The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-16
City and Suburban News.


AkyRIcAN IssrIrUTE-rwkSrY-IHIRD ANNUAL Fam.
on the FIRST Of October the great display Of Anne
Every department tbs great Industrial operations
OF year will be represented In that spacious smphi
theatre The new and the improved articles Of every
description will be there and nsgni lsent Is the
fairs At Castle have hitherto been certain Of
beholdns this more so Nor Is there any doubt that
these glorious annual exhibitions Of honest industry
and unsq uaed genius, will enlarge like our republic
nom year to year The growth Of every thing In this
vast Hela OF freedom is almost gsometrioal and
just pride lawfully inc with every successive
expansion OF the now mighty field We trust that our
to be entered for premium must be at the Castle on
the 9th and 18th OF this month September; for the
articles must be srr.nsed for inspection on the Soth
We request the managers to see that the Turkish
Ambassador has every facility to witness this exhi
bition.
THE hsrRrHs OF EsIGRAsTs.-Ths sudsrings Of many
Of the poor emgrsnts especially those from Ireland
dreadful in the extreme. Anne MeCawlsy an Irish
came Saturday to the Eleventh ward station house
sick She stated that her husband had gone to the
country and she was left without friends subss-
tence She sent TO the once Of the Commissioners
Of Emigration, and the general sgent Dr. Grisoom,
the EVE Of her sccoachment
FREs.-The OF building No 90 Forsyth street,
occupied as machine shop was discovered to be on
extnguished with but trihing damage. At 2 O'Clock
yesterday morning fire took place At All Broadway,
which was extnguished by the police Of the Fifth
ward.
FnE.-A fire occurred at O'Clock, on Sunday night.
caused by the upsetting Of csmphine lamp, at 249
Stanton street, when person named George Geiss,
German, was severely burned in endeavoring to ex-
tinguish the flames. He was successful, and Dr. Nj
chols called to dress his burns and render such
medical aid Is his case required.
NURpERous ASSAULT BY CoLoREp MAS-At half past
10 O'Clock on Saturday night, man whose name is
unknown, was knocked down in Cow Bay, by colorsd
named Yellow Dock, and severely injured in the
back part of his head. Policemen Judge, Dowd and
kavery took him in charge and had him removed to
the Hospital In Broadway The black rufian wes sub
ted n he Ward
FouSD DEAp.-A man named Philip Kaylor
found dead yesterday morning at the house OF Thomas
Graham No. OIL Monroe street.
DEATH by APoPLExr.--The Coroner, yesterday, held
inquest at No. 81 Monroe street, on the body of
Ph Hip Callahan who was found in the house in dy
ing condition and before medical aid could be pro
cured he died The deceased was "a years of and
a native OF ireland. Verdict, death by aPoplexy.
SUDDEN Yesterday afternoon, about three
the Irving House; Mr. George W. Kimball, proprietor
of the Gothic Hall, 316 Broadway, passing down
Chambers street, when he was suddenly attacked by
near by took him by the arm and conveyed him to
seat at the Irving House door DR. Chids was sent
deceased was a native of New Hampshire, and was AZ
years Of age for some time past Mr. X has been in ILL
health supposed to be affection of the heart which
is believed TO be the Of his sudden demise The
Coroner allowed the boey to be conveyed to his late
residence, No sl6 Broadway, where an inquest will be
held this forenoon.
THE NEW RAILS OF THE HARLEM RAnRoAD.-The new
rails OF the Harlem railroad are being laid down
Gt This q. ana the cars do not come nearer than
Pearl street for the present. These heavy rails
vast i'm provement on the former ones, which rtquir
ed repairing contn uslly and left the track always
uneven. The rails will be found the cheapest In
the end. while the passengers will eel the benefit Of
smooth instead Of a rough ride.
LECTURE AT THE wfLsH CHuRcH.--This evening a
free lecture to bo given by Mr. John Thomas Pryse
before the Sc Dsyds Benevolent Society at the Welsh
Church, No $50 Broome street. The subject Is the
History of st. David. After the lecture collection
will be made in aid Of the funds Of the society
FIRFs IN BRooKLYN.-A IRE broke cut yesterday af
pertaining TO Burdens foundry which was quickly
extugushed by Nos and Z, altar doing very trihing
damage The bell ringer was requested by several OF
ths fremen to ring the bell but refused to do Some
MI Zoe in Neuris street discovered to be IRE
but the flames extiDguished by few buckets Of
water No alarm was given frsm the fire tower. On
Sunday morning. at about O'Clock, the neghborhood
Ign, were aroused by the cry of fire, which was
found to proceed from the house occupied by VIM. Ju
liar, ss dwelling house and tailor store, which
was quickly consumed together with the con-
tackled q wooden tbed which belonged to Messrs.
Hustled l. Kendall, stage proprietsrs and which was
also totally consumed. The first building belonged to
Mrs. FoIbish, and was valued at about 81 0o0 fully
stable vas worth pr1baby $500, also insured Mr..
Julian. his little daughter, and woman, were
awakened just In time TO their lives by jun ping
out of the second story window He lost thing
night clothes he had His loss amounts to about
81 eco, about 80 OF which IL insured In the Nsrth
Western Insurance Company, New York. lie had
just laid in his stock for the fall and winter Not.
direct line from the City Hall, and tho blaze a very
bright one, the bell ger In the cupoa could pos
sibly see H. This argues either that he asleep at
the tine or else that his judgment Is not to be trusted