The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-26


THE wrArHrR-rHs sroRu The sultry weather 81
Saturday resulted in rain on saturday night. and,
continued up till two o'clock yesterday afternoon
The rain fell in torrents The cellars all flooded
In the lew streetsan evil that Is BY
the washing away of the filth from the Nature
Is great scsYenger, when she tries her hand az the
broom. Several a~nings aud chin neytops blown
down, and number OF young trees both In this city
and Brooklyn together with a few Of the Telegraph
posts II Is very wild weather for this being
much too soon for the equinoctial gales. We shall
have fine weather probably. after the present storm
Yesterday afternoon the rain cleared away, ami the
wind shifted to the northwest, when the air became
cool, pleasant and bracing.
suE srKoEr.-Mr. Rolnsk while passiog through
Pearl street, on Saturday afternoon,
aud was taken to the drug store Of Mr. Colby where
temporary restoratiyes were applied, aud thence ne
was removed TO the City Hospital fireman, named
Mitchell In running to alarm Of Ore vas *
aud was taken into druggists In Third avenue
DR. McCarron was sent for, who arriving found the
pupils OF the eye dilated and every symptom of mme.
date death lie instantly opened the temporal artery
and the effect was like magic. Mitchell rapidly
restored.
REruHS rHE mAior.-Ths Mayor, who left the
city on Friday last, returns this morning to resume
his duties, which were discharged during his absence
by the President Of the Board OF Aldermen, az his
iossm ie"s ,s Durps the year the Mayer has been
tive to his duties than Mayor woodruff
BLAcK lAwL foUNp-A black yawl boat, found In the
possession Of boy named Clinton and supposed 10 be
stolen, has been SEIZED by the Seventh ward police
The owner should apply to the station house.
DrsrrUcrrs E-on Saturday morning last be.
tween the hours II oLe and two o'clock, flames were
discovered proceeding from the block bounded BY
Clawson and Myrtle avenues. aud Graham street,
Brooklyn. They found 20 proceed from q build
ing at the upper end Of exten sive rope walk be-
longing, we believe 10 Messrs Tucker a Cooper and
occupied by Msssrs. Duryea Rhodes, as a shovel
manufaetory, which was almost entirely DESTROYED
Loss $4,000; partially insured mustard manufac-
tory adjoibiDg, owned and occupied BY " Van Dyck
Loss not atcertsned No insurance The second story
Of this building was occupied by two young men
named Baldsin Davis wood turner's, Who had re-
Gently commenced business and have now lost about
81 600 the earnings Of several years None OF their
goods we're insured, In consequence OF the delay Of
some Of the insurance agents. A butcher shop and
stable belonging TO Mr. Conner we're also burnt
Damage about $500. No Insurance Several other
buildings In the vicinity somewhat injured.
thosgh not 90 any great extent ny the great exeron
OF the hremen the rope walk, before spoken Of was
saved fer which the proptetors have returned suit
Bile acknowledgements The total loss BIZ the Are Is
estimasd AZ not less than $4,000 10 IL supposed to
have bess the work Of an incendiary.
Esras srIoS ToR a NtrH-Tt will be seen BY the
suhgoned that smigratios IL by no means decreasing
and ~ IL exp ccd whs the harvest H. gathered i'm Ire
land Il vii be vastly increased II appears that many
OF the German emigrants instead Of smbarkng direct
In their ports prefer coming here via Liverpool
being cheaper route and snording them bstter ac
commodations
The following are the arrivals Of smgrants for the