The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-06

with considerable hsa his clothing evidently from
the mouth The deeseeed was subject to tscks Of
ths lungs Verdict accordingly.
ACCIDENT ON BoARp o. rHE AMsHrr WINFIELD scorr.
when the stssmship Winfield Scott two days out
from New Oresns an accident occurred to one OF the
engaged in fixing Of the valves when It way
falling his left FOOT fracturing it in most shocking
s;nsd ,; s W., put 70 J1a AZ mi, mort
when he WAS conveyed from thence to the New York
Hospital and placed under the OF Doctor LIE Roy
one Of the surgeons attached to that institution
AccipEST-On Saturday afternoon a boy named
Abraham Roe eleven OF age had his arm sevsssH
fractured in two places by being caught In belt OF the
machinery Of steam engine in the room paper manu-
factory Of Mr. Walter G Macksy Fiftieth street near
the Third avenue where the boy was employed liz was
taken to the Bellevue Hospital by police oricer
CAUTION TO PARENTS CnLDREs-REsuLT OF ISJu-
ans ON Tur HE.p-A few months ago, child of the
late DR. Houston ne LITTLE girl died from the elects
OF striking her bead against the corner OF table unr
IIouston residing in the street. court street,
Brookiyn) died from similar cause and was inferred
Yesterday The child had Keen playing on swing, aud
fell down steps Of stone stairs severely iuuring
the back her head AS In the Of the other child
she did net appear to be seriously affected but the in
fanmation WAS going unseen all the time, till IL
suited in death Friday last Too much care cannot
be taken to avoid injuries the head and when they
sustained imme and most active remedies ought TO
be adopted
sr.nmse CAsE-About half past i've o'clock last
Saturday evening a coored man named William Ray,
who had partaken 1resly
through Five Points when at the o. Orange
and Cross streets accosted by coored woman who
attacked him with a knife, ndicting serious wounds
upon his head face and shoulders when she
ly deeasnped The cries Of the wounded man brought
the police 70 his assistance who conveyed him to the
New York Hospital The of the attack is attri-
buted to Jealousy.
ATrEsr1Er 6UIoIpE.-One Ramer Bramer. a German,
Yesterday taken the First ward station in state
great exhaustion in consequence loss Of blood from
wounds inflicted by his hands with knife, with .
view ending his existence The principal wound In
the left arm and although serious, is not dangerous
Captain Snodrass dressed the wounds OF the unfortu
individual whom he placed in comfortable quarters
for the night Bramer sides at No ia Greenwich st.
Curious FRrAS-A gentee appearing young man was
last evening passxg leiSuely down Bi oadwsy un
he arrived at Liberty street. when he stopped sudden
" and pulled OF his coat, vest pants threw them
the sidewalk, and furiousy towards the Battery
He was pursued by Of the First ward police who,
however dstanced in the 1t is supposed the
stranger derangtd, and he bas not since been
IL Ia feared he has committed suicide by jumping
into the dock book found in his overcoat pocket
in which written the Of VIM Cox. His clothes
taken 70 the First ward station house.
FinE ALARMS Yesterday, there less than
three alarms Of rethe first in the Eighth district
occasioned by the ignition shavugs in
Mr. Cragins packing store. in Robinson street. The
second was in the Sixth district at the foot of Tenth
street. East River and the third in the First district.