The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
CITY IntelIlceuCe.

THr WEATHER, during yesterday was very cold with
dry atmosphere The thermometer, at the Herald
building ranged. % noon 63s degrees at o'clock, r NJ
03 degrees and at o'clock j. NJ 63 degrees At ave
O'Clock in the afternoon we hid slight sprinking
Of rain, which repeated between aud eight
The night ut late hour dry and cold with pro-
mise OF fine morning
DEMocRArIc REIoicirG.--Tbe democrat here have not
settled down yet after their late signal victory nj the
election. Rejocings go on in parts of the city in
some shape or other every night. Last night. Dunaps
Hotel in Fulton street was brilliantly illuminate in
honor Of The event; and invention be the
rack to devise means Of eyncing popular exultation
ktREyoLT Board PscKEr SHIP New YoRK.-
day board the packet ship New York bound for Lv
erpool 1t seems that the New York cleared Monday
and hauled out into the stream The consisted OF
twenty able men, Yesterday morning when the captain
ordered the men to perform duty they refused and
pressed their determination not to go Mr. Charles
Narsha the sgnee of the hearing Of the d,
Guilty went out to the ship and going board had
the men called cut when he asked them why they re-
fused to perform their duty. They said because there
were too few sailors on board 10 mar age the shp lie
then turned to the captain and asked hn whether this
tho who replied that 1t untrue that he had
full complement of mer and never sailed with larger
number. Mr. Marshall then intcrdicted all communica-
tioD by boats With the thip returned shore repaired
to the United States Narahas Office, aud succeeded in
getting strong force to be sent board who placed the
revolving in irons and after landing them lodged
them prison. Their examination Is to come oil to day
DR. RArHALL will deliver lecture this evening before
the HEBREW Young Mems Literary Association at stuy
yesant institute,
EpucArioNAI CONVENTION. see 1t announced thur
ceayeatoa 9l the old cadets pf Captain Partridge is
to be held in this city 18th iusu consider the
Important subject Of education and to devise means for
the establishment of system that Is in all respects
suited the genius of fee Institutions meeting
for the psoholioh Of the object held 10 Middle
town, Conn. on the Sd OF September last Those who
have called this convention earnest and uhus ntia
men. They believe that most of our seminares ofearn.
ing have anti republican features which ought to
be discsrded They have mstured such system as they
would like to adopted II is similar believe In its
essential features which has been long
CAPTAIN Partridge.
Of the convention TO bring tbs ytem TO the notice Of
the public
SUDDEN DEATH Coroner Ives bel an inquest yester
day morning at No l5Q Anthony street. upon the body
2. man named fpgas McIise, VINO found dead in
bis bed between Fix ami O'Clock william Bucha-
nan deposcdI came here last Friday with the deceased
about three weeks ago he had been drinking but did not
drink any yesterday he was well them went TO bed
between eight and nine O'Clock he complained Of boing
twelve he got better and went TO sleep woke be
tween six and seven o'clock this morning raesday and
found HIM dead Doctor Lidell-I made a most Aeore2
txamina ion Of the body found il vid and rigid with
The mouth and eyes open the internal organs
eesied the stomach contained considerable quantity
Of nid hinged yellow IN The ascending colon there
some rice water fluid. In my opinion the death was
O. ued by cboera The jury verdict OF death
fIon cholera The deceased was native of Scotland,
An nc. sst was eA ye,ted Day In the CITY iIosp,l
unon tb bo'v Patrick Kelly whose death irom 4 rail
road irjuIy WI i otleO In paper Of that morning
Thcmas Miller ., nottoI policeman Of the Eighth
ward; about ihree fks ego 25i uit thuk IL was
man lying il west street yhl had been by q
railroad car oond that mis- anslc WI. hurt; took ann
In wagen to TIE station house, and then the CITY
Hospital IN caIrsEe; he did not speak .nueh and
could rot find any perfoD who saw the ttansnrtion; Mr.
Rowland told me be mad him few minutes before,
and that he In liquor Dr James Cooper Decea ed
admitted to the bospitat be 23d utr with HID
foot he'd; 1t sad 70 have heen crushed by
raio osd car be Intoxicated he gould ecsrcey
tcuste; in q few days be attacSpd with delrium
tremens; he passed from my upon November 1st.
DR. Luckey-Deceased came undcr charge upon No.
N her hp upUp
connection with compound fracture Of the ape oiut
be rallied far Il amputatcn deemed advisable,
aud pcrfurmcd; be afterwards rsapssd, and died
on Monday Verdict Death from fracture of the
ankle joint and delirium tremens Deceased aged
twenty one years, and a native of Ireland
DEATH VAGRANcY AND DEsInurioN At about
three O'Clock yesterday the officer duty found
q cclored nemgd Mary Johnston yi az in tho
cant lot Third and Fifty second street sck
and destitute She removed 10 the station house Of
the Nineteenth ward and medical aid procured but the
poor continued to sink and ultimately died at
five o'clock. The coroner s notified
ACCIDENT - A man nsmed John Redmond accidentally
fell a. tWo O'Clock yesterday morning in Columbia street
End sustaiDed bad fracture OF bis leg Officer Van ras
sell Thirteenth ward conveyed him to bis relidonce in
Ilfsh street.