The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
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City Intelligence.
lNcENDIARY FIRE - FRloHrFUL cESE-sEvERAL
PERSONS INJURED.

INcENDIARY FIRE-FRIaHrFuI SCENE SEVERAL
PERSONS INJURED.
Last evening at half past o'clock a FIRE broke
out in q the three ranges stables belonging
Jimmerson Co., prcpricors Of the Bowery and Grand
treet line Of stages, In G. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets The windows all closed and the
flames had made progress before they DISCO
vered; but as the alarm given, the hremen
on the spot in vast numbers. The fire, however
ragged hercey and threatened extensive detructon In
order to the horses, about two hundred in
ber they let ooee from the burning stable, and
from the adjoining ones, which were In imminent
danger fearful scene that battles description,
ensued Scared by the flames, the horses,
they were loosed ran wildly through the crowd aud
retrsaed and pressed each other down In the Widest
confusion considerable number were injured severe
y some IL Is feared morally Among those badly hurt
person named arswold, residing at ISL Seventh
street Ills and shoulder badly broken, and
his ribs and breast bone also fractured his head
wounded and other parts Of his body mangled. num-
Der Of the horses him after the other Ne
was taken TO the City Hospital in very doubtful
dition. Mr. Lockwood, foreman Of Hose Company
No 10 was also severely Injured John Madison
residing at $40 Ninth street, also badly burnt and
vas cent hsme By the EevYnih ward police There was
jured and boy in Goerck street being nearly killed.
Several pertons. whose names could not learn.
more or less injured. There one a the horses,
which could not be got out smothered In the smoke.
About one hundred tons Of hay consumed,
l. covered by insuranee The Gre continued 10 burn Tan
IL o'clock when reporter left but the flames
that time partially subdued and not likely 70 do fur
Their injury. There be doubt that II
the result Of ncendarsn for there possibility Of
hre communicating accidentally with the Ion where u
first seen 10 blaze cut. number Of threatening
letters had teen received by the rm for tse past
menacipg conagration, In consequence, u believed,
vas put ON every night FOR il was not supposed that any
mischief could be done in the day time II how
ever that advantage vas tasn yesterday afternoon and
which wildly the city not caught TO IL
o'clock.
Tmr About quarter past o'clock yesterday morn
Ing FIRE broke In the cabinet shop OF Mr. Ely, %
Canal street, The building and It's contents nearly
destroyed BY Gre and water Considerable damage was
also done to the lace and hosiery establishment Of s.
Herbert Co, In the same building Herbert Co
injured In the Jefferson Insurance Company rhe exact
q hoes cannot be asecrained II may probably
he estimated az between $4,000 aud $4,000
Furm CoSuiTIos CrTy.-- The city has not
been IN more filthy condition for length OF time than
4 az tho moment The attention Of the proper
authorities win IL i hoped he directed TO the matter
for In the suy weather there u danger Of sick
nes ircm the accumulation 81 ain and stagnant water
in the street, whitehall street for instance, 4 most
off nsive TO The which Il the cupable,
this the great oroughs 81 persons passing 70 and
from three ferrits. We might point out many other
localities that equally call fer activity the part Of the
authorities.
s.srors IscrpySr A. rrr s.nryo csr-cESr
CuN.-As the Crescent City was moving out from her
deck yesterday afternoon, lady made attempt TO
throw email parcel On beard % passenger but u fen
she IT. and dropped into the river. man, standing on
the dock ssRsd :. lady what the parcel contained
whom she replied that th0rc so In H. lie mmed
atUy plunged into The water ard succeeded IN getting
II cut The lady In the meantime, had gone and the
reaching the shore found not $50 Ia the parcel
tut dngueuecype lkeness, The lady l. said 70 be
Jewsss.
CrarriAv TvcisE CoNrasy No 20 passed the Herald
Office yesterday evening their return from visit TO
the frtmen Il Albany and Troy. They numbered co
csps. snd were accom- panied by ADKINS Washington
Brass Band They left this city on last Monday. Their
engine c the small sire and s the handsomest At pre-
sent IN the city II her description Hose Company No
49, With their hancome carriage escorted them from the
beat, accompanied BY Dodworth's Cornet Band
kNorHrr NisrAsr or 4 DRreeIsr's CtsrK.-Tn the
published the other day taken before the Coroner
Whereby child named Emeline Harwocd, two years and
sequence Of mistake made by Austen secor drug clerk
" the slore kept by Mr. Bedding situated In the Eighth
avenue between Fourteenth and fifteenth streets the
mistake INSISTED In the druggist making up the pre-
scrrn With two grains q opium In the powder Instead
Il one tenth part ofa grain Coroner Geer held secor 10
tsil IN the q $500. 20 the charge should
auy Fdicment he found against him at the sitting Of
the rext Grand Jury
gtrptN prAru--Ab0ut nine t'Clcckiui day nsht,
tfie,r q tie tiNh ward fUNd IA unknown man sp-
Iertntv under the inhueuce q Qu0r. srd brought him
a. the etotcp NCate physician was seat for, but tie
uau tNrtTta btiftr Bis aulyal
tErtHpHIs ts.7 r,rsp -I t=een rl1e and "a o'clock
81 trosy ufht. tua'e cht5 apparently about thfte
vteis 10. Nad % hc fao ef II, m sfrett among
Iic q lumltg hy = ueb named Nathaniel Noon Tie
ehAd vas taken & the Eleventh ward strtion housss
sne yesterday mtrrirs sent to the AIMS lIouss.