The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-02

Total remaining. 2i7; discharged during tine month
ioo VI the S persons arrested on various charges
there were xSS natives and loo foreigners
The DrpIcAroS CHuRcH.--rhe deJcstion of the
Methodist Episcopal church in Forty. third street
near Eighth avenue took place at three O'Clock yeser
day afternoon. The sermon preached by the Rev
Bishop James The building Of the church cost $l250
and the lot Of ground on which it has been erected
81 600 The debt still outstanding Is SIO5O but I. is
expected reduce it considerably BY the
at the d. iicaton services.
NUMEROUS ArTAcK-Mr Henry Clements, resident oi
Brooyn wne walking through tiud-on street early on
Wednesday morning, was attacked by man unknown
TO him. and knocked senseles the side walk Soon after
he conveyed by the Ninth ward police to the station
house, where he attended by Doctor Frank. The
blow that the temporal artery was severed
and large quantity Of blood flowed from the wound
The villain succeedei in escaping, his attack
sudden that persons who at the time had not
presence Of mind TO arrest him In the course Of the
day Mr. Clements partially recovered and was taken to
his residence.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY AccD1Sr.-Yestsrdsy afternoon,
about FIVE o'clock. spirited horse attached to car
rase belonging TO- and standing in front o. the extern
sve pianofose mandatory OF hsssrs Leuchte New
ton No. % Canal street. took fright train of
which approschlng the depst and started of at
full speed Mr. Lsuohte, VINO stood near the horse at
the time seized him BY the bride after quite effort
and in attempting to check his progress, knoc xed
down and rampled BY the horse and by the
carriage The left leg Of hr Leuchs severely cut,
and artery severed, from which the blood flowed
picusy He was picked up and conveyed TO his resi-
delce lz3 Elm street, where physician in at
tendance and abored for several hours before he could
stay the flow of blood Dir. Leuchte lies in critical
Centre up Centre to Grand down Grand scros, Broad
way to Mercer street where his progress arrested
after demoshng the vehicle.
ACCIDENTS Andrew Tenaessy, a lad about fourteen
years OF age. Engaged in the printing establishment 40
Ann street had his skull severely fractured
morning by being caught 10 the engine used for -ope
ling the machinery. small lad. named Patrick
McNaney yesterday afternoon, while at play in the
fourth story Of house No Mercer street accidentally
lost his balance from the banisters which ne
looking, and preciptated 20 the frs floor and his
sku terribly fractured About nine o'clock yesterday
morning. named Frederick Blapek while assisting
to the cargo from ship Louisa Augusta lying
at Pier No North rivCr, had his left ley badly frac
tared in consequence CT heavy grindstone falling
him. His body al5o severely bruised All the In
| jured parties above named were conveyed to the
Rosrital. About IL o'clock on Tuesday night boy
Broslwsy John street aud much injured by Of
the Rosery and Houston st.eet stages No. $50 He
taken TO the city hospital
ACCIDENTAL Dkowsi,e.-rhe Coroner yesterday also
held inquest on the body oi colorsd man named
William A. Moore aged 50 years. born in New York who
came 70 lis death by drow ning The deceased
desvoripg 10 60 beard the steamboat Kuckerbocker
lying 81 pier No North river, Saturday morning
and missing bis step was accidentally precipitated into
the river and sank before aid could be rendered him
The bo6y was recovered yesterday morning verdict
rendered accordingly.
FoUsD DEAD About six O'Clock yesterday morning.
man named Michael ksrnea was found dead In the
cellar OF the house 30 ster street occupied by John
Lyons. The Coroner held inquest the body, and
the Jury found that the deceased his death By
native Of Ireland
ymr About 10Y o'clock on Tuesday night FIRE oc-
Cured the room Of o. De Ge in the house at the
OF Read and Church streets bed ana bedding
nearly destroyed and one hundred volumes Of valuable
books much damaged. Police officers Geililand and
Otegnon succeeded in exDguishiuy the flames thereby
preventing more serious corfsgratien.
NmiraKY.--The Rngeold Light Guard Captain John
= Larkin- accompanied by sheton's American Bras
Pand passed the Herald ocs yesterday their return
tom their fourth annual tsrgrt excursion.
THz BRowsIsG GUARDS This excellent corps, under
the command " Captain Flynn, paraded yesterday for
target practice. They we're wen drilled marched ad-
ursby had full ranks and made very fns appearance