The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-30
City Intelligence.

place The excitement appears be somewhat subsd-
ing and probably will continue to do till the next
news from Havans. The steamer Buffalo cruising
all about the bsrbor yesterday: hoaring flag with the
inscription CRbs shall be free " Last evening the MI
bust1os, on recruiting march, passed through tine
city wuh fife and drum and Cuban flag In the course
after giving cheers for the Herald three cheers foe
Lopez snd three eroars for the Spanish government,
they went ahead The party were commanded by two
officers in uniform, Of them with q drawn swort in
hand
ARRIVAL OF INDIAN CHIEFS, OF THE oJIBBEwAY
TRIBE.
Six fire looking Indians arrived in city, yesterday
morning from the far West They all chiefs and depn
ties FRI the obbeway tribe. who number about 0oy
tied Western territory, the extreme
head ofhe Mississippi waters Among the number who
in the city is the head chief OF the tribe named Josh
ws,he s HR,s, or tossing sky ms companions are
CAB swh stand Before;n Ke- pa mint, safe
Guide" Meme to- waub, Spirit see and Ota- ma
Ike, Beast" Five OF this small band attired
their blankets and usual costu in the wild
woods Of the Mississippi AID their guide (Mr Johnson)
dressed in black with bead sash arou nd his waist
About Il ocoek they conducted to the City Hall
hy oHe OF tn. members OF the Missionary Society who
the chief and his associates to Morgan Nor
gans. Eq, acting Mayer in the absence Of Mr. Kpgsland
Mr. Morgans received them by the hand in a cordial
manner. and then with lumber Of officials accompanied
them 10 the chamber of the Board Of Aldermen where
they were seated. and the Chief (Risng Sky)
Quoted TO the chair Of the President OF the Board
then stood and addressed the assemblsgs upon
object Of their He said he FELT 1t keenly aud was
we'll aware that the whole Of Indians dmin
,hng In number day by day, and in few more years
they would be almost entirely extinguishsd We have
been oppressed by the whites-we have been driven
from our native so and comp PEELED to take refuge
among the forests Of wderress We have travelled
great distance at a heavy expense, ani
way to visit the President of the United States with
view Of making arrangements with the government
10 ourselves soil enough enable to educate
our children, and such of the band who ignorant
All want is means and we win be intelligent lie
expressed great feeling towards the white for the
welcome manner With which they treated them
at the various places from the lakes to the
INN ya II. c.sI
some idea Of the manners aud customs Of the
white people, and would talk great deal about it
when they returned home. He thanked Alderman Nor
gans for his kind treatment, and then sat down. His
speech interT reted by Mr. Johnson Of Ind
ner The old chief was then replied to by Alderman
Morgsns who made neat and app ropriate address,
which often elected from the Indians and the
ctators He said always affords pleasure to
behold the faces OF the ojibbeway Indians well
otherf Of their W. know they have tines been
oppressed and driven back TO the wild wood; of tie
West; and "a the chief has said we know lhsv ara
dwndlirg away in strength. There Is always evil
In Tribe tut when take into consideration heir gene
raj good feelings it outweghs the evil that exist in
some We earnestly hope You will realize all that you
expect vixen you the great father of the United
remerbery ou. (hppause by the Iniilns) We trust |
Jou will BE- successful IN the Of your visit Wash
II gton and return, not only with pr misses bu: with
something more substantial tia. will enable your tribe
nd race 10 become civilized As the words Of Alderman
Morenns were translated TO the Indians by Johnson tney
xnbi.ed cheerful counter and seemed highly de-
ll ht'd with bis remarks They then con iuctsd
Through vsrious parts of he hall ami then the dome
whore they overlooked Il is great metropolis with asto
nisLmsnt. Carriages in attendance by this time;
snd IN company with several officials they visited the
which th'y returned and len for washiag.on CIV in
tfe I'VE O'Clock train, via Jersey City The Oisbeways
the most Intelligent race 81 red men in sxi.tenye
and We sincerely hope they III with success
at TIE hands ~ the President who vii have their iev
arees Laid bt.oTe him.
