The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-11
Cltv Intelligence.

THE WEATHER AT daybreak yesterday, the morning
was quite cool, with dark lowering sky. The faes
to disperse the bazy fog which hung around and
greater density than that Of Thursday Up to eleven
o'clock in the forenoon It remained dark and
day became warm. but remained cloudy to the close
The Thermometer atb HxRALp building ranged FOL
lows Al noon 70 deg at r, M 7sH deg; at Sp. u
the approach Of rain The farmers visiting the city speak
Of busy harvesting OK preparations for IT, everywhere
and are in good spirits.
AAzEPrA ExGsr CshrAsy No. ~, IN ALBArY.-One Of
the largest and moet brilliant torch light professions
ever witnessed In Albany took pa,e Thursday night
in honor OF the above company The whole Fire Depart
ment Of the city under the direction Of the Chief Engi
neer, james 2. Could assisted by Assistant Engineers
Parker Winnie Loddy Burdick, and Traver. took part
In it. The route Of procession was up Broadway to Colo
ME street up Coonie 70 North Pearl down North Pearl
to Aroh down Arch to Green up Green 70 Ferry down
Perry to Broadway mp broadway to State up State
Broadway 70 Stanwx Hall when the procession dismiss
cd The other dispAys anu smusemsnts followed In the
order noticed in yesterday IN ornipg's HER.rD.
Mosr DARING sHrr RoBsERy.--A robbery, unosuailed
trated by the river thieves at two O'Clock yesterday
morning on board the brig Boomer, lying in the
North river right of the Battery The brig is com
Thursday evening from Dutch Island At about
one o'clock yesterday morning Capt. Adams retired
to bis cabin. having seen all right on board. His
men had previously gone TO Their bcrths Upon awaken
ing at Ave six O'Clock he observed his cabin In dis.
tubed state and looking around he found he had
Gle and articles 70 the amount of fifteen dollars
The band Of thieves organized that they see devoid
OF all dread. required great strength to m ,ve the
trunk ind Ia thought that the captain have been
drugged with chloroform as he with most vio
lent headache and continues ack
Fmg--A Gre broke out between tho hours OF ten and
eleven o'clock on Thursday night atNo 1861 Mulberry
street occupied az liquor store by Lawrence Reilly II
caused by the bursting Of cam phene lamp Hoe
Company No was quickly the SPOT and
Il with triHiDg damage Captain scatlG Assistant Cap
tain o Brien. and officers, attended
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS "A isborer named Charles Mack
whilst at work on Thursday evening board the
ship Hieldebrnnd. which was launched Wednesday
from foot Of Seventh street. East river fell from the lover
deck into the hold and had his leg broen bodes gus.
tanning other injuries He taken to the City Hospital
child named Mary Behil aged twelve years sustained
dreadful injury whilst at play In Fulton Market on
Thurtday afternoon. 1t appears that she Jumping
from of the butcb stalls when iron hook caught
her under the chin and tore her cheek open upwards
her temple Alsdy named Mrs. Clifford picked her up
and humanity dressed the wound when the officers Of the
Second ward took her to the City Hospital.
grmErT DEsTITvTIor. Officer Watson, Of the Right.
eenth ward found woman named LIEN Reilly lying sick
In the streets Thursday night lie took her TO Bellevue
Hospital In carriage Officer Lindsay of the Second
ward found named Isrse Ling lying iu tho street.
dreadfully cramped aud seriously ILL., Thursday night
He took him to the Hospital.
KIDNAPPING A child named Louisa Cooper aged four
years whose parents reside at No III Wooster street.
was dscoyed away Thursday evening whilst ut play In
Washington square. by woman, aged about twenty one
years.
Aro4Hra volurrrEn Cows We regret to announce
that Mr.. John Leach, Of Company New York volun-
tssr having escaped thu Dsb Of the Geld In many go.
rious Aght tor hssounty was drowned In the kauch-
chunk Csnal, Monday last Oh Instant