The New York herald., 1850-05-23

q list OF whom can DC 1ounc In another column.
DEAD IsrAsr PouSD.-The remains of nm infant
found Tuesday afternoon, In lot In Behune street,
near West, in rough coffin about foot under ground
The discovery Was made by somo mon who we're ut
work.
COLLISION AND DANGEROUS Aocipr,r.-Thomas Lar
kin, driver OF OF the stages, while
attempting to psss cart on Fourth avenue near
Eighth street about half past O'Clock, T. VI yester
day came In contact with tho cart, by which Larkn
was thrown from the box TO the pavement striking up
on his head and inhcting severe wound. lie was
assisted to Mr. Logues store, by officers Lying and Will
Lis, who sent for physician to dress his wounds
ACCIDENT TO A RonBrE.--John michaels, James MUIR
ply, and John Meyer were detected yesterday morn
ing ut O'Clock, in burglary having effected an
trance into the manufacturing Jewelry establishment
stairs by officers HuIbnson aud Ridden Of the Fourth
ward police. Meyer. in attempting 10 escape leapeo
from window into the yard and broke his thigh.
lie was removed to the Hospital
UanlrM RAiLRoAp-EI EcrIoN OF DrRrcroRs-Tho
annual election of directors was held last Tuesday and
the following ticket elected Robert Schuyler George
Barker, Philip Dater, Jonathan sturges, William y.
Wetmore Il NJ. Blatchford Thomas W Ludlow, Ed
ward Bement, William s. Miller, Charles Denson, Will
liam c. Wetmore, Gouverneur Morris Of Morrisania,
Isaac Il. Haviland.
SusrcIOus 0oops Three boats, ladened with cotton
and ships rigging. were found yesterday morning, at
four oclock by officer 81 srpe OF tie Fourth ward at
theoot Of James street Brought to the station house
EXCESSIVE ZEAL.oy THE PARk PoLicr.-Yesterday, se-
veral young men in the Park, when took the
handkerchief Of another, and threw 1t one Of the
grass pats As matter of course, the owner of the
Handkerchief went the grass for it, aaa then, with
the others, quietly took seat near by Two police
men up soon after, and arrested him ana vic
lently dragged him OF until near the Tombs, when
they allowed him to 1t vel TO Observe the regu
ations about the grass. but there is such thing az
excessive zeal and the Park police ought not to
stretch their authority beyond due limits, we
informed they occasionally do.
Furious DRuIsG-f ,rAL RfsuLT.-On Monday morn
ming. young man, Of the name Of Alpheus Undcrhill
was driving horse and spring cart at very furious
rate in the Bowery; and turning suddenly into Prince
street he knocked down Mrs. Doyle residing at No
20 Elizabeth street who endesvoring to cross the
street at The time with her female infant in her arms
aged only nine months The wheel OF the cart passed
over the back part Of Mrs. Doyles body, and also
the head Of the child, causing almost instant
taken into custody Mrs Doyle and The infant
taken 10 their residence where Coroner Geer held
inquest ON the body The jury. after an hours con-
suitation rendered the following verdict That the
infant. named Elizabeth T.. Doyle came to its death
by being knocked down aud run over by a horse and
cart. driven by Alpheus Underhill, at a rapid rate
while passing the corner Of bowcry and Prince street.
end that the whole matter be referred to the Grand
Jury for further investigation The Coroner, during
the day. took bail for the appearance Of Underhl in
the of $500 TO answer any indic nent that might
possibly be found against him by the Grand Inquest
RowpYisM AND rnr FurNrv.-.-in another column
will be found card Of the Foreman of Engine Compa-
ny No. 9, speaking the sentiments OF the hremen Of
that company-and we are confident, OF the majority
of the frt men Of the whole dspartnentin reference
10 the rowdy boys who followed the engines hose carts
and trucks and involve the pcaccablc members In
quarrels IN what is nearly bad, the reputation of
rowdyism. The member OF No have taken the pro-
per course for getting rid Of their unwelcome follow
they have come out the subject. We hope others
will initiate Their example. j; the irenon were unat-
terced by these shouting noisy f,ows riots AMI rows
among them would he few and far between On sun
day there two disgraceu riots in different parts
OF the city lone between members OF Engine Company
No 81 and Hose Companies No II snd'2 in Thompson
st. and the other in the Bowery between members OF En-
gine No and Hose II These riots caused more By
the rowdy boys than by the renen Two or
three persons arrested for the riot in the Bowery
and attempts were made to get thrm OF, before the
magistrate yesterday. which were unsuccessful 1t Is
n hrelnen alone.
put step othese thing. Let them follow the exam
uNxNowr Man DnowSrp.-Tbe Coroner. on Monday,
held an inquest, ut the First ard Station House
the body OF unknown man, found floating in the
East River, betw,cn piers No. III aud IL. Verdict,
death by drowning. The body subsequently sup
posed 70 be that Of VIM. Wennir Ferris of the British
army.
AecipESr.-A yourg man, named Donnclly, was run
Tuesday morning. in Eleventh street. at one
o'clock, by hose cart No 8 breaking his leg. He
brought to the station house whore his leg set by
DR. stesrns and then conveyed to his residence No "a
TIrT ,s W.1rn srRrsr-Tuesdsy forenoon n fro
broke In 80 Water street Roosevelt rookery
that 1t was desirable to get rid Of The old building
FIEr IN TnoMrso. srRErr.-A hrc broke out In l0l
Thompson street, Tuesday, ut 10 O'Clock, In stable
ye,bcr With three irsme buildings inhabited by poor
families.
PInr IN sorru srKrrr-Ath half past 10 O'Clock Tues
day forenoon, fire broke out Ia the fine Ave story
building OF granite front 90 South street, within
door Of Purng clip IL Is occupied by several parties
tDe princlpai Iapscott, proprietor oi view
York and Liverpool passage ofce The fire originated
In the upper story, occupied by Mr. Zereka, and
threatened the whole building. by the lions Of
the fromcp, who brought the hose inside the bidpg
and on top. the flames subdued Ia about a. mi
nuies after bursting forth. The damage by water s
greater than by fire IL Is not very certain how the
IRE originated but IL L. believed that IL had
neotion with the fitting of that part Of the building
for a oSmphene uanufaetory. Plumbers had been A.
work in it, but IL is stated that the lead was melted
below and carried up.
USksows Msy fou,p IN rpr warrs.-Coroner Geer
held inquest yesterday at the Perry house. South
ferry the boy Of unknown man, found dead,
floating In the river th end of the Battery Tho
body taken from the water. but evidence
found the person of the deceased which tended
the identity of the body Nerdict-death by drowning