The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-07

Of the propreto requested them to pay for their liquor
vhereupon one Of the party turned suddenly snd stab
wound which, in all probability, will prove fatal In ths
course Of ewbours The then turned and s bbed
the partner Of Mr. aohehn but not .eriously; after
which the whole party fed. Mr. Gohen immedia-
ely conveyed by the Seventeenth ward police, to tbs
New York Hospital where but little hopes are en-
tertained Of his recovery. One Of the persons impi
Gated this probable murder is to the police
who now on his track 1t Is to be hoped that the
whole party viii be arrested and speedily brought to JUS
tce.
MrurrARv.-The following military companies paraded
yesterday, and on their return passed the HERALD
The jackson Volunteers Engine Company No. IL, Of
Brooklyn, accompanied by Gra-ger's Brass Band
Indepsndent Guards Captain Clayton, Of Brooklyn, by
the Williamsburg Brass Band.
Eagle Guards, Captain Dan. Donovan Engine Com.
pany No 49,, by 5helton's Band
Friendly Guards Captain sensoth, by the City Brass
Hickory Guards Captain J. Rose.
Union Guards (tIoOk and Ladder Company No. 81,
Captain J. Tilloston by the Union Brass Band.
Norfolk Light Guard, Captain Geo Young, by the Ex
Allen Guards Captain Lester by Adkins Washington
Turks Island Blues Captain E. Dunpay, by bod
The Tinker Guards Captain Caldwell "a company form
ed exclusively of colored ctizens yesterday proceeded
a target excursion to Railway by the railroad
from Jersey Oity They were accompanied by Harris
Brass Band. This company well equipped and pre-
scented a very snowy appearance. They will return to
The foregoing companies appeared soldieriiks, and
marched with admirable precision unmstaken signs of
having been well drilled.
PROBABLY A FATAL ACCIDENT "A man named Michael
Kelly residing at 141 Leroy street. Of Washington
street. found by police officer Clarke, of the Ninth
district about half past o'clock on Monday morning,
lying upon the sidewalk with his skull severely frao
tuIed and evidently having received severed internal
injuries. appears that whe state of intoxcation,
he jumped from the third story window of his resi-
depce. He was Immediately attended by physician,
who states that he will not survive the injuries he has
received Kelly has wife and five children.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT "A sailor named John Allen, yesters
day afternoon while engaged in dschargng the cargo OF
the ship Ashburtou accidentally lost his balance and
fell down the hatchway of the ship distance of neatly
fifty feet aceratng his face and brusng other portions
of his body in frightful from the injuries Of
which is feared he cannot long survive lie taken
to the City Hospital
Run OVER Two STAGEs.-A man named Frederick
LIE Mon while in the act Of crossing Broadway opposite
the Aston House about O'Clock last evening,
against, knocked down and run by omnibus
wheel of which passed his breast aeturng four Of
his ribs Before the poor man could recover himself
other stage passed over of his arms, which was
broken. He was taken to the New York Hospital and
placed under the Of Dr. Allen, the house surgeon
attached to that institution.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Arthur Mcbride native of Ireland
aged years died at his residence IA Orange
street. about O'Clock Sunday afternoon The Coro
was sent for to hold an inquest.