The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-23

eli the inspectors proceed In this order the results
may be obtained regards the senate Assembly state
entire ticket In sufficient time for publication in the
papers Of the following morning. the canvass be pur
sued ct random IL viii b. impossible for the people to
get information till another day has elapsed Bot
there to believe that the inspectors viii
modste to the public convene nee in matter
can be served by following the random and irregular
mode Of counting the votes
RELIcrors Is1ELLreESeE.-At the monthly meeting Of
the Executive Conn Of the nercan Society
Monday, Rev DR. Adams In the chair interesting let
tiers were read from Rev Messrs seudter and winsow
Mr. Buell.. Of the Baptist Mission Greece aud others
showing the need Of enlarged appropriations for the
culAx foreign appropriations an amount
not sxcee1ing $4,000 20 be raised and RENTED during
the eurreni year was referred to special committee
Dr. Mcgowan vas presented to the committee. II IL
Of the Electric Telegraph, with abundant Illus
rstons The receipts Of the society for the onth Of
September sZ ,465, and since April l. Sl34s45
The grant Of publications since April have been 2l5io
900 pages The daily expenditures OF the institution
coed 600 and require large and increasing donations
PnrssnIAro- The members Of company d, Of the
eighth regiment of New York State Militia Captain Lit
e after their dismissal from the review Tuesday after
noon presented magnificent silver goblet to their cap
tain - slight token Of their esteem for him a.
Mercer House, -hsr. dinner psrstsn Of By compa
the evening otherwise joyousy spent.
CsprIor TO PAngSrs-A CluLp KuLgp-On Monday
sferroos child nine months old named Henry sp.n.
Ger, 500 Of Mrs Victoria Spencer residing at No l2s
Cedar street. fell from third story window into the
street striking It's bead the sidewalk causing death
in about two hours Afterwards Coroner Geer called
60 hold inquest the body and the evidence Of the
mother vent 70 chow that the infant Ut the win
dow sill and the window open but the blinds closed
sod hasped in that position the child len By the
mother While she engaged combng her hair before
ssss in the room, short distance from the window,
when appears the child suddenly oosened the blisds
and preciptated into the street below fActuring
ito skull thereby causing its death. verdict
dersd that the child came 70 its death from injuries
. warning 10 parents and not to allow chill
dres 10 be At windows unprotected
sutctDr rAKISe Assr-Ic Coroner Geer on Tuesday
90 the body Of German named George Craps, aged
twenty six years, Who came 70 his death BY taking
quantity Of arsenic, With intent TO destroy his
agreement with his elf. and toos th, method Of csus-
ing SEPARATION. The deceased seen to administer
,oh.ssM the arsenic having purehs..d the same at
survived hours after taking tn. poison The Jury
renAre1 verdict that deceased his death By
Q dose Of arpenic administered BY his own hand"
Asrsps~r. On Monday afternoon John Gri,ley an
n.sssxman, residing ct No 2ss Bow.ry WIN. passing
through HIN street when at the corner Of White street
bored beneath large pile Of bricks which had been
ing dsvp the old Arsenal Several Of the Sixth yard
police With others soon on the spot and extrcstsd
the unfortunate rom his situation. when taken
s .. ~. sonss,sd 70 n. v YORK Ho sS.r
r-oratves applied and In the course OF the after
noon he restored TO eonsciousne" His recovery
expected
Aro..s, when the eighth regiment Of Nev York
state Militia (wsshngton Greys) we're marching through
street Tuesday morning on their way 70 the
parade ground, Of the members Of company vs
-sv@esJ burtb the giving Of Ere plate, used for
the Croton water pipe Opening In the street ON which he
sepped Ne vas very seriously injured and unable 10
1880 sitn mas company His companions Immediately
sssrseon.