TINS FArAL AocrpsSr or TIE Urpso~ RrrEa RauRs,p |
In reference 10 the Coronrs inques. the boIy Of
james Collier aged Fix years who his 4, ath by
injuries received BY being accidentally by
OF the cars on the Hudson River Rara 1.-THE hsv.
ing be, ADJOURNED over until yeseriay morning at 10
oeioeh-the jury accordingly met. when the testimony
taken showed conersively that the deceased had ran
from ihs Sidewalk aud jumped the step Of the car
while 10 motion. no doubt for ride ami th,t while
his legs IL possible 70 stop the
progress a. the IL further ho~n that la this
the cars were only going At from four o. four
sId half miles he hour, the d-sig by and
that In sot blame could BE- attached the condu.-
tor. or trss'tnen en- hs train The jury rendered The
came 70 his eenth hy injuries received by being
by the Hudson River Railroad ON the after
neon Of the 9Th day Of August, ISL"
Far ~ MNoES LASr.-Las: evening" shortly before
seven o'clock FIRE Observed 10 break out la the
9Th or attic story q No IL Maiden Lane occ1pisd
Fellows Van Arscale \ Cooper as n watch and iewery
store The asrm being given the were prompt.
y in attsudanc", ana worked vigorously tia, in
NOR ise u tataes were subtued, but not iii sey
ttnit- da1age WAS done By water. Toe proprietoss
and elrks had not Yet lett the ard the origin
Of Tho FIRE cenno; be accounted for al say there
story wat hi'd With hay, aud unless spsrh In
ihfough broken pane Of glsu from some n,ighbonnS
busion thers IL no other explanation Of the ignition
Oh. exact amour, n the damage az p-essn. cannot be
covered by IN insurance Ct sos coo.
HIoT N GsEr,wrcH srsrr-TnE UC~oast,r Orr
fHs Last eTsuing attack made By sor1 r0wiies
N house in Gr,,nsich street where some Iuagsrians
bel teutd @ l. ysit 90 friend u theirs. =.
eltiy arrived IN his country aud ~ho a nsior in
be Hungarian army. The vi-t-rs together With Cop.
ffl ITnM och f.uf -
10 Tacry the r,wdes bit IN va'n In The m sa'inie
ne rolee arrived ara captured the major, ~ho ia
-ia len house s,vtrely stricken ah0u. the By
lht police IN couse ucnce - wht n b. l. 10 brd
auo ~ b is ebui meas b. y " unf,rtunatc Do
'tttn huothtr Huugafisn vh1vas Violently inursd in
The SIDE ~ trick q r5wn through ths wnd0us b. the
ruv die VS. Knocked over the head also by the police.
he L. We siitirg "a the yari faint from the effects
u she bCw NJ the trick Probably t1fss gentlemen "A
De eoDfmion were mistaken - the police - ril'ers
ira treated accordingly. The matter 81 any rate ~
iulIes Epsnalon We understand il Is u b. bf0uyhi
before Tie sJthcfies.
srfurr ~ r,sfSc L,rpavtH- CORNER 7esr VS.. ycs-
sraSy. called TO hold inquest At 70 80 Wcs, Thir.
zenith street on the BODY ~ ThDmes }. Fisher. s.r1
lout - ytass. y trade sash mixer who came 20
BE- death by taking lrudanum the dscriei 30 seems.
80 been aborng under dsrargcd fiate Of raind ior
be last four Gsvs past ard Ihuraay afternoon. al.
.hich resulted IN the destruction ~ lis lf Medical
ia procured snd everJ hirr done win view Il
attracting toe poison but al Q no eject the drug
"a done ts fatal work verdict rendered accord
nrly.
honffrtr AcctDrVr a 4 SLArcHryH Uo~-r -Yaster-
Jay evening While butcher boy. named william Casey,
"a getting redy O. ALL fat bullock the slaughter
ioufe q hr Conway. ga Avenue g. between Tenth aud
svsDth streets She aninsl hscsne infu infed AMI ~.
oe Ie could BE- occurred be broke FROM BIZ rtn
y While Oar Ing out toward The street poor 1ssy was
euRht "a the lover part ~ bis bob By the horn 0f the
y winch gored him In The intstnes In the mosi shock.
rg ranntr H. was In the most intense agony: and It
@ipg cemed advshle. the uLf1rtu ate sufferer was
n'rJtd 70 the City Hospital where his acratt SOUNDS
'ere dressed ny Dir Allen wh fears the Injuries nav yet
= moe dangerous than vas az lrst anticipated
stfiors AtcIofyr o. sHrsoarD About four clock
,rsfasy ifternoon sailor board ~ the packet ship
1auhattsn, ~ the ~ james Lily mot with ssri.
ne and probably fatal accident H. appears tb, the
esfel j. ying ~ the foot q Bee street Eat river
md Der crew being employed IN getting her really for
% Lilly was engsgedln the fretop the tickle
ccss and rigging 70 set the sails Wills thus al fg he
q BIZ balance. ar9 suddenly preciritaeI 10 the
inward deck distance Glover sixty feet which crushed
b. leftss IN dreadful amer ami caused compound