The New York herald., 1850-06-27
City Intelligence.

AuoTroS ssrr GsgAr IyoRY CHRrsr.-0u
readers will see from the advertisements that wonder
fu crucihx which has excited such universal atten
tion, at home and abroad the largest most per
feet work of the Kind In the world Is be cold ut suc
tion next Monday, at twelve o'clock, at No. 8 Wal
probably bring two or three thousand guineaa II
ought To adorn the altar Of Of our magnidcep
bought by private gentleman for his owa collection
or more likely, by some shrewd speculator, who will
make fortune by its exhibition.
HoRar wnIrrfse Arrars.-Quite an amusing scene
presented TO the pedestrians In the hooi
oft Hudson River Railroad ofhce yesterday after-
noon Upon some trivial affair, two hackmsn com
menced quarrel, whom ono OF them, scizng a large
horse whip nom his hack proceeded to show that he
thought there was more Writ In blows than In words
the OF her considering wisdom the better part Of
lor !" and probably having In mind the saying that
be Who nshts and runs avay, may live TO hght ano-
th.r day i'm diateiy sought safety In flight A
chase eususd which ended in short fight between the
two. Unlike the whipping scrapc which took place q
few days since at Washington Parade Ground our
h.ros. aner lev rounds. compounded the matter
without the aid Of the police or court " Justice
and quietly returned 10 their hacks.
PRowL,Hs AT rsE srEAxHoArs on ruE NoRrn RrEa.
-lesterdsy two or three boys to the Chi-fs
Office. to Dske q complaint against policemen for
whipping them out Of the steamboats, the North
1ef' INTO "hen tsty afe IN the haoit oi rushins IA
body TO the unspeakable annoy OF the
snd all concerned rh.y viii seize the carpet bags
and portmant.aus "ol,n, rons aud fr-queutiy these
articles found to be msing afer TINS whDles ale
incsrsion In the present instance, they would not
leave the boats aud the officers found t necessary to
compel this by the OF the whip. The satisfaction
they got at the Chiefs oficc Vas a solemn lecture
touching their future conduct.
yrns Recommendations syphcr, who had been
arrested several times for beating his wife tried
ON Monday at the special sessions. aud convicted On
promise OF reform. judgment was Suspended On
.arnipg home he Isae.cd bis old course. and placed
himself again IN the poser of the Law and f into the
hands u its ofaoers. Hos ineorrigibic
KIpSsrrrp-Yest-rday aiternosn, Annie Dalton two
and halt years old the daughter of William Dalton
A.wfw
Eleventh AVENUES kldparped While playing In
the street near his residence. By woman about ~
white sun shade aud has very dark com plexon The
child has very fsr skin golden hair dark eyes aud
was dressed in royal tartan plaid frock had od shoes
aud carried green sun shsde III asked her name.
che viii answer Annie Dalton"
FouspLISe.-Yesterdsy morning. while ofacer RobS
was ON his beat he fcgad female child. about four
mont he old iu an alley In Second street No Ill. A
bundle Of clothes lay beside IL. IL Was sent to the
Aims House
caRrlrssSEss ~ Lrsvr~s srosrs sSp Hat Dooss
OFtS.-ln the fret ward, store doors constantly
lett open and IL not tor the vigilance Of the police
In looking amer them large aml lunt OF property
fish \ f.ilo~s, was found open a night two ago,
snd the desks ransscked The robbers probsbly
surprised BY the police ofhcer beat, there
little or nothing taken The store Of Mr. Jacob Rove,
No. Broadsay was found open at O'Clock on Tues
dsy evening. by policeman John Firth Hall doors is
t5 and li7 Christie street found open by olcer
Harper, between 1 and = o'clock yesterday morntng
nth such an amount Of carlcsspess is truly
ocrfui That much more property Is not stolen
FsraL AcciDESr "A carpenter, named Joseph Money.
while at work. at Elk o'clock last evening. q
building. in Twenty second street. rxth avenue
tell through the veil hole Of the building, from the
third hoor TO the cellar and was almost INSTANTLY
tilled Ocer kod had the body conveyed to the resi-
depce Of bs family bI broadway, where an inquest
was held the body by the and verdict re-
turned In accordance with the facts.
Accirrsr ~ PsAsL srRsrr.-Yestcrday anernoos,
while Thomas Murray working In the large store
OF VIM a. Nievsn 10 Pearl street barrel ~ hour
falling from the fourth story. glanced on his head and
shoulaes injurinr him very severely II net fatally.
Had u struck him directly would OF course, have
killed him Instantly. II he lives, therefore, he has
had very psrrov escape.
AN.ssow Escpy---Lieutensnt David Hsis of the
Scottish Guard nearly met witn accid.nt In
HE capacity Of master builder he superintending
his workmen when heavy beam fell from ts support
striking the Lieutenant the breast aud bringing
him TO shc ground n just barely escaped STRIKING
the head This is the third -ssilar accident
Lisptesspt Hss hss es-sped onee by b-ng accident
ally thrown down fight Of twesty ave steps, land
Ing % hts chsst and breaking his hnGers, and ~
th~r time being threvn from hs vaeou and his horse
trssdne upon him and the heavy wagon passing over
his ehsst COED specimen Of se~sh esotehmsn Ne /
shsuldss