The New York herald., 1851-08-21
City Intelligence.

THr wE,rHER-For teveral days past the weather
has been very and the transition from heat to
been sudden and frequent. Yesterday cold easterly
wind prevailed In the afternoon, light chilling mist
commerced fafltrg and in the evening and for great
part of the night il settled into heavy steady rain
ANOTHER FuKrous Bull IN rHE EsrREErs.-Tuesdsy
ing suother bslock became infuristed aud of from
drove of that being driven from Of the
ferry beats lie rushed along Broadway, and knocked
down several persons, but fortunately, in
jured He then turned up Chatham street perfectly
ragged and rushed at every person that before him
Ayoupg van named IL. W Bellows of Batavia, New York,
tossed in the air and doubtless would have been
Sss Ir ans y an
TO Bellows 10 escape. A boy was knocked down in
Chambers street and had his arm broken His is
Philip Doyle. and resides in Duane street. Had the
streets been dry several persons must inevitably have
beer killed badly injured but il the bpeds in
most instances, able outrun the quadruped,
and to elude his endeavors upon them He was
captured in West Broadway but not without njurng
Of the men who surrounded him Will the city go-
vernDent awake 10 sense Of their duty! They have
melancholy case before them in the City Hospital in the
dead body of Mrs Nowlen, who died from the effects
Of injuries received by another maddened OK a few
days ago.
EMreEAros.-Three thousand nine hundred aud fifty.
seven emigrants have arrived at this port from Euro
pean countries, since Sunday morning
MuRDERors AssAuLr.-Yesterday, Joseph and John
Rink, Of marble yard in broadway, Fifty
second street arrested for assautng of the
took place the Kinks and four of their workmen
when Joseph Rink seize pckaxe and struck Augustus
police court, and held TO answer the charge.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SuIcIpE.-0n Tuesday evening a
woman named Isabela Brooks residing at 26 y Monroe
street made desperate effort to commit suicide, by cut
ting her throat with An alarm given and
officer Murphy of the Seventh ward bursted open the
door and reached her apartment in time to her
from death The being dull she failed in her first
and second effort to accomplish her object She is sup
posed to be deranged.
lseuEsr-Yesterdsy Coroner Geer held an inquest at
the New York Hospital, the body Of Mary Noen who
gored by an infuriated Friday last and who
died Tuesday afternoon from the effects of the injuries
received. She resided at No 20S William street was
sixty years Of age and native Of Ireland The verdict
Of the jury that the deceased, Mary Noen came
TO her death from the ee;ts OF injuries received being
gored by an OK"
NEw FoUSTArNs-A fountain has been commenced in
Washington Square The basin is to be 100 feet in di-
ameer and three feet deep About year ago the Com
Council appropriated the Of 600 for this pur
pose but owing to delay in preparing the necessary
specifications, the work not commenced until
Gently The residents in the of the square
have subscribed additional sum Of $4,000 to be K
pended in procuring statusry and other ornaments.
Another fountain shortly to be commenced in
TompkiDs Square.
ERRATuM-In report of the Catharine street fire,
on Tuesdsy morning. We gave the name George Chip
PIN the proprietor Of the dry goods store 1t should
be l., w. Chaplin