The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-27

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finale prison; Ana wAik uas sfascr taking her
through tbe pvisn ynsA shs expscd We lesxn thas
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FnE-ALOus three sisSosA Yesterday morning. arp
discovered in shS shrd story Of tbs brieh warehouse
No Pine ssrSse occupied by Mcssrs. DeuniSon VII
lasns penntson, dsAbrs N Roods caps The
three upp.s stories and she roof badly damaged
amount Of the loss BE- aseertaned as yet
but 10 l. feared thas win tho urance which
l. q. EqotaoIs Insurance. Company View York
5000; broS hlyn lnenrAnca Company. 5000; Franklin
Insurance Company Philadelphis 50 COO American In
snranee Company, philadelphia IS ooos North Western
Insurance Company. 0vwego, 81 oo0 AugDts Banking
and Insurance Company Georgia ~ o0o-Total $4,000
The origin q the fire was badly accidental
Tas FiPE DHP.RTns~r-Dn Thursday evening. = meet
Ing was held nj frsnsens Hall to nominate candidates
fer Assistant Engineer, in the place Of James l. Aer
resigned There three eandidates-siose- Jackson
foreman OF enn. ID Henry H. Howard aud John Ket-
tlcuan Mr. Jackson the friend of Mr. Carson. the
Chief Engineer ar warmly supported by him The
res,lt Of the st and only ballot vs that Jackson re-
ceivu 4S votes. Howard u, and hettleman OnlJ one
assistant engineer voted All the assistant engineers
have right to vote, well n the iremen but have
never exercised tho right till last night when OF
their members broke the ice thereby establishing pre-
ccdent Jackson and Howard were declare duly nom
mated The election l. to take place on the 9th Of May
parade u the department the second Monday in june
and also in favor Of wearing patent leather badge, with
appropriate numbers attached. t. distinguish members
Of the Z. partmcnt from who often obtain
session Of fircmens caps and bring Disgrace upon the
fTemrn by their acts
AGENrIsNiss---Mr Berart. Frenchman, who keeps
the foreign book store the City Hospital in one
a. tho hanks If this city Friday, when he found
pocket book the foor containing $1,000 lie stated
the clerks a the bank what he had found. and len
ha address, in the should enquire about H.
A. he going out he met aged gentleman who sp-
T-ar-d to be anxious about something Dir. Il. asked
linn if he had lnft anything have lost" he replied
my pocket book containing SIS UOo' and have found
it," rejoinod Mr. b.. Rni diately handing il 10 hun
gentleman; L cannot offer you anythivgbut will you
come ana take drink They took "a siSpen-
ny drink. and Mr. II felt proud in his esteem
he lid III his life before.
AcctpENr on THE BsoosuSopALR RoAp.--on friday
afternoon young man by the OF George Harbccs,
resident a. Phaelph a, seriously injured by being
thrown out II light wagon while driving down the
Blocnlingdsic road 1t appears the vehicle had q
spirited hor-e attached to II. which took fright and ran
AMY. dashing the wagon 20 pieces The injured man
brought 20 The city by citizen, who came along,
% few moments after the occurrence. lie was taken
the residence Of his friends, in the Second avenue
CAREtEs. DRIvINc, CossrgUEScEs.-Bridsct
Craven. a young girl. run over in Broadway on
Friday. opposite Washington place by stage III OF
Ward = iiolrter's line. driven by stephen Murphy
One of the wheels passed directly over hcr body Thereby
considerably injuring her internally. The driver was
in niclatey arrested by officer Case and taken before
Justice Bcalley, Who discharged the prisoner The girl
was tasen - her residence 10 Mott street.
ioIoEkS-Those DESTROYS u pleasant rtsli-nc-s had
better rad the in this morning paper, 81
dwellings for sale in Hoboken.