The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-07


AecItNsr 10 rss srEAnsoAr kosrs AHERIsA.-As
this best vas her return trip yesterday morning
Poet Ne Point near the place where the Passaic
surk Hbuut tao months ago. She immediately fed
A.hers The little stssmer Jonas q. H.artt, took off
the rufssrgsrs of them, named walker drown
ID 10 attempting TO get ON beard. There Is also a
, = lhst sn3il r sssnger has been lost large
hUir made IN the bottom Of the boat The in ury,
s1ssEt ~ water Is not very great.
sssFArN roE THr UNroRrUSArr.-we woad call
the stisnon a the public and of the authorities to
ths st-' "a the widow aud orphan children OF Samuel
1@skll a.. young man who distinguished himself so
much ~ MS g'nToss exerions at the disastrous fire
in rBVue street. Hr IL who, after laboring day
std Lgh succsedsd in rescuing the boy Tind lie from
~ GH'khl wss struck by briekbat, or slung shot,
Nhhe parting two men engaged In breach OF the
Isags ard alter iagering some time in consequence
- the wound he died leaving his wife on the brink
81 ccnhnsmcnt, With two helpless children, in state
81 utter destituton Dr. Traphsgen, Of Pearl street
sfo ATTENDED him TO bis death is acquainted with all
tbs rireUmftanees, aud will eheerfuly receive
Tho susi.st aid contributed by the VIOLENT to the
that he Kind hsarted citizens Of New York will arc use
III ufslvrs and Co something effective and speedy for
Oh, rshsf Of u distressed and deserving family.
TEsIrc on TnE Hrpso~ RIVER RAILROAD on TINE
futhru o. yuiY-on the fourth Of July, the passen-
grrs ON the Hudson River Railroad amounted to the
enormous number Of 900. In the evening by one
train. twenty -four all full, attached TO
locomotive
GH.rrryIss TSunrsr OF rar ForRrn OF JuLY.-0n
u. fourth Capt Lott. % the Royal Mail steamship
Europa ssiBe,d the nghs kind of spirit towards this
country while, at tn. same time he showed his own
.upetsniy 10 narrow preiudices, by displaying the
Witch bore the uion Jack that the folds Of both
hags mingled together At noon be fred a salute Of
Thirteen guns.
BonrH Exri osoS Last evening. at O'Clock. an
alarm q Or. rupg for the sixth district, which
turned out to be explosion Of small boiler, at
tSchsd TO engine for job printing in the
bisbment Of Francis Hart Ne 4Thalnes street There
sss no life Lost. and the damage is not great
RrrsTss fn,lr ISsriTvrr.-The examination in
says and viii terminate ON wednesday The com
M Nc, meat viii b. held on the 18th instant at
o'clock
Tns NArio,,L Gr.np.-The seventh regime mt OF the
National Guard commanded by Col Duryea paraded
Ia the Park at o'clock. whence they proceeded on
their excursion to Newport and Boston.
ETrrrrs % DIscHARoIse CANNON IN THE STREET.
The young man, Robert Adison Belby, who shot
in the chest the morning of the 4h of July by a
bolt or ramrod discharged from cannon, died the
next day la the City Hospital Coroner Geer yester
day, held ar inquest on the body. The boy, Edward
Caldwell residing at No 1ell Chatham street who dis
charged the testified before the jury that he
loGdt the and accidentally left the iron bolt
Ia the cAbnon with which he ranm.d down the wad.
He further stated that he had no intention Of doing
any one any injury The jury rendered the follow wing
accidental firing Of cannon loaded with bolt while
in the hands OF Edwsrd Caldwell.
F,IL o. a.. BvnnsG.-About 9 O'Clock last evening
Ia, building 49, Mercer street in the .f Broad
way fell TO The ground just the men had gone to
their tea Fortunately no lives were lost. The fall
was caused by the undermining Of the building for
the purpose Of erecting the Jenny Lind Hall, a2join
ing IT.
DrIrn ny DRIsxtsG CoLp WArER-Coroner efr held
inquest yesterday A. Bellevue Hospital, on the
body Thomas Conrcry. who died idenly. in
qusnee fdriuk king cold water while his body In
profused Precipitation. Verdict accordingly.
erI,iDr ~ TANSo AasrSic-The coroner, yesterday,
held inquest at No 2i5 Broome street Oh the body
Of a German by the name Of Charles korn aged 70
years, who his death by suicide. by taking
ssnic 1t that the evening Of tue 4th inst,
he returned from Hobokep. and young woman, with
" he had he tied
some ether man. This fact. when communicated TO
deceased to affect him very much. Early in
the evening he took coffee and about 10 o'clock
that light the deceased observe ed to take tin pan
down into the cellar where t IL supposed he took the
poison About the middle Of the night his room mate,
Christian Rergh, was awoke by his vomiting The de-
ceased complained Of great thirst. Some water was
procured. and he asked il he santrd doctor; to
which he replied no it is only headache he had, and
should he better SOON instead OF which he died at
Jealousy the cause OF the rash act. The jury
dersd verdict that the deceased came TO his death
by suicide, by taking arsenic.
FAIAL RAILROAD AcoIprsT.-Iast evening. at seven
Thirty second street aud instantly killed him. The
wheels cut right through his boSels In the most kor-
rible manner.
AsorHKR RAuIoAD AcCiDyNT.-About four o'clock
yesterday afternoon while the train from New Haven
vas going at the rate of twenty-nv miles an hour
near fordhsm Jobn, ioldtn jumped from the train,
and Was fcarfully mangled. His face Was cut In =
shocking manner Of his arms was broken, and he
was otherwise seriously injured. lie taken to
Berri,n's Hotel where DR. Walsh dressed his wounds
He is not expectedto live.
Dram nv DRowsisa-A man, by the name Of VIM.
" OFarri aged % years, Friday night ran, while
OF the dock into the river at th. ft Of Jam street
The police followed after him. but before the decoassd
could be recovered IRON the river he dead. YER
diet death ly drowning.