The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-24

wsstcbester oevnty, this (rhu sday) morning having
BY the seven O'Clock New Haven .ran. They viii mum
Der from 70 70 70 strong, aud will be accompanied by
Sheton's bnss band The uniform Of the sencihles is
neat and towy consisting ct blue jacket white t.im.
ming scO vt pants white stripe, and SCARLET cap and
United sss pompoops sn united cartridge box,
belt Sc Previous % leaving the company their
captain with most magnificent gold medal Nc. sc.
ArTENPr AT pRowsINo.--Monday morn ing. a man
etout d years ct eaped from pier the foot
Fulton street North with the intention Of
end TO his exsence lie was rescued with much atty
and sent to the Tombs After buy taken the water
he made evesl desperate attempts plunge into a
second time. He reIresenied himself being cabne.
maker in Brooklyn but did not with to gin. his
lie j. man Of rather respectable and intelligent ap
HIS Lair sandy and his complexion 2st lie il
ratiye o. ireland, and appears To be affected with
temporary insanity
pRownEo CoMsG p rHr BAY-On Tuesday morning,
about II O'Clock the steamboat Arcies was towing
up the ship william Ra.hbon. from Liverpool a sailor,
uansd lillian furiy, wbile engaged in slowing away
the tsail accidentally fell overheard, and notwbstsnd
ing every effort was made, the man was drowned. The
body has not yet been recovered
AccmrSrAL Daowsise.--The Coroner also held Mou-
day an ipques; on the body Of james Mclaughlin boy
eight years age who came To his death ty accidentally
E into the river, foot Of Charlton street. sunday
evep01pd before aid could be procured, the poor boy
dio~ned The body was subsequently taken to the
residence Of his parents No 81 Charlton strset Verdict
accidental drowning
USSNowS Man raowSrp Yesterday morning, Coro-
G,er held inquest ut the foot OF Rposs welt
If the above named street The deceased appeared 10 BE-
about thirty years Of oge, with sandy hair light pant'
blue plaid vest white cotton SHIFT and lace boots Tho
body appeared to have been IN the water about four days
Verdict death by drowning
DRswsEp.--on Sunday morning last, name I
Thomas Curtis, in the employ Of SIR. Dl.cari of New
Brighton, accidentally drowned, while bathing in
front Of the Pavilion, at that place His body
covered on Tuesday morning lie left wife and two
children.
MmAculous EscArr rRoH Dr,rH-About a quarter to
II o'clock Tuesday night large pile az coal yard
in GcuvGrnour etreet ail down buryns three mel
Patrick Koran. Patrick Roach and Michael Drisco
ysi.l fs,tu Ina xIv baan lar-
able exertioD the part OF the noghio.ng citizens,
thy were rescued alive Roach and prisc II IN
gerou.y injured their whole bodies being horribly b-us-
ed Ihey were conveyed to the Hospital The injuries
sustained by Koran are no. Of 80 serious nature.
surDrs Darn Between osnd II O'Clock on Tuesday
night printer named Jas McPhgen found Ia Chat
ham street in an apparently expiring condition lie
brought to the Fourth ward station house and
the and residence e his friends
go, they were tent for. lie conveyed % his sisters
No 2l2 Church street and physician su-anr mad bat
be expired in short time af:.f. j. Il the Doctors Oon-
ion that bis death caused by disease OF the heart
SvpDlN DEATH or Az E,uGsA~r-NOudsy morning
an emgrant, named Mary Ann Gray,r aged 90 years,
native of England fsli In the street siisnly at the
foot Of Courandt street and before medical ala c,Yd b.
procured sie expired An ingGeft he'll the body
and verde, rendered dsah b. disease OF the luass
CRY ncsrrrM.-AScrTrR Covr ne sotiEL.--coeoner
Ger yesterday held an Inquest on the boly Of TnOmis
Maven aged % years born la Ireland who fi iseBs-
bic in the Bowtry on Tue sday about noon by
poturc TO the heat q the sun Toe dcee'ed was
veyed 10 the City Hospital where he expired Verdict
death by exposure to the sun.
Accrpr,r A man. named jane Powers while walk
ing through Roosevelt russday night. knocked
down by the pole Of o; the stages ana seriously In
jursd. He WIS taken to the hospital His recovery Il
dspaiTcd Of
Messy Forsp. About n,ue T. NJ, on ruaslsy aIoll Of
hank biLs taken from two boys, ngei D. uol fe-
Fourteenth ward police. " answer - The questions
asked by the officer the boys stated that they hal picked
An owner is wanted for the money at the Fourteenth
ward station house.