The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-29
CITY Infelr;CeDTe.

THE erpAs ExPxDITIoN-TuE OTHER PARTIES BAnsS.
The excitement respecting the late contemplated ia-
vason of Cuba continues throughout the city and tAS
Unitec States Ma rshas Office and the hall Of the Dis
trct Court throngcd yesterday by vast number
Of persons interested as well those implicated the
affair. Amongst Them many Hungarian refugees,
Gcrmsno and other foreigners who enlisted for
the pseudo. cxpedition and who retained -
yitncases; but feature has transpred in adj
dton the fun particulars that have already appeared
in the Ifersid except that DR. Daniel IL Burtnctt
held to be before MI Comnssuncr Nelson in the
Of So Geo; Mr. George W Green os the Fourth avenue,
being his hail The bonds tor tn. appearance Of Msjo
Schlssirgts and Capt A. Lewi. also perfected.
Charles O'Conor Eq. being bnii both in the u
$4,000 each The bail for Captain Lewis entered into
at half past seven o'clock Lat night at the private re-
dcnec Of Mr. Commissioners Brii- ham.
The twent yve Kegs Of gunpowler discovered by Mar
shal Tsn,sdre on board the steamboat CLEOPATRA Oh
Sunday. have been scBt to the arsenal The Kegs
concealed in boxes and stovei away und." the cabin.
No resEms have yet been discovered Il Il bciieveA
that any concealed board The squad Of masinrs
It'll in the possession Of the boat and will remain so
doubt, for several days to Great curiosity e&
Its ry citizens to view the boat and to ascertain Al
the facts relative the affair Quite large nunbex of
persons congrega,cd during the day In the vicinity II
North Moore street, loon, talk and wonder al the
events already developed
Fsr About two O'Clock. this morning y Hrc broea
out in building No - Water street occupied as wes
lcn aEa hop fhe lrc considerably damaged th0.
contents and int trror of the building.
RAILROAD Acorpryr-C.,rtos TO RAILROAD TeAvEs.-
Irss-on Saturday morning last. accident occurs~A
"a
siEg sing. It appears named stand
ing the platform Of the Of the train, whlch
was under full heaiwsy and by some sudden
y thrown OH landing among pile Of stones which badly
injured his head and back At the time OF the
renee, Deputy Sheriff Lowndes, OF this city vending
his toward the prison with convict and obss~vimg
the accident he immediately approached tho njured
gentleman. and had him placed under the of phy
sician Mt hot.l in the village This should
caution to railroad travellers who la the habif 81
standing upon platforms when the train y In
ticn.
DfArH causrp ISrrMrrH ,xcE-coroncr Gecr. yes-
terdny held an inquest NJ the City Prison. tho body
of fhxa Rvndccr. aged - years. born In Irvland ws
brought 10 tho City Prison, by the police, aud
pred in few seconds after ieng admised. vcrdict.
desth caused ty intemperancc and exposure.
Accir,s1aL Duowsrsa.-The Coroner ikcwise hcd -
inquest at l Nineteenth street. the body Of boy
nine years of age by the Of Ro ,sr White wLe4
to his death by drowning The poor boy IL secAA
gone from his parents house hut short tua.
Sunday afternoon. and went play The dock foss
of Eighteenth street where he accide tally fell into ths
Verdict accordingly
prAu y, prowSiSG Tho Corucr held m inquest
yesterday Mt the foot of Charles the SpJy -
Mary Ercrcr, aged 80 years born IN Irrland who
10 her death by accidentally falling on the dock into the
river The deceased observed by policeman ~ be-
sitting the string piece ut the end Of the der fusa
which place IL IL believed, sbe identsy fs ints tho
river and was drowned. verdic.. death by downing
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