The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-24


DsArHs vleM 6yrrssss CHoLsaA IAN Inquest vas
hsad = the Oy HsspiA yssterdAy, By Corsasr Ives,
n an exhausted stsse. q sisht O'Clock on SUNDAY
morning and died In about hour acewards. Jsssph
Bond was sworn and testified the tms Of the mans
witness gave him brandy, which Immediately
reectea BY his stomach no died after his entering
the hospital Doctor Lddr swore that he Is practising
physician; made A external examination OF the body;
found the mouth aud eyes open the entire surface
and all the appearance present which are usually
jury returned verdict Of death FROM cholera The
deceased was supposed to be . nstive Of Germany.
The same Coroner held Inquest ar tho house Of JoA
Esis NO IL Orange street upon the body Of a child,
named John Sweeny aged Ave years. who wAs born in
ireland and arrived hero in January last In the ship
Constitution From tho testimony Of Hannah seeny,
evening of Thursday last with vomiting aud other symp
toms Of cholera. Witness applied to doctor. who lives
powder which rejected BY the childs stomach the
moment after 1t given II died in ut at O'Clock
iii tho c Q. sns f"a
choieIa.n
Tue LArE PrRE THiRrE ESTH STREET Tho sud
den development Of the entire buildings IN flames,
cause such alarm and confusion that many fremeu had
their hands and arms badly injured in working the
gines DIR $. Seaman attended to as many eleven Of
them yesterday himself and performed several opera
tons, such ampuatng dngera and removing acerated
flesh The papns mill tanned five circular saws Eve
planning machines and 2 valuable steam engine Tbs
damaged by water, and the stone yard Of Mr. John
Wright suffered to some extent many blocks
Colyer Dugard which burned Is valued at SIS 900
alone No such sudden and universal fro has occurred
upon any premises for long time Tho turpentiue con-
tanned in the pine must have aided the spread of the
flames.
THE WEATHsR-A slight hazy fog prevailed at day
break yesterday, which cleared the became
higher leaving the air mild but suitry An even tempo
nature observable during the day which, through it's
course, rather oppressive The Thermometer at the
HERALD building attained the following range during
"A 3 p. ri
5P. NJ 1915 degrees. The evening, at its close, gave
promise Of a continuance Of such weather.
MILITARY VIsIr The Albany Republican Artillery will
arrive here at an early hour this morning by the steamer
Oregon They will be received and escorted their qua
tersthe American Hotel-by the Lafayette Pusilecrs
again under at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon and
still escorted by the fsileers proceed to the Battery
enter the Castle and alter brief delay to the
front Of City Hall to be reviewed by the Mayor and Com
mon Council. After partakng of collation. oil Frenchs
HOTEL the march will DO resumed aud continued through
Of the principal streets Of the city, the companies
hating for dinner at Loveoys Of Broadway and
Walker street In the evening the united corps will at
tendby special inyitatonto witness the performances
at Castle Garden
EYAMNATIoS OF OSx OF THE ACCUSED m THE MATTER
OF FORGERY THE PRUssrAs GOVERNMENT BONDS
1t Is said that Mr. Pettman, who arrested at New
Durham NJ j.. Last week by Officer Francis charged
with being concerned in the forgery and circulation Of
spurious purportiDg to be Prussian Government
Justice Browning of IIoboken Gen. j.. v. r. Wright,
the District Attorney, Of Hudson county, win conduct
the examination for the prosecution.
BRUTAL ASSAULT AT HosoKEN-A Mr.. r. Marshall
gentleman from New York. assaulted and beaten In
the most dgraceful manner, at the ferry, Sunday
evening last 1t appears that two females coming to the
boat spoken to by some person, and when their
friends came up afterwards they told them Of it At
this the pare rushed at Mr. Marshall who had nothing
the boat The rioters afterwards arrested by Officer
Francis and taken before Justice Browning, who held
them to bail. Owen Michael and Patrick Reynolds We
understand that Mr. Marshall has taken steps to prose-
cute the defendants to the extent of the law.
Boar RAcE.-An exciting and well contested beat race
for purse containing fifteen dollars came of yesterday
afternoon at Green Point Two seventeen feet skeleton
boats started and the prize after two straight
heats by Hugh Burns, OF Morris street, North river.
RowDyrsM IN OLIVER STREEr.-A man named Jules For
shca had his skull fractured Sunday night by blow
of large stone thrown at him when passing through
Oliver street number Of very riotous and dsordeily
people in this street. at the end nearest to the
river almost every night, and their conduct is giving
rather bad character to the thoroughfar
Ruy 0vER KILLED A CART-Coroner Ives was
notified by Assistant Captain Hagan Of the Eleventh
wazd yesterday evening" to hold inquest upon the
body OF boy named Foran Bender aged six years who
resided at 80 Pitt street, and by brick
cart on Saturday last sustaining injury Of which he died
OF six o'clock yesterday morning. The cart owned
by Hesars Wooney Hughes builders and driven
~ one John Donaldson Bender was very much cut in
tho head and bruised in many places.
DRIVER OvER-A child of four years Of age was run
On Sunday evening at about five o'clock, by horse
and Wagon, driven by one William Burke. As if by
miracle 1t escaped with only slight injuries The officers
the Seventh ward police took home to Monroe street.
frem the place Of the accident In Grand street.