The New York herald., 1850-06-15
City Intelligence.


Industrial Congress held Thursday evening last.
THE NV foKx voLUNTEERs-A return Of all the
who have survived out Of nearly looo men, has been
made by the Volunteer Association to the Committee
Of the Common Council that there is no longer any
to be paid by the vote Of the Corporation We under
stand that the proceeds Of the ball in Tsmmany Hall
for their benefit have not been paid This s too bad
when Fix members OF the corps reported to the
Recording Secretary on Sunday last to be In dying
condition and IL is well known that many others will
be In q similar state from rheumatism aud dyse
terry contracted in Mexico. There Is scarcely
who served In that campaign (except some of the on
sevesJ that is not affected wasting disease that
IL slowly sspping their existence City father. what
you do quickly else you shall be too late for all,
., you have for many. Your sifts benefit not
the dead
excitement with arrivals from other cities and dspsr
tures from our own that one .s:,e.y sno-s ~hether
leave today and the National Guard are to proceed
about the Goth Of this month to Hobok.n, to encamp
there for day preparatory to their Welt on the sth
week away. Tho Washington Continentals, Captain
Darrow. and understand the City Continentas Cap
tain Knapp will accompany the Scottish Guards Cap
tain A. O. Castie, and the Highland Guards, Captain
Alex Eaglssop upon their c~Dtempl visit TO New
nsysn, about the middle 0fJuy ,rs. 70 .i,,,s,,.
taken to the Seventeenth ward police station Who
picked up in the street ssyisg been rendered sense
roncr was called to hold an inquest.
FiRr ~ BKoAnwAv. Last night Mt half past eleven
O'CLOCK nrr broke cut HroauNhN, Formerly oc-
cupisd by Mr. Thurstcn a. sced store bu, REQ, ntiy
by Mr. Rome bird mucicr. The smoke issued from
the building in thick ,cluuss aud shortly after when
the door broke open the flames burst forth ferce-
ly. Engine 21 was promptly on the spot aud the
suit wss that mastery was soon obtained over the
ssvouinr element The lower part of the building Ia
cor sidersbly injured An immense crowd collected
around
will he found the notice Of concert To be rven this
afternoon st four O'Clock by the pupils OF the Insti-
tuition for the Blind Among other picces schiier's
Ben" H. 20 be performed and this alone ought to
cure full house The tickets fxed at twenty Ave
cents but the ruri- cf schools vith their teachers
viii be admitted AZ hs prize The object OF the con
tion
fisr. -Yes.erdsy afternoon q ere broke out In .
leather store. No. 33 Eighth avenue. occupied by
Jacob Kirer " entirely consum-d together With
adjoining shcc store. occupied by Arthur Deviin
nv the exeftops % the 10th police the stock and
yestsrdry sfteruoon o Gre brote ont In Oh. building
No 1le FULTON street occupied by Gale and Hoxden,
,ilversmiths. IL was ertineuished With triains dA-
Ma, Mr.nSo.-k Mr. Moore. som. three months
sbout eleven O'Clock et night for the purposc Of pro-
eeeding TO HE home He has not been heard from
since lie wa, an indussrisus sober young m.n.
FsrsL Accpr~r-Cxvro~ TO Critnss>.-Ye~terday
afternoon a girl named Elissb-th MGuire. daughter
Of ThQmss Guir~ residing In 17ih street FIRST
.rss rs. Rpsr .eeSepssy m into ~. "s,s and
drowned before sssissnce could he rendered The
body vas shorty Afterwards recovered ard an inquest
returned
Dsowsrp ~ [. po-p --corcse.r Geer yesterday held
inquest st No 2~5 eevanteeuth street the body
ofs girl twelve yesrs ofsge by the of Elisabeth
Mcclure. whose body was discovered by John McGun-
ley fcstinr In Prod cf wster at the foet n seven
snsrnocn ief, hsr kcm. and zen, to-srs. tn. pond,
vher. h believed IN. have accidentally fslien
Holmes " va. ev,d~rt she Seee~sed 10 her death
by drowning a. msrks Of violence could ~
ahe body
Pr,srsrsrtor or rl.rs There is now on erhibI.
ton Ball. Tomp ns and Black hcsutifui service
q plate TO be presented BY the slommsit-s Of the
YolnR Bachelors socety, 10 John Mills Who has lust
resigned the presideucy cdthe committee after holding
the ffce about fve y-srs The service consiste Of
wrought Each piece ~ ipeersbrd a. follows Pre-
sentes 20 John Mills President upon retirement hom
the Committee Of tho Young Bechelors Society. Ne~
lort Ipril 9th 1850 lter~ fnifo~ the came. tse
committee. t~epty in uuraber) Mr. Mills h.s been as
sctvs mrubsr and .fnceut sEe~r ~ the society and
biz he cfaee which h. had hilsd
tbr Il VS. nsninously dstern,ired hy the mrmh~rs
q The ecrrnit,'e TO give him some lasting token Of
tlsir r'aais
The Coroner Thursdsy. held an isauest at No i5o
narrew street. on the hodv of penjsmin Martin sged
~ yrs,e horn a N.w york. who came 10 his death by
wonrds nfieted *itb kaife by Dsnei Nwgent In an
sffav IN Ann strt. the 9TH inst u seems BY the
=, dtnee hrsc the c.rcner thai Nusset ~as a.
The street eered hosj 81 him and thrust his thumb
into resut- ~ eIseh then took plsce and Nag~nt
dr,w rtckct tnifr ssd inflicted wound In the sb-
dcnner snd in thr 10 s-ast Of th- deccssrd since
vhitl time Martin hae bses lingering IN consequenee
~ he wounds thus indicted which utimstey esusea
suifaton r,noered The iic-trg verdict -: n 10 IN.
pron n the jury thst the dessssed cseto hs death
;, m,sns o. he IN. rr,sa,sr pp.p
IN the ending of this verdict tho coroner sommtted
n. sccus.d fscs 20 pri.on for .xsminsticn. Az the
inc ~ the afray Nugent arrested and held 10 bail
" Justies osbern 10 and two days ago when
was ~ the deceased vouid possibly die M
snt ~ss arrested .nd eomnitssd 70 prison ~ Jsstss
a. a~t1 fka raum