The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

burned lie attended BY Drs Lanistcr and Cramcr,
after which he was taken home seers Carpenter of the
Fifth and Bull Of the fifteenth such is the character
Of The injuries by burning that but slight hopes
tertaned Of his recovery About half past twelve O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke out in the dwelling No.
40 Edrope street. occupied by Joseph Sandiord which
wa damaged 10 the amount Of 5000. Caps. bradford,
Of he Tenth. and Asst Capt Merritt Of the Seventh
ward. were present with their
Cosaov CouvcIL-This after noon the Board of Alder
commence their session for The month ~ June. As
there Is considerable buness hand which has been
neglected during the last session the city Fathers viii
have busy time OF IT, Among the important subjects
that ea FOX immediate attentica viii be the reception
Of Mr. Msagher We expect to hear considerable de-
batting during this session.
Tur Tra.En FEsTnAL-To day the 80 called Turner
tGynnss,c) society viii celebrate their second anniser
cary the Harlem Pleasure Gardens, l35th street
Fourth which VIII consist OF great gymnastic
exhibition songs and distribution Of prizes 70 the best
performers The procession viii form II. nine O'Clock ia
,Lo forenoon while hs festival will commence ut two in
the Afternoon.
ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE Yesterday afternoon
married woman, whose name was not aseertained. but
who had been engaged IN terrible quarrel with bcr nus
land attempted TO end her miserable existence by jump
ing into the deck foot Of Twentyeghih street, East RI
and drowning herself She discovered and rescued
by citizens who conveyed her to the Eighteenth
ward iaon house where she was properly taken care
Of Maria Daley yourg woman who said she lived in
Brooklyn jumped into the same dock while aborns I'M
alteration ct mind and With great aiiicnlty,
rescuod persons the wharf who her jump
She also taken to the Eighteenth ward police station
AND attended by Coroner ives who happened be there
NJ the time the unfortunate woman brought in
FATAL FAlL--A German boy, named Jacob Haltzman,
W. lie leaving The upper part VI the building BOB Duane
street Saturday evening. accidentally fell through
the hatcbway from the third story TO the ground hoor
and instantly killed The Coroner was notified and
will hold an inquest this morning The witnesses could
not be found yesterday hence the postponcGient.
AocIrEaT-About six O'Clock Friday evening, n
hoy named John w. lIaddoek about eight years of
ron Of Hugh Haddock fell from building in HAM
ond street Houston street, and injured his head
severely lie taken to the residence of his parents,
No 30 Hammond street by officer Frost Of the Ninth
ward police.
AoctprsT-Gcorge Lindsey lad whose parents reside
nj 1l3 Norfolk street fell down the stairway Of
building in Fourth street distance Of twenty feet or
and injured himself severely. He was picked up
n y the Seventeenth ward police, and conveyed home.
FouNp IN Tnr WATrR.--The body Of an unknown man
was, Saturday evening found floating in the dock
foot Of Fifteenth street North River The was
notified and held inquest on the body. verdict Of
death by drowning rendered by the jury The de-
ceased drcs cd in blue flannel shirt blue ovorails.
ard black cloth pants. ON his right foot boot and
on the left shoe through the top OF which hdd
/ hole cut apparently by design.
MARROW EscAfr.--As the chip Cora LIME TO
ancLcr at the foot Of Wa street yesterday afternoon
Peck flip boatman. who coming shore with niue
passengers upset in the East river 10y the caresne
OF the buaman who together with the passengers would
have met with watery grave had II not been for tho
gallant exertiops Of four Fulton market boatIen. who
rescued them from their pcrilous position and brough.
them safely sECrc.