The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

DAxcsHors PaAcricn or BLAsSisa hooks IN THE Clrv,
places in the sixteenth ward the manner in which the
business Of blasting rocks carried has become
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reckless both regards life and property Yesterday
complaint made to the police Of the ward by resi-
dents "a Ihirtitth street. between Eighth and Ninth
avenues that their lives Ia danger loo lbs IN
weight having been thrown into their yards. One stone
another broke through the roof of The Methodist Eps
copal Church In view VI these facts the excellent cap
tain Of the police Mr. Stevenson sent several officers to
the place After they had remained there for some te
blast xiocd (wthout being coyered), scattering
the stones in al directions They arrested man. named
Brady, for the offence, and took him to Jefferson Market
Police Court. where he discharged by Justice
Bleaky This is like the recent bone boiling decision
from the same quarter
Of age, named Rolen Cobcgh run ut halt past
O'Clock, Monday evening. ut the corner of Thirty
fourth street and Third avenue by horse and wagon
driven by Francis Sccor The boy was picked up con-
sdcrabiy injured and conveyed to the residence Of his
parents al The corner OF street and Ihrd
avenue by officer Birdse 1t is stated by the captain
Of the Eighteenth ward police that blame be at
tachcd to the driver he was driving slowly ut the
time
named William Beckett residing at 50 Mulberry street,
yesterday. in Centre street by DR. Kober-
sons horse, and was badly injured. He was taken
charge by policeman Of the sixth ward and
veyed to his residence The Doctor said nc would attend
to the boy.
Lrc BsoKrS nv AccrpsSr-Jacob Duryea was found,
Monday afternoon, with his leg broken. lie was
taken to his residence, corner OF Lewis and Fifth street
PRASKs OF A WILD Cow THE P.RK.-Yesterday fore
between 10 and IL o'clock wild nercely
through the Park and excited great alarm for life and
limb The animal was being conveyed from steamboat
at the North river, to the slaughter house when she
broke loose great crowd collected in the Park which
had the effect OF increasing her fury and she made sew
eral planges Ut those around her. aud hard
their legs could carry them. to the infinite mrth OF
the spectators At length the secured 10y the
officers attached to the Office Of the chief Of police
Fmr-Brnsrvc OF AHoRsr.--At y o'clock yesterday
afternoon. fire discovered in brick stable,
of 42d street and Sd belonging to ex-
Alderman James Kelley ESQ and occupied by Mir Thiel-
man The building was completely destroyed, together
with one horse and sleigh There Is strong suspicion
that the stable was set on IRE.
ANoruER FIRE-At o'clock on Monday afternoon. a
fire discovered in loose straw at of the
doors of the extensive stables Of the Upper Bulls Head
4th in i5th street The fire extinguish
cd by policeman Cook in time ana thereby extensive
conhagratou was prevented.
TIM RESULTS ISToxIc iTfoS.-An old woman. In go
ing through Canal street yesterday in state OF intoxi
cation let child fall from her arms when it taken
from her by Mrs. Gaughan Of Us Anthony street and
brought the station house whence it was sent to the
aims house The father of the child came after
enquiring about it. The old its grandmother
USKSowS Man Fousp DRowSEp-rhc body Of an I'M
known discovered yesterday afternoon, in the
the foot Of Twenty street East river Co
roner Geer notified TO hold an inquest