The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-28

No,rt Erposrsrtor Among other commodities Of va
New York last week for Chaxre. was consignment Of
hundred cats for the Calf rnia and Oregon markets
This vii not be considered 90 very singular when u
that in where horses and mice are plen
tiful and cats scsrce-it not common TO exchange
horse for cat At this rate, II would not be surpri.
sing TO the quotations for cats regularly published In
the prices current
pr.Ts nv DHowISe On Sunday morning, Coroner
0esr held inquest Pier East river The body Of
Andres Brown, ssed % years, born in Ireland .hose
body floating in the river foot Of said
pier, at siI o'clock on sunday morning. The deceased
II seems, on Saturday night week ago, between ten
Brown No. Moore ttrset and after remaining there
short time left and sent towards Broad street since
which time he had not ben seen until the body was
found floating in the river vsrdct-Deatk BY drowning
AcciDs-rs-Richsrd ?. Purssy q grocer, residing at
3ss Third accompanied by his family driv
lag IN wagon, about half past 10 o'clock on Sunday
evening; when the Of Broadway aud nous.
too street the kor-e against pile Of bricks, and
Mr. Purey vas thrown out Of his wagon, breaking bis
Teeoth ward station house and Doctor Grisvold sent
for VINO exanir ed his wound and that he
should BE- immedatey .ent to the hospital Police Of
eoss Ciesrmon Delamater, jackson and wilson
fuy conveyed BIN tbthsr, who're he nov lies suffering
E,I,s bunbsr eoored woman, fell through the cellar
door a the house s22 Broadway Sunday afternoon,
ssd injured Of her legs severely The cellar doeis
q the houses 33 3 and 3H which are lsve with the
AZ evslh are gsuersly left open till late hour OF the
ssht frequently endar geriDg the lives OF pedestrians
The police have repeatedly spprised the ocoupsn o.
In leaving the cellar doors unfastened, but without e
feet Scarcely night that some one NOS more
- less injured BY the cussble neglect Of the occupants
OF houses Broadway
On saturday Q laboring man who vas employed on
the Harlem railroad Eighty fourth street fell down
deep cut IN the embsns the road and vas very
severely injured Police Sergeant Cartwright conveyed
him bone where his wounds we're Immediately attended
TO by DR. Kinsy.
During the display o. the fireworks on last 3d.
turdsy evening. at Castle Garden q spectator named
Jsmes Reese In passing where the fireworks were
being discharged had h knee and leg severely burnt By
the unexpected explosion Of rocket. He was mmedf
saeiy taken 10 the City Hospital
Vot sp prowrrp A early hour yester iay morning
The body OF veil dressed man about Atty years Of age
va founo floating the slip at the foot " Grand
rsst river He dressed In black frook coat silk
crsvsf and black psntsloops. The BODY appeared TO
have been bet short time In the water. An inquest
VIII be held t. Day.
Mu,v.,v -Msdi.op Hose COMPANY No 81, command
Cd by CAPTAIN James Parish, made their annual tsrge
.seursIon on Friday 10 Tbcmas' starr Numbering y
mnshsts attended By shelton's Band They presented
ss and soldier like appearance, and commanded Tor tn
following prizes - LIST prise silver medal presented D.
Pat smith Won BY Robert Armstrong % silver cup
prevented By Thomas q stephens Won ~ Hugh Mooney
"a $40 gold piec. presented BY Matthew Green wo
by Charles spier 18th, hat presented By Charles Lent
Won ~ Oubert n warden 5th pair o. boots Rresente
ny Ralph Trnb,sy, won By Abraham Moore Thseom