The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-02
City Intelligence,

TIE STEAMBOAT RTINDEER-rhe crack North River
boat-the Rein deerhas been withdrawn from the day
line between this city and Albany and laid up till the
coming spring This splendid steamboat under the
command of her popular commander, Captain Albert
Degrcot, bias accomplished the greatest distance in
given time during the past Of any steamboat
constructed Her regularity Of departures and ar
rivals has been proverb!a During the whole season
space Of six months she lost only two trips prob .by
degree Of punctualty before unprecedented The po-
eness and attention Of Capt Degroot TO his daily boat
loads Of passengers and the superior accommodations Of
the vessel will make her temperance the route next
year De hsiiea with muen satlsiacuon oy tno:e VINO
between the cities The steamboat New World has
also been withdrawn for the season.
TYR FnIcs1E HUss.R.-The weather becoming cold
Messr Pratt Howe Co have suspended operations for
the the British frgate Hussar sunk He'll
Gate, and of which we gave full account short time
the work in the spring when they have every hope
ogetfir the buried treasure which the object Of their
task
VAorsv warn TO BLAcxwr1L's ISLAND Saturday
last was day general rejoicing among the inmates OF
the institutions Blackwe Island at the Introduction
Of croton water Of which they s..- len e.r.s1sd
been drawn up by the anchor of a vessel. The gutta
percba Pipe put down last year, examination,
found to be unimpared and the Ten Governors have now
put down another Of The same description but with In
creased weight Of anchors. The whole has been done
under direction Of the Chief Engineer Of the Croton
Aqueduct Works A. ". Craven Eco who IL entitled to
great credit for his in this novel undertaking
Mnrr.sY--Tne Bloomer Guards Capt Henuesy, pa
ra5ed on Tuesday, they numbered thirty muskets and
thelr appearance was such a. 10 COMMAND admraron
The Wsile Guards, panied by the Empire Band,
Captain Mccormick also parAded and mustered forty
men. They appeared well drilled
FoUsD DRow,ED.-The body Of young man. whose
name has not been ascertained found, Tuesday
morning floating in the East river at the foot Of Eighty
sixth street
The body Of John Flynn was found, on Tues
day morning at five o'clock floating in the clip pier
No IL North river. Deceased a married man, and
has left family residing No % Hamilton street The
circumstances which led to his death did trauspre
at the Coroners inquest which wssheld yesterday morn
ing The jury returned verdict OF death by drowning
At about quarter to twelve o'clock, on Tuesday
the body OF an unknown man, apparently between
twenty egh. and thirty years Of age found floating
in the Nor river at pier H. at foot Of Albany street
From the dress and general appearance Of the deceased
L. supposed that he belonged to that class who work
along the docks. lie stout, athletic looking
Far About hafpast O'Clock, Tuesday morning.
IRE broke out in the second floor OF the house 267 Third
street. II appears that German Who occupied
the second floor went out early In the morning left
her two children asleep in bed In the room when
thavipgs. which were near the fireplace, isnited and
burned part Of the furniture and clothes belong
ing to the occupant the children got In safety
The remen were promptly on the spot and succeeded
in extinguishiDg the flames before they communicated
to the other ioors Of the house.