the
respected proprietor.
TnE NoRrnERr LIBERTY HosE COMPANY, PHiLApsL-
afternoon at O'Clock from Philadelphia, on their way
to Albany. They were escorted through the city by
eur nremen, and presented splendid appearance.
THE MONTGOMERY GuARp--This fine corps, comm and
ed by Capt 7. 8. Murphy, proceed to-morrow upon Q
grand cotion and target excursion to- Flushing, Lsng
brated brass and cotiion bands The boat and barge
will leave the foot of Canal street. N R. at half past
o'clock intended to have the excursion yester
day. but the unfavorable weather prevented It, 1t viii
be grand affair
PIC Nc AND CorILLoN Excursion TO BrDpLE's GROVE.
To-day there is to be grand pic mic and coton
Church, in Twenty fth street The boat and barges
leave foot of Houston street, at o'clock.
The CoULTER GUARps.-This corps, commanded by
Captain Brennan passed the Herald sfnce yesterday az
ternoon at five o'clock, with twenty eight muskets
and the Washington Brass Band of Adkins Qate Din
gles) and were pretty considerably soaked with the
FRE.-At IL o'clock ON Sunday night, a nre broke
out In l29 Anthony street. the upper part Of which
occupied dwelling, and the lower part q stable.
Owing to the prompt arrival Of several fire companies
the flames were confined to the above premises the
interior of which was totally destroyed There was no
A LARGE WOMAN IN THE wArER.-Yesterdsy, wo.
man named Mary Cooper: weighing 800 pounds, fell
in the river from the steamboat Island City at the foot
Of Fulton street, East River. She rescued from
drowning by Assistant Alderman Haley and the police
She a colored woman, going 10 . camp meeting
CONSCIOUSNESS OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS m Kswing fell
In the dock yesterday, at the foot Of Oliver street
while in state Of intoxication, and would have been
drowned but for officer Cogan, who took him out of
the water.
FArAL OccuRREscr-Atf four o o'clock yesterday morn.
L.. Atxk.. On -AH~
the fourth story Of house o. i56 Twelfth street. and
found by Mr.. Fsrripgto quite dead, at o'clock
he supposed to have fallen out while in state Of
MoRE OF THE RESULTS OF CAMpHISE.-A woman
named Mary Martin, domestic in the employment OF
Mr. Solomon Hawes, No 20 Amos street, was burned In
q most shocking manner, on Saturday evening" about
nine O'Clock. while in the act Of nllipg lamp with
c.mphine. She was conveyed to the City Hospital by
DEATH BY FALLING FROM A wrssow.-Ths Coroner
Vas called Yesterday to hold an inquest at No tSS
found lying the sidewalk, by one Of the police
men Of the Seventeenth ward. and on examining the
seems, had fallen from fourth story window, which
fall caused his death. Verdict accordingly.
ANorHER.-The Coroner held an inquest, yesterday,
at the City Hospital on the body ohm socum aged
81 years. born in Jersey The deceased 1t appears
was found in dying state on Sunday morning In the
Of No 90 Fulton street. having fallen from third
story window to the yard below racturing his skull
The injured man was conveyed to the City Hospital
Q fracture Of the skull, caused by fall.
DEATH ny CoNeEsrIoN OF THE BRAIS.-The Coroner,
an S a..
years, born in Ireland, who came to his death BY
congestion ofths brain It appeared from the test-
icated in porter house, No "a Mulberry street, and
some quarrel ensued between him and his wife; the
the station house and placed in q cell, and in the
morning he was found dead Verdict, that the de-
eeasd came to his death by congestion OF the BRAIN
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Fms IN BRooKIYs.-Two nrss occurred on Friday
and Saturday last week which, However extn-
piacs called Toad Hin in East Brooklyn the other
tar factory on Red Hook Point below the Atlantic
Dock The bell ringer on the City Hall was not able
RrLieIous srnyIors-Rev Newton Heston, from the
Philadelphia Conference delivered an interesting dis
Of 5sy and Johnson sarests BroofIyn upon the
words 1T 10 fnishedn taken from the 3oth verse OF
the 18th .h.p.st Of II; Gospel according to s. John
been attracted to the place by the that
this eloquent divine was to preach during the day.
Movements OF DistlDguished Individuals.
Hon. 8. p. Chase, Ohio; Col Graham, do; Prof It.
Morse, Poughkeepsie; 7. H. Master, U. 8. A., and
132 others arrived yesterday at the Irving House.
Hon. VIM. Richards Tenn; Col Otis Vaughn. Buna-
10; @. q. Van vorhis, Ohio; @. O. Green ~ T. Barnam
Georgia and thirty others arrived yesterday and
took rooms at the Clinton Hotel.
Com. APP Catesby Jones, U. Q. NJ, and eighty four
others arrived yesterday and took rooms ct the Astor
House
J.H. Gibbon. N. O.. N J. Rose, VT. W: X. Elem
ming, Ca R; X. Montgomery, N. O. and sixty one
rican Hotel
J. @. Cooper, n. @. J. G. Harding, West Point J.
T. Thompson, Baltimore J. solins, Philadelphia !;
l. p Roberts, Tenn. J NJ. Rynis Iowa and ty.nve
others arrived yesterday and took rooms at the How
ard Hotel
Among the passengers by the steamer Atlantic,
y. ID Lafayette and his sister Madame De Lssteris,
son and daughter Of General Lafayette