The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-03


Tar pEosIs's DAsx-The directors OF the People,
Bank opened their banking house mo i73 Canal sree
for the commencement Of business, Tuesday mum
Der Of vters and persons invited attended bet ten
and three O'clock who entertained with refresh
| ncnts by the directors.
Tar Gas LASvs AcAiN.-Sorue time ago, called II
tenton TO the shameful neglect o. the lamps large
nunber If which were every night extinct. Por
time there Improvement bat Se find that the old
soarse il being again pursued ON Monday night, in
East Broadway from Market TO Pike street in Pike
East Broadway t. Madison street in Madison
fr, sixth to Rutgers street the gas hDps not
buynisg and the result sas that those streets were in
total darkness
SucNs OF SpRirc.-A number Of were. hast Monday.
employed in king and dressing the green svar of the
BATTERY which has already put robe Of vcrdure.
The trees putting forth their buds and leaves,
and the flower gardens are exhibiting those beautiful erea-
tions which differ star diereth from another star
III glory" The poet Cowiey beautifully calls flowers
/" the stmrs Of the earth" Monday was warm that
oyirttts thrown of and the fires in sitting
~.fs extineushed Every sign Of spring-~as visible or
felt
AsoTHEH PREsEST TO ARCHBISHOP IIucHEs,-At clock
on Tuesday evening fine male infant found ON the
stoop Archbishop Hughes in Mulberry street II
taken to the Aims House by officer 0'IIare OF the
Fourteenth ward police.
BoNr BoiLrRs CAvcHr ~ the FAcr.-Mondsy evening.
officers De Moulin and Lambert Of the Sixteenth ward
patrolng their beat their attention attracted
by horrible stencil which proceeded from estab-
lshment in Thirty first street between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, owned by John Oandcr, whom they
found with others engaged in boiling bones and other
dead animal matter. They arrested him and brought
him to the station house, to answer the charge Of vola
ing the health laws The residents of that vicinity
complain that the smell proceeding from the establish
ment of the prisoner is ntolerable.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL half past eight O'Clock
on Monday evening, young man. named James Nc
Shane killed at Fordham by the Harlem railroad
cars. lie had come from Harlem to his brother.
who Is employed ut the College, and returning at
tempted to jump on the cars they moving but
falling fell on the track and and crushed
by the wheels Of the freight lie % years of
There does not appear be any blame attached to
the conductor, or any person connected with the
Another RAILROAD AccIpEST-The through train on
the Hudson river railroad detained Tuesday
ing, by casualty ON the road which occurred during
the night About two hundred feet of the track below
Ardens dock nearly opposite West Point, cayed In, aud
fell into the river.
FATAL IIoRsE AccIpENT.-Last Tuesday at half.past
three o'clock. Mr. Rothert riding horse In Frank
lin square, when the animal took fright aud he
thrown. and instantly killed The body conveyed
to the Fourth ward station house. and thence his bro
theirs residence, corner Of Washington aud Warren
streets
SAD AND FATAL AccIpENr.-On Tuesday afternoon,
about o'clock. sad and painful accident occurred at
the carpenters shop of VIM A. Nrceand No. IS Trinity
place One Of the workmen named Jefferson Clark aged
about As years. accidentally fell from the third floor
the lower story through the hachway striking his head
and body u box. which caused his death in few
minutes after. The unfortunate has left wife and
several children to his loss The deceased resided
at No l1O Division street An inquest will be held
the body this day The police Of the First ward
dcred every possible assistance
SERIOUS ACCIDENT CLERGYMAN FROM RrSAw,r
JloRsEOn Monday evening attached to Wagon
ran away from Spring street. and passing into Canal st.
took the side walk and in contact with lamp posts
awning posts &c The foot passengers who the ami
NAL in time, fled precpitately into the middle Of the
street. or took refuge in store. Rev Mr.. Dillon. Of
Brooklyn. passing Mt the time. with some friends
and suddenly did the horse the side walk that
he had not time to get out Of the way lie knocked
down. and in the fall fractured his shoulder. lie was
taken to his residence by his friends
ACCIDENTAL man named John Sullivan. a sailor
board Of the packet ship Monezuma belonging to the
Black Ball Company. fell down the hachway, breaking
three ribs the left side He conveyed to the City
Hospital
Accnrsr-About half-past three o'clock Monday
evening. named Peter Williams. sailor board
the merchant ship David Clinton commanded by captain
Funk was engaged in the lower hold Of that vessel in
they slipped falling upon his left hand aud bruising it in
a shocking manner. lie conveyed to the New York
Hospital
KILLED ny FALLING THRorcH AHArcHwAy.-About
o'clock Tuesday afternoon Thomas Jefferson Clark fell
through the hachway from the third story 10 the FIRST
floor. nj 50 Trinity place and severely injured
that he died In thirty minutes Ills remains taken
TO his residence, No. 10 Division street.
BOY DRowNrp.-0n Monday afternoon, while two boys
aged and years. at play beard of canal
boat lying at Pier No East river the person having
charge If the vessel "a woman) came suddenly upon
them. and drove them on the boat. To get ashore,
the little fellows had 10 jump some two three feet in
which 81 them succeeded and the other did not but
fell in the water and drowned The first boy being
much frightened by the appearance Of the woman. did
net give any alarm until he reached home The lost boy
the Of Mr. and Mrs Moran. living at the foot 81
Whitehall street. Ills body recovered yesterday
morning by Mr. Hayes, one II the Whitehall boamcn
| UNsNowN Man DRowSED--Thc coroner likewise held
/ an inquest the body Of unknown man. found
The deceased appeared TO have been in the about
three months. lie dressed In blue jacket, dark
vest and pants red flannel shirt. boots, and purple
stockings. Verdict, death by drowning.