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

of New York, by an accident to her machinery. The
Glasgow brings 1877 passengersPha Bulletin, Saturday
City Intelligence.
FRE.-Between seven and eight o'clock on Saturday
story buidpg No. IS Cedar street The Fire Depart
ment were promptly on the spot but before the flames
could be subdued between s2 600 and $4,000 worth Of
damage done hessrs Peck and Todd, occupiers Of
the basement story, fancy goods merchants sustained
heavy damages by Covered by insurance Messrs
Woodward g. Co. who occupied the second floor in the
back part of which the fire originated sustained loss
between fire and water TO the amount of about $4,000
Covered by insurance 1t is not known how the fire
occurred
FREs-About o'clock yesterday morning fire oc-
currd in Joness brewery in Sixth street. between
nues b and G. 1t originated by the packing casing
around the boiler taking fire. The flames
tinguisbsd. Damage trifing
occurred in the carpenters shop occupied by H. NJ.
Richie No 1914 Duane street over the Duane market.
1t was soon extiDguished Damage trifing.
FoUNDLINc.-An infant, about four weeks cid, was
found in the Of 400 Broadway Thursday night,
and sent to the almshCuse
ACCIDENTS About II o'clock on Saturday, man
street, fell from the second story Of building
Thirty first street breaking several OF his ribs He
ed to the Hospital where he ays seriously ill.,
Between and 8 O'Clock on Saturday evening a man
named John McKeaIney while attempting to get upon
the cars OF the New Haven Railroad while they were in
motion, missed his footing and fell. The whole train
passed over his body manginy 1t in the most shocking
manner The mutilated corpse taken in charge by
the officers Of the Nineteenth ward
email boy fell into the river at the foot Of Peck
slip. last evening He rescued by officer after
sinking afecoDd time.
man named Christopher Crownan got his leg shock
iDgly fractured by falling down stairway at No. 63
Wa hiIgon street. On Saturday evening lie was taken
TO the Hospital
Abont 9o'clock. on Saturday evening, a boy named
Moses Sullivan seriously injured by the explosion of
some fireworks at the corner OF Allen and Broome
streets physician called to attend him.
NV HARLEM Cara new city yesterday
The Harlem road 1t has side doors and small plat
forms 1t is beautiful to look and sit in and had
very senemahly CONDUCTOR but, after all, the old
style Of carts cooler, safer, and more convenient
TrE CAS.DrAss IN THIS CrrY-The Canadians who visit
ed this city to witness the celebration of the Fourth Of
July to Harlem yesterday there they partok
Of dinner and visited the High Bridge and the
THE Nrw YoRx yoLusIrrRs.-The brave New York
Volunteers the remnant of the gallant band who shed
honor OF their country marched in the procession the
Fourth Of July and were the observed Of all Observers
They were few IL true and were not arrayed in gariDg
uniform but they bore the glorious colors battered and
torn which braved the storm Of battle and carried
triumphant over many hard fought field; and they
looked upon with more admiration than all the
troops who constituted the procession Justice has
been done to these gallant few, andit is high time
that the State whose glory they upheld in the battle
field, should requte them for the services they per-
formed.
FrRynrS's vrnr.-Epgine Company No l6, paid visit
to their brethren Of the Newburg Fire Department
companied by the Williamsburg Brass Band The
pany mustered about fifty men. They returned h-me
on Saturday, having met with welcome reception
FouRrH OF JrLy ACCIDENT -FRour OF HoRsrs ny
FEEW oRKs.-On the morning Of the Fourth, while u
young man by the name Of VIM Drumgold was driving
four horse up Hudson street his way the Hud.
son River Railroad Thirty street station the stecds
took fright from the explosion Of quantity of fire
works that let off in front Of st. Johns park by
party Of person who exhibiting their patriotic
feeling for the national holiday. The animals took fright
and d he'd along the railroad track toward Canal
at sn ungovernabe speed and resulted In the driver
bei thrown from his position. against a curb stone
which severely injured his skull dislocated his thigh
and otherwise injured his body. The injured
taken to his residence, and after great exsrtous the
frightened horses were caught and driven to the H. H. H.
