The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-07

THr WEATHER during yesterday va. wet from early
morning. vita very slight interniseon up to lave at
night. cold chilling blast Gcsompanied the rain. The
thermometer at the GERALD bui ding ranged at neon
$50 degrees at 7 n. o. degrees and at 5P N 63
degrees. heavy atmosphere hangs around the city,
Al night late hour, wet streets sloppy. ana disagree
able Theie is appe OF clear weather. but the
health Of the city remains good
THE BROADWAY RAILWAY Tho committee Of the Il lard
OF Aldermen appointed to consider Of the broadway rail-
way proposition met in the City Hsl per adjournment
yesterday morning Mr Whiting address. cd tho com.
mtee in opposition to the railway and after that ge
telnan had concluded his remarks Mr.. Davis ms 70
request that the petitions Of the persons mself
and carrying out Of railway in Broadway should have
equal consultation With the original proposition sps.x-
ing for hmsef he was prepared to give all proper fecn
that agreement on the fair basis he had set forth In
to address the petition TO Mr. Alderman surtey.ut re-
piled that the Common Council the only BODY that
could take those offers lie (Ar sturteysn would be
very happy to present the petition Some further con
yersation took place relative this matter after which
Mr. Field rose behalf Of the original applicants and in
the course OF long speech made several sareastic %
sions to the Inconsistency of the remontr.nt IN
oemDing in toto the idea of railway in Broad an
then making large Offers for the privilege Of constructing
what they much deprecated. lie argued that thsy
should not have that grant accorded TO them In prefer
ence TO the original petitioners because it was psriia
monary rule TO accord such fsvors persons who
first made claim. and who followed that claim up AZ Ina
aciidce Of time and money Mr. Field then went over
Broadway and. in taking all the objections aeyis took
occasion 70 reiterate the facts AMI figures brought for
ward by Mr. Sullivan. When Mr. Field had psluded
some conversation took place between the chairn,n nd
Mr. Davis relative to the time when the committee would
make their report, for which time could ~ sneoned
After few words from Alderman sturteyant the com.
mittcc rose. - -
CHuD ABANDONMENT. infant child which had
been Abandoned by s parents sgsiu deserted bv .s
nurse al sste hour on Friday night and left t the house
Of Mrs Fisher, in Twenty -fth street OGosrs NJ tho
Eleventh ward took II to the Almshouse Another
young child was found in front Of the house of Mr.
smith ACC Tenth avenue, the same night WHORE il mad
been abandoned BY some hearess persoa or persons
known The officers Of the same ward took n IA the
Almshouse. " = Wv
hoc,ptNI.-A young man, named Lewis higher en-.
poyed in grocery at the corner OF Fultnn .ns
Gold streets as clerk, sustained bad fracture az his
eg friday afternoon by means Of barrel Of -four rolling
upon him He was conveyed TO the City Hospital
FArAL FiLL.--A carpenter, named Robert Marshall
employed upon new building Fifth avenue bttwesn
reny s:S.a en4 Ta.n'y sossl.h Stress. 80 meal
fell from the firth story 10 the oond at half past twelve
O'Clock yesterday ornjrg lie vas killed inst aiiy III.
toienO Voc botiC.o 10 hold an Inquest