The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-25

eion Of csmphene snp Yron 'hc ,cotincny tskrn Il
sppesxs1 that the basbsGa of Doyle r-araed
unexpectedly oo fu-eoay night lsto hour from
wards Island where he sent G. work exp clas to
return Until Wtouesdry nirg On eEertng tho house
Prepared tt@ 'or hun h. finally cft the hoase,
tupsd oV hi might utoxioxtcd and. still la pisaou
,nsl.eo on nsv'ng his supper snd the de,essed wts
eSoee sDd crefSFed it linn had 6ui.hc1
lDg hs took the bght going abous che hoa-e with
1. when is got extipgui he'd Mrs Doyis roehted an
placed 10 ON hus au wnerc very after burst
tefiDg this bazipg contents every drectioo The de-
ceafed, with htS child tired TO on
the flares when the hing both took Are snd ae
fere snv assissapc- ooId be vroSrd they wer, sp,,s
tpgly burned. physician inmea q oily oaA d in
VITO applied the tuianie remedies; every eor,
~as uhsvaifDg and they both died stated rhs Jury
rendered verdict OF ath from burns caused the
exporion of csnpsene tsep. ia eaob H. j. pro
caussd the ists, explosion mr Doyle wac native d
Ireland aud aged sbout tweDtyfour yoars.
FA1sL REsuIT OF DHurGs~Nsss - A Young man
Tbouas Menshan his boar ding house No
aa6 TscDty piG ID street, betwenn the Teath aud
bovsneh svenuca rhsr day evening In state Of To-
toscation lie made his way up stairs, aud In feS
minutes afersaids ped from foursh story wiudow
30 the giound, distance OF thirty feet. He
p'ck-c up inseItsible. anu died III few moments
sIcxrEss SrnEEr-A young lad wxs found a
~ O'clock THURSDAY night lying the sidewalk In
Fourth avenue Dear Thirty fourth street after n.via
bad series Of hts Hs attended TO at the Eigh
Gecnth ward sieton house aud his found Jon
fEk II teDt home to No. 1ez West Twenty rth
etEeet. woman named Eliza usrris was fouSd lvin
In Walker street. at late hour night by olice
jackson. Of Fourteenth ward. She attended to u
the station bouee, having violent commissions.
COLLISION BETWEEN a RAILROAD Can AND A CART
Az one OF The Harlem cass winch froa the
bone to Twenty seventh street coming up Ccntr
street yeste,day ov plng ss half past o'ciooS |
ceane tn contact sith oast heavily laden with -four
the corner OF Leonard and Ibe great
that the horse in the cart knocked down very
BADLY bIused and hurt, shalt Of the broken
The after the railroad and In attem pting
to Jump upon IT, at the of Pes he of
and ran immnen MT dagger OF being killed lie waa endca
not RnHt he fha
driver.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Coroner Ives was notified, at Eve
O'Clock yesterday evening 30 hold inquert upon tho
body Of named Charles Hurley, aged about thirty
dve years, who sioksned and died after very short
Illness, in an attic room OF the house No "a Cherry
street.
ret ided In Foryeventh street Eleventh avenue,
aied suddenly at hts residence Thursday night An
inquest will be held upon the body this morning,
AEo1HEa MAN KILLED The Coroner WAS also noti-
fed, at Elk O'Clock yesterday evening, to hold in
quest upon the body Of young man. named Gaup,el
The body lying at No 81 CHARLES corner Of Fourth
st,et, but could not learn any of tho putioulGa
whe Der it occurred In row. or was accidental The in
quest will be held to day
DnowrEp-A small boy named John Hand q news
boy was drowned at the Staten Island ferry slip, White
ball yesterday afternoon He baa been on board tho
boat and in attempting to jump ashore fell into
dock. Lis body WIS not recovered ut a late hour.
CHARGE INrAnTiorpu ConovEn's INeuEgr - The
Coroner held en- inquest yesterday at the Tenth ward
oce ttaton house, upon the boGy Of oolorcd male
infant, which vas taken from sack ia which il was
peing carried by its reputed mother Kitty White, to
gard the East river, with the supposed intention of
throwing IL IN the dock. 1ost-mcrfem examination
vas made BY physician who gave it his opinion chat
he c!,id had been born eliye. From confederation Of
he other testimony taken thc jury the corcu
sion that the ch,ld had been hered by the notnef
sad they accordingly returned verdict tc that effect
Tie accused wss committed TO prison by the Coroner
RtTURH or EEooELYr EScIvg Cowphvy No l7--This
company passed office yastedey ou their retcrn
rum vtit Sc ropgeEsspGe Tbty luade very Gne
sppoaEApce
Niilrhtx ElcUkslos--THz NATIONAL rrSo,piEs--
This ccmpany nemd In hcnor q the National theatre
y tnie city aaa commanded ~ tho manager Capt A.
y. Percy, VIII make thai- second GnnUal parade this
&c on ON Wednesday. the oGfh Inst rhcy will pro.
iced to Clifton farh Staten Island and hope TO enjoy
,ieassnS day