The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-18
City Intelligence.
YuHIRAL OF The DUKE OF wELLN0roN-soLEMSf-
TIES IN THIS CITY.

Duke Of Wellington England the Brsh residents o.
this city have received upon religious rice com ne
mora.iye OF thc Industrious deceased to take pa;e
through Inc kindness Of the Rev DR. Hawks az Calsa.
~ Church. of Twenty FIRST stree. AMI Fourth
avenue this evening. at o'clock After evening
prayer viii he pre- ich. by the Rev Vinton
b. p Rector OF Grace Church, Brooklyn The Right
Rev 9ishop Wainwright will bs present the Occasion
as viii ,he Ma, the city the oeors Of the United
States army the general aud saf ocsrs OF Militia, 10
reign consuls genera officers OF other countries ana
MANY other personag.s of distinction. We earnestly
hope that felos citizens will show, by their pre-
SERGE. their respect for the memory Of great mn.
MELANCHOLY AocIDEsT--oNE MAN KILLED AND AN
OTHER DANGEROUSLY INJURED, BY THE FALLING
OF A uOU.E
Between asna o'clock yesterday afternoon a frame
houre situated Al the southeast corner Of Hammond
and Blocker streets fell and crushed man to death
ard very seuusIy injured another 1t that Daniel
Linn bose mason had cut away the foundation of an
old frame house at the OF the above named
the Of building basement story The ends
Of the bouse supported but the middle 1t sppears
have been neglected it broke in the centre
the Deems separated and fell to the cellar crushing Mr.
Linn the ruins and seriously woundng Of the
other nsmed james Murray The alarm was i'm
mt diaely give n and police the Eighth Ninth,
and Fifteenth Words quickly the spot we're also
many of the vgant rem.n with their hooks and sdders
The first man released from the ruins was Mr. Murray.
and in about twenty mDuees Mr.. Linn was taken out
hess two large beams had fallen his body which
evidently had been the Of his death. 1t was ssid
that after the building u L. Mr. Linn heard to speak
for severa minutes The deceased conveyed to the
residence OF his family No 81 Charlton street He
man OF about a year. s Of age The Coroner WIN bold
Dgat the ruins Justice Stuart Captains Lovet Turn
bull and VOORHEES, with their respective policemen
derjng valuable aid
TIE WEATHTR.--Yesterday morning opened clear and
chilly The gusts of the proceeding days allsyed,
ard the temperature was more and warm. At
Thermometer ut the Herald Building ranged at noon,
AS at P NJ. Al; at P. NJ 43H. The evening was
cold will light bre.zes Night hne, with light clouds,
fhrs As officer Brewer of the Sixteenth ward was
ratrong his beat at two O'Clock Yesterday morning he
discovered IRE to exist In the Of the house
No. 200 Ninth avenue lie could not discover how it
orginated but it extDguhed with water carried in
pals by himfelI assted by officers McConDel Mason,
and Booker. Tie damage iriaing At half past
o'clock yesterday morning brick stable situated in the
found to be fire The police and fire companies
the ground but could progress of
the flames until the stable was burned to the ground
two valuable horses persisted in the flames The
stable and horses owned by Mr. John Msllcn who
sustained loss Of $500 S40o The fire commenced in
is doubt but its burning was the work Of an ncen.
diary Captain WhiQbam with officer. Of the Eighteenth
ward attended and rendered n uch aid
VETERAN ATTENDANT AT THE PAGEANT One of the
hosry veterans Of the revolutionary struggle present
in the Webster funeral pageant Tuesday This gentle
msnf name Is Samuel Thomas. He resides ut Amherst
Marachut and is now inety three Years OF age Mr.
Thomas was with General Washington at White Plains
at the attack upon TcoDde'aga and in most Of the bat
ties by which freedom He Is hale and hear
~ many incidents Of ths glorious mpagns
IN which he took part He was introduced to His Honor
the mayor ccngratulatng him upon his robust and heal
thy appearances. Mr. Thomas is uncle to Mr. Thayer,
Public Administrator Of this city with whom he ia now
staying upon visit.
THE WEBSTER Observation-Disclosures OF Cry onpr-
NANcts officer Vandervoort OF the Seventeenth ward
reports az many as nine stages for forcbly breaking
through the ranks Of the funeral Tuesday
in Aston place and Fourth contrary express
orders. The owners incur penilty, revoca lion Of
licence. by this conduct
The Dickel Hussars having attracted much attention
when supporting the La Payete Fusiiers in their duty
guard Of honor in the Webster funeral procession
many Inquiries were made regarding the troop 1t is
commanded BY Captain Dckel who for fifteen years,
teacher In the riding institute OF the Prussan army
Captain D has done himself much credit by his neat
pattern q uniform for his and their excellent drill
numerous.
