The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

0gENISc Of T.F CoIL ,NosF HousK-TAe nev hota
mally opened on Tuesday evening large rumber a
invited guests sat down to splendid supper, aud sent
ment uabie 10 he occasion were given and responded
10, and the entertainment passed of happily
stnoor Ex,Mly examinations In the FOURTH
ward schools have Just been brought CLOSE and the
answering of the children highly credable particu
larry in the French department. In the schools Up
town where the wealthy reside, who afford TO alow
their TO remain longer under instruction than In
the Fourth ward the boys excel; but probably In
ward in the city there finer specimens Of the bless
ings and advantages Of public common school educa.
ton than among the girls 81 the Fourth word schools
Not only books supplied gratuitously but music,
singing and French are taught without any expense
Cot Nri.N ESeNK CoypANr No II, returned yestes-
day from Philadelphia where the has been for the lae
seven months getting painted and rebuilt She has
very splendid paintings her box aud stogethcr she /.
enc of the ha,dsaest engines at present In the oty
The company, having her in charge passed the HNnb
Office Ia the evening in large numbers accompanied By
Dciworth's cornct Baui They 6ne looking sct q
and one Of the best companies in the city Their
house !, back Of -. laus Church.
FMS About ten o'clock, on Tuesday night An oiA
she'd used a. stable. adjoining the machine shop Of
Gardener Benne.t. rs Fifth street took fire. iAe
flames communicated TO the Adjoining building, which
would have been consumed IL not for the timely
arrival q The FIR Department aided BY the prcnSt
who rtraifed to the spot with platoon OF men o.
coming from the Ffh street fire. policeman Fargo fA
over some hose that extended the street.
severely injured his knee lie carried 10 the Eevent
ward station house In dissbl condition About
foundry belonging TO John oDonel IS aud 30 stanton
street The policemen a the Eevealh ward and por.
uon of the Fire Department promptly the spsA
and IN few Elnutes the ERE wa subdued. lamAxs
triiipg in both cases
ArITsrrT TO CosauT SrIcrnE nv 7Axi-s IAup.svn.-
During 1uedsy night officer HarSurson. Of tho FOURTH
ward. found msn lying In insensble state At the
II South and Dover streets The pse obtained
aid and sonyeycd the to the Station Ioute whsr~
in h pocket the officers discovered bottle Of
from vhieh he had evidently drank portion With .
view to self destiuctcn letter al@o found I'd.
dressed 70 Mary Batcs Hartford Connecticut in which
~. WErlf ga he M 1gNEsR
Dear Msry-Bcfcre TO morrow an in h-u so sosA
bye
The name of'h'- man was ascsrtsnei to be Milsou
hi siser ressdnv n Connecticut Gates was laborlns
"a him bcorc the magistrate who committed him 10 tks
Kind care oi Dr. coyil the prison rhy sician Il 10 ~
ne,tdhe viii recover
DEAtu ,, BtRNe-Coroner Geer yesterday held "a In
quest. ht the City Hospital on the body or james
OrOnc5uc born IN Ireland. who 20 bis death k1
extensive lurns csgyed by entering a in Futoa
street, Friday lat, With lighted candle which So
FIRE % The nfnnnab- gnes therein and burned the pox
man Ia terrible before he could be relieved
from his petition The unfortunaie convey,A
20 TIE City Hospital anl died yesterday from the iss-
riee thus received yertct accordingly
0hssp LspSrSrg-rctcr Frugs arrested, yester-
day Afternoon by the United states Marshal charge
a stealing ciamouds ff,n the Post Oace lie hix
TO bail IA $1,000
Mr. Valentine Clerk II the Common Council has .p-
pointed Theodore :. Nims Giy Librarian