X Depot.
forhu OF JrLY Aocprsr.-A boy, Eve years of age
by the name Of Leanaer Roman, instantly killed
on the night Of the Attn by being by the wheel
If of Jimmersons Le Of stages at the corner Of
Avenue ID and Third street. The poor child was con-
yeyed home his fa:hers residence $40 Third street
Corr ner Geer was called 10 hold an inquest.
KILLED nv THE RAILROAD CARs.-On Saturday evening"
between ard o O'Clock, man. by the name Of John
Dougberty over and instantly killed by the
Hsrl IN train Of cars. II seems that the deceased was
stt.n pting 70 jump the when in quick motion.
and missing his step. H. aud the whole train passed
over his body crushing him in a shocking manner
Coroner Geer held an inquest on the body and verdict
If accidental death was rendered.
Rrscurp DRowSSG.-Oa Saturday afternoon,
,ld'ry man jumped overheard from the Barge Office
Pier, aud was rescued from drowning by Mr. McLaugh-
lin Of the Whitehall boatmen 30 far as can learn,
his name was Dempsey His with him at the
tine who Jumped overheard To- assist In saving his IA
Their and succeeded In supporting him until he
eusd.
AccprsT.L DRowrrSo.--Coroner Geer yesterday held
IN inquest at AS Washington street. the body Of
boy, eight years Of age. named Francis Thompson who
TO his death by accidental drowning. The de-
ceased. IL seems Saturday afternoon. bathing
with some con panions at the foot Of Wall street aud
after having the water he dropped his cap into the
river; ard while reaching fcm log. endeayoring TO
regain his cap. missed his balance aud preciptacd him
sell into the river, and drowned before assistance
was renosred him verdict returned Of accidcn-
tai drowning
DRowNrp-An unknown man fen OF the dock foot Of
Harrison street ami drowned before aid could be
procured The deceased about hTur after, taken
irtm the water and conveyed TO the fifth ward station
wa
aid on the top of the head The deceased IL believed
To- be II, NesouTEh and appeared like laboring man
Coronsr G,er held an inquest ON the body.
DIAN BopY oF Bow FovSp.-on Saturday about half
pat eleven o'clock th, dead body Of boy abou: seven
years I'D with red hair and freckled face fjapd
Heating 1t the barge Office at thu foot q whitehall
street The body had light panaloons and shirt and
sItear'd to have been for time in the water. The
Coroner vas snt for and inquest being held,
Diet # found drowned returned.
fcuNp DRovstp -Another inquest held ON he
body of an unknown female aged about seventeen years
found f,atrg In the water at the lower end ~ the
bland Verdict that she to her death by drowning
Brooklyn city Intelligence.
CvtEu II his have been resumed on Thurs.
day hut II seemed that the tru,nt dispo iton OF The
tst buttsnd (coppsinant) had again evincei itself,
srd be bad been est inrcns since the first simple
deIo.iion Of the fact had been made by him. There
wss cops'qnebtly no appearance on the part Of the
pracutiop nothing rebuff the evidence formerly
given on the part Of the defence by which such
trsordipsiy case 81 mistaken identy II corps. had
ben ade out The Jude determined on dis hanging
Mrs. Wsfum the defendant from her recognizances,
ing asned that the second marriage entered into
by Der in the conscientious belief that her first husband
wac dead and that che had not therefore, committed
the tf.nee charged in the complaint which he dismissed
Mrs. Flynn.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
IAN act ofkin ines and ustic. 10 will you please
permit me TO contradict the statements which have APP
pt,rd in dfert Mt papers ~ to my death have never
t"n from this city for eight mouths and the whole
c. INT e my having had difficulty at 81. Louis Is
. h.er fabrication.