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

held an Inquest 1t tn ward station bouse ysster
trdsy afternoon John Cannon sworn-I an police
O'Clock this tystsrdsy) morning some person came to
the station bone that there was a man lying
In the cellar OF the hon. at the Franklin
a Broadway w.ns mp AID found the deceased lying
there with his bssd upwards and his BODY mined
this beam he was orsn ,rou the pos.os ~ tx bcdy
suppofe that he fl. bioueh the left for ths
stairs there vas NOTING pu, up in Broadway prevent
per- going into the building that know Of the
ground in franklin street dug up for an area OF
something Of that kind deceased have gone into
the building before h. f.il aoWn. This testimony
eorrobors.ed by officer ONsii. Doctor Liddell-I made
. post nmtem examination Of the body; found frac-
ure of the sixth ebe; IL biokeu through
the rings on both so.s the pine of the seventh also
dislocaed; found quantity of extravasated blood in
the muscusr tissue IN the nShoo5nood oI the fracture
The ury rendt verdict Death from accidentally
falling into the cellar OF the new building, corner Of
broadway and Franklin street" The name Of the de-
ceased could not be learned. IL ~ buppo9eu Nc was
native Of Ireland
Destructive FInE IN FoRTr. FIRST SrREEr-At little
after O'Clock yesterday morning IRE was seen to burst
forth from the extensive packing box manuafcory Of
Nessrs vaprper ard HaviIand situate in Forty first
street, between the Seventh and Eighth avenues The
alarm given immediately, and strong force OF the
fire department promptly on tho ground but not
their exertion the flames could not
be arrested until the building and stock entirely
ed This owing in great measure to the des.
crpon the stock hand and the dry nature Of the
material Tho utmost vigilance used in order to con-
fine the fire to the building In which but
sparks driven off with such force that 1t was in
short time communicates 70 the Irvine factory Of MT.
Fay which adoined and this house also consumed.
Messrs Vsnypsr estimate their loss about
81 500 There Ii The loss Of Mr. Fay 1t IL
said, will amount to from $500 to $500 No insurance.
Captain Wigbam, EQhtse nth ward with Assistant Can't
Dunno Twentieth ward, and sections Of officers In
attic ndance and most useful In preserving much
property which lay scattered around in consequence
the great alarm which prevailed.
FIRE ALARM-The alarm OF fire rung out at half past
ten o'clock TUESDAY night caused by the bursting
Of campheDe lamp In the house 1863 Greenwich street.
There no damage Of any amount.
M A h0rkA Ink VA
terday morning officer Davis of the Fifteenth ward, OBJ
served q young negro prowlipg about broadway and
Aster place under suspicious circumstances After OBJ.
serving his time the officer arrested
him and took him TO the station house Bpon searching
bis dress there complete set of burglars TOOLS large
bunch of skeleton keys loaded pistol and quantity Of
powder found bis person His arrest was most
fortunate for the property OF some Of the citizens In that
rejghbouIhood
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED --0n Monday, the 9Th inst. In
the afternoon Aonzo b. smith, boy between thirteen
and fourteen years Of sge accidentally drowned in
the North river while nshDg at the foot Of Fifty fourth
street. He had on mixed pants, with . brown round
Jacket and white shirt If he should be picked up any
persons they will receive the sincere thanks Of his be.
her upon leaving information at No. 400 Hud.
son street
F0uKp DRowNEp-Captain Lovett, Of the Ninth ward
reported to the Coroner yesterday afternoon thst the
body Of found dead In the North river at the
fot Of street There Is description given,
yet Of his person dress. TIE inquest will be heN