The New York herald., 1850-06-05
City Intelligence.

OPERATION OF THE QUARANTINE LAW.
The bark Darlington arrived on June ID. from Re.
Under section Cd clause Ist page l. Of the new health
law, she ordered to he Quarantined thirty days
The barks Crisis and Kathleen left Rio after the Bar
rpgton; but. arriving before the first OF Jane
9usrantned but i've days. Both the Crisis aud Ksth-
le'n had sickness on board The Darlington had not
the In usnss The Board Of Appeals met yesterday at
IL o'clock, and In accordance with the rccommsnda-
,ion to to the city the ground that the Bar
rington having taken pilot board on the 3lst OF
though shs did not reach the quarantine station till
the Sd OF June. The provision Of the Quarantine Law
cane INTO epsrr,on on ,hs LIST instant. to compel AL
tous or contagious diseases exist to remain Mt Quar-
antine at least for thirty days ana for twenty days
force till the first day efoctobsr.
Acc,prsr Er-ALpksMAs.- Yesterday after-
accident occurred to x-Aldernan an Kelly Of
the Second ward, which might have proved serious
While the hoistng Of sack Of salt NJ
bis the iron clap at the end Of the rope fell
fictipg deep cut between the eyes, and brusing his
nose Had IN. iron struck only q little either way,
he would have lost an eye III. blow stunned him;
but no csnger 10 now spprvhsnded.
IsvirArIos OF rHr CoxNss CourcrL Bosros
AuIrosIrins resolution was adopted, last evening,
st the Board OF Aldermen, TO tender the
Of the city TO certain Of the authorities Of the City
OF No,ionsn sejourning at present in Gotham. The
waited on come Of those gentlemen. who, In reply,
stated that they wished TO consult their friends ana
City Hall Quere-Is the mt TO be given at
the individual expense the members Of the Commen
Council or at the eot Of the citizens II the latter
We must say that they are very generous-at other
peoples expense
Tnr PHusprLrmA f,RrnrH.-The Philadelphia dre-
M, nsh are staying at Barnum. Hotel where they are
were escorted through the city yesterday to the
lions aud expressed themselves much gratihed with
what they saw They were entertained last evening at
La;a, ette Hail.
EnrrIELrSsSr rroM BAsx LIxxlrcx, IRE-
lise-A few days ago, We noticed the arrest oftwo
- e.s af
Thomas Percy, alas Ormsby, who alleged ~ have
,mb, Ezlsd large amount Of money from the Nationai
Bank. Limerick, Ireland. and fed 60 this country.
Both the parties putting up at the American
Hotel when discovered. ON "wednesday Of last week
thgs .na only .eaenay m, PsTsy a. g aSa
who volunteered topsy his conneys passage to this
country and thus they became acquainted during the
passage. and arrival, Percy invited him to put up
at the same hotel.
THr LleHrsrSe Avn THr BArrisr NAkirrn. CHlrEL.--
We learn that the lightning which struck the ss
Of the Baptist Mariners chapel in Cherry street ON
honday. ss mentioned In yesterdays Herald, came
down through the building 10 the second floor. where
ing to the outside entered the earth At the northeast
of the building There several persons at
work On the building at the time, but Of them
were injured
THr TFArAHir oNcE Motr-To-morrev evening
the question the tcstable before the board
Of Aldermen Having paid them four dollars per
day in eonsderntion ot giving up tea anl tr,mm,nSs
ai the expense of the citizens they fall back again
upon The tea table by side wind determined TO have
AERrvAL E,nehAsrs-since yesterday the follow.
ing have arrived
BARK Queen Cork. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .113
ship Lorsna, Rotterdam. ...................g7
rot.i. ................... $40
Mnrr.u MlrrFRa-Tho Second Regiment n V. s.
Militia held election. on Monday evening at the
Mercer House. for Lieutenant Colonel Major Joseph
Craig, OF the same regiment was elected TO hll that
oMte.
An election for the majority the Second Rsgimsnt
Il is expected viii be ordered immediately
The fusilecrs. Capt Thomas W. Mclean. will pro-
oced to Albany. by the morning boat on THURSDAY
They will be received by the Albany burgess Ccfrs
who will visit this city during the fall
The Scottish Guards Capt. A. g Castle aud the
Highland Guards Capt Alexander Eagiestoa. will
gethcr visit New Haven The latter part Il this month
on the 18th inst. uhe anniverEary Of the battle Of
Bunker lii1) aotacbmUnt of Contnentals consist
iIg OF Cart. Van Dykes, CAPT Helme's. and Capt.
glorious event Captain Van Dyke viii BE- In
Company n Washington Grays Captain Little. will
visit Iisrtioft about the last week in July accofnpa-
nsd ~ Dodworh's band, as the guests Of the Hart.
ford Light Guard.
MoNrarsrsi scrtrrrpr ~ CgawronD-A monu-
ment 90 the late Dr Amos Dnney'o q Boston has sr-
rived IN this city from Rome 10 y the work Of gf-
cd American Crawford. and PREPARATIONS are bting
made 20 forward u 70 hoston It's TO be placed In the
cemetery az Mount Auburn
Far,L AccturNr-on Monday afternoon ct half p.s,
ocloes child seven years old named Francis Mark
ham whose tsr,nts reside at aol West street was on
It's way home from school and ia passins tho badnx
besg erected in Reade street for Stewart sugar
that feil frem the building fracturng its skull and
producing death. The child was conveyed home 20 is
afflicted parents
Dam rs DRowstSe.--The Coroner yesterday. held
an inquest the foot Of Amos street the body Of
John Fisher aged 80 years, native ef Fnga1d The
deceased 10 seems has been missing since last Satur.
day a week sgo The body was found floating in the
river at the foot cf Amos street Dir Holmes examined
the tody aud discovered several bruises the he>d
caused by coming In contact with some soiid seb-
stance. Verdict, death BY drowning.