The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-14

advertisements which lately appeared in the American
and German newspaper After the same had been
cd That whereas Theodore Dembinsky and Others
who represented themselves as once OF the Hum
Hungarians hsld on the 3Ist Of January which posi-
ton they did not ocsupy ct the time; and whereas
they Represented themselves as authorised by the so
ciety to make the appeal which they did make In their
address; and whereas they have not since appeared
before the Hungarian society though notified to do so,
wards the society and have violated its laws and that
they DO thsreiore dismissed from the position they
held In the society.
TnE CALnoRSIA AND MASSACHUSETTS VoLuSrEERs.-
The returned California volunteers held meeting the
other day, at which resolution was adopted that
they would join in the military procession on the ed
inst the anniversary OF the birthday OF the father OF
his country. We understand they are DESTROYS OF
receiving the Massachusetts, volunteers on their
the day. The Cslifor mans viii number about atty.
DARING DEPRrpArIoSs THIEVES THE BurcH-
EKs.-0n ednesdey evening, about O'clock two men,
with horse and wagon, made an attempt to steal q
side OF beet from butchers shop In Carmine street.
Bleeeker but when they had got the beef almost
to the cart they were discovered by young man In
the peighborhood, who gave tho alarm, when the
thieves dropped their booty, and ran away, making
their escape and leaving the horse and wagon behind
them, with fine slaug Uttered pigs which doubt
have been stolen. They were convey ed to the Ninth
them.
STEALING THE HORSE WAGON Cousrr
CLERK-0 On Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock q
horse and wagon belonging to George w. Riblet Coun.
ty Clerk, stolen from the Park and afterwards
found In stable in Crosby street. by the Eighth ward
police, and restored to the owner by Captain Turn
bull The thief was supposed to be q small colored
boy about nfteen years OF age named jeremiah Davis
he seen, about four O'clock with the horse and
wagon in Wooster street, and this morning he was ar
rested by Captain T. in grocery store at the corner
of Broome and Greene streets and taken to Justice
Osborn who sent him to Blackwells Island for six
months.
NOCTURNAL ASSAULTS by RowprEs.-As Mr. John G.
Miller was returning home from church on Wednesday
evening. he attacked by q of Wdiss
Forty seventh street and Second avenue He
verey beaten From information given to the police
of the Nineteenth ward, John Sweeny and James Nc
Knight arrested for the offence in about hour
after the by Sergeants Ross and
FrRE IN A SHR YARp.-A fire occurred on Wednesday
evening at halt past O'Clock, In Westsrvclt 8
ship yard at the foot of Houston street. EAST river 1t
broke out in the blacksmith's shop. The members
., engine company ~ we're on 'ne sp0.
much damage. Several Of the officers of the Eleventh
and Fifteenth wards were In attendance, rendering
assistance
THROWING ASHES THE srREEr.-Philip Coyle was
arrested Wednesday by officer Nelson, Of the Thr-
teenth ward, for throwing ashes in the street.
AccIpESr.-Patrick Kenns, On Wednesday after
nocn fell from the hay loft OF his brother Edward
Kenna, 251 Washington street. and was seriously in
jured He vas taken to the hospital by officer McCol
lick, Of the Third ward.
DANGER OF FLvrse KITES on HOUSE Tor--Coroner
Geer held an inquest yesterday at No. II Vandam
street the body Of Charles H. Mason aged IL years
and months, who came to his death by falling from
tuc tooi u tHc nouso IL bccms pour 10y ny
ing his kite the top of the three story house and
walking he fell to the shelving roof
OF a two.story house, next door. and from thence
rolled of into the street. By the fall his skull was
fractured and his right arm broken. This occurred
about four o'clock in the aftsrnoon, and the boy
died at ten O'Clock that night Verdict according to
the abeve facts We hope this will be- in degree,
warning to boys venturing the tops Of houses to
fly kites.
DEATH BY BREAKING LEG.-The Coroner likewise
held inquest at the City Hospital the body OF
Ann Rafferty,, aged 80 years, born in Ireland who,
about two weeks since fell down ice and broke
her leg She taken to the Hospital where in
sequence of the injury she expired yesterday morning
Verdict accordingly