In notice Of the procession Of Tuesday it was
stated that the Order OF United Americans accom-.
psned by the National Band This was an error as the
band attended upon the Wayne Guard by which spirited
company 1t was speedily engaged for the occasion
upon the occasion OF the obseques rendered IL mposs
Bile that reporters could Justice to all who testified
their respect for the parted statesman We find that
the following have been omitted In the BoweYy well
some others:-Msjtr Smiths Military Hsl Mr.. Marcys.
2l0; w. JobDston's, ga D. r. Pynee 214la which were
appropriately decked in mourning
DEATH FROM SorTESIve OF THE BRA1r-Coroner Ives
held an inquest esterday morning az Bellevue Hospital
upon the body OF . man named Thomas Moran who Was
admitted into that Institution the morning Of Sunday
18th inst and died Of half past eight O'Clock even
ing Doctor John Bsrford house physician testified
symptoms presented afterwards and the remedies applied
previous to his death post mortem examination
made BY DR. Lide who described the morbid state Of
the brain heart and liver deceased The jury rem
dsrda verdict Of death from sofening the brain 40.
ran WAS native OF Ireland aged ffty
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS man named Thomas Smith q |
tin smith BY trade. accidently fell from the roof Of
three story house in Forty fourth street to the
Injured and was conveyed to the New York Hospital
Al quarter past nine O'Clock A. NJ. yesterday morn
ing as Mr. Thomas F.rri5 aton was leaving Iarper's
VINO was on the top OF the house and struck him upon
the head, crushing him to the ground his face He
not fatally injured He conveyed to his residence in
Henry street where his wounds dressed and he
appears to be out Of all danger The man dropped the
with It,
CAMpHrsE AccIpKKr-On Tuesday evening last ano-
Their sad accident occurred from careessness in the use
Ct csmpbene lamp at 1856 Leroy street The wick in
one Of The tubes Of lamp having slipped down, Miss
lighted to adutt the wick in the other tube and the
1amphtne taking fire burned her In such manner that
Assist her in removing her burning clothes had her
arms hands and face also burned in dreadful amer
. RUDE VnlTER-sTEAMBoAr GALLASrRy.-We learn
that accident occurred the Sound beat Creton on
her pasfsge the East river yesterday which created
10 small alarm for the time to the passengers An nu-
Rated broke the rope that held her. and rushed aft
Ind into the ladies' cabin After demolishng furniture
and breaking glass, she was at length secured happily
Without Injury to any person We do not hear very IA
rosbe reports OF the courage OF the nemen but the
aides are said to have displayed much GOODNESS.
CHANGE OF Hour We notice by an advertisement Of
ne Onerer'on stesHers IN nnotner coumn mat tneir
for leaving has been changed from four to three
o'clock p. NJ
The SAINT GEORGES Society CONCERT. The annual
concert Of this Society will be given in Metropolitan Hall,
the sday the 23d Instant. From the high character
he society it Is anticipated that very pleasant
lnion win take place.
Personal Intelligence.
Arrivals at the disqualification. G. Sever, Lou.
siana; Hon. Thomas Rich Boston; Hon Isaac Cary,
3oeton; Hon. Moses Darlington Vermont; Hon. Alex.
Evans, Maryland; Hon. Tristan NJ Burgess, r. Island;
Ion John y. Aben Boston, Gen Duff Green, Washing |
on; Dr saml @ Jarvis, New Hampshire John Haren,
J. Army; joseph swep, Paris; Isasc Q. Loomis Conn
!. Brittn, New Jersey DR. VIM Rabe, California; D.
!. Crane Missouri; saml Rothmcll. Penn.
At the Aster G. Msgher, Mass; j. Hagsn Baltimore;
!! Regency Columbus; w. Bishop Bridgeport; s. r.
'psuldipg Boston, j Jenkins, Baltimore; Aujt General
smith, Albany; r. LOOMS, Troy b G. Boardmsn, Bos-
on Hon. Q. b. Madison, Utica: Col Totten, U. s. A.
At the Howard-Osmon c. Baker, Concord, N. H.; II.
Hodges, Kentucky: VIM. p. Tenny. Boston; A w.
luimby. do W. Ingalls, Sanbornton N. H.; Joseph In
ram, Springfield; Alfred Plant, st. Louis: Rev John