The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
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early hour il the morning to nine O'Clock night
yesterday exceedingly hot 1t became the
dy advanced and in the evening the atmosphere
h,ated render it most tstguing to move about
The tbemoneter at the HERALD Building atned tie fol-
losing range during the day At noon degrees at
three p NJ 81 degrees; ut i've p. M sS1a degrees The
approach of breath Of air hated with joy by toe
people in the streets We have had rain either hy
night OF day, for some few days past
Martyrs OF me Jersey PRisoa snIPWe are pleased
10 learn that of he liberal public spirited c
q; siooklyn about taking for the
moya OF the remains OF the martyrs Of the jersey pri
son saP from hE pes' ut neglected and exposed situa
ton 20 a suitable and final resting place and to
erect handsome monument TO mark the spot and per
petDate the mory II tho WHO suffered and died for
the liberty Of heir country II IL understood that the
gentlemen who Dtrustsd with the management Of
business, have decided invite Few remaining old pr
yrhe confined in Dartnoor dgripg tbe
last var with Great Britain TO unite fsilow
citizens in rendering hono-s to departed worth Would
u not give aaitiopll interest the solemn scene If
hose who alike the victims Of savage cruelty from
The were appointed PAL b. arers on the occasion
The Wondering and elected bones of their murdered
companions wbcn lie scattered without the walls of that
horIid prison never be collected their
mourning friends o. repose in their native soil.
Tnr REpUBLtcAE ARrILLERY--A very distinguished
corps OF the city OF Albanycommanded by Capt Ere.
aendan will understand be among visit, dur
ing the greater portion of next week They expected
on Tuesday morning 24i inst The Lafayette Fusleer
Capt Richard French will receive them their arrival
and pay them the honors utly due We ARE not inform
ed TO the whole Of the arrangements during stay
VFnprcr CoRosER's jury IN THOMAS CtArx'scAsr-
The Coroner Jury myanneled Wednesday afternoon
investigate the OF the death Thomas Clarke
sicked in the abdomen by Bridget Donnely detailed
in paper Of yesterday morning rendered the following
verdict in the evening That the deceased to his
death by peItonts inflammation of the howels) conse
quentupon rupture OF the small insestiues The Jury
do Aot find anything In the testimony that will warrant
them in fixing any blame upon Mrs Radfort alias Ms
Donnelyn Upon the rendition Of sthe above verdict
Bridget discharged from custody. The deceased was
co years Of age, and native Of Ireland.
FArAL ACCIDENT yesterday morning between 10 and
l1oClock Mr. Fnos Corey master builder engaged in the
erection of the new Armory, OF White and Elm
streets fatally injured by the falling of derrick caus
ing his death in about twenty minutes after The lsborers
who witnessed Mr.. Corey al Immediately went TO his
assistance and found him insershle they forthwith
conveyed him to the city Hospital, where he died
Coroner Ives held inquest the body and the evil
dence went TO how that the deceased vas supsrintenan
the erection Of the derrick when it accidentally gave way
10 escape The deceased 50 years ofak born in New
Jerey, and for many years rast master builder II this
city Ills family, consisting Of wife and six children
reside at No 1l6 East Nineteenth street.
A SMALL Boar RuN DowN nv A srEhMsoAr-At about
half twelve O'Clock yesterday, the steamboat Mas
sacbusets going from The Sectional dock the foot
Of Houston eIect. East river in tow OF two tug boats
and just The had arrived OF the foot Of jackson street
she came in contact with small boat. containing
three men. The boat cap-ized, and the who
were IN thrown into the river Two Of them picked
up but the third drowned The Of drowned
man could no. be ascertaned ct the time Of the recovery
OF bis companions.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ny DRowSINo As oue Of the Full
ferry boats crossing the East river, yesterday
afternoon. man Of apparently thirty years OF ago
partly over when he was caught by gentleman standing
near 70 him. re also made attempt 10 get through
one Of the Windows On being questioned about his
duct he said II have desire to live longerD
irving Al the wharf police officer called, who
mp and cappipg him on The shoulder said: Come with
me TO this the man replied, 60 where = lie then
ran away nj full speed In reply to gentlemen he
stated that his Abel Tracy Bristol and that he
resided at No. 226 Fourth avenue We informed
that when he ran away the officer made effort either
tostop HIM or secure him by arrest.
Rus OyER AND KILLED A STAGF.--The Coroner held
an inquest. Yesterday. upon the body Of boy named
VIM Bray whowas run over by an omnibus Wednes-
DAY night whilst endeavorng 10 the street. in Third
avenue. lie died soon after The omnibus belongs 10
the yorkvlle line and Is numbered 300 The evidence
before the jury excu pated the driver from au blame
verdict OF accidental death rendered The boys
parents reside at No ll61s Third avenue.
Sudan DEATH--A named William Wilson, q
native Of Lancashire England dropped dead Wcdnes
day night at bis resdence No bs2 Grand street It Is
uppoed he died from disease Of the heart The Coroner
was notified.
AssAtIT THE STBEEr.-At q late hour on Wednes.
day night man named John Rorke vas found lying in
Oak street, bleeding and badly cut in his head. lie
taken by the officers VI the Fourth ward station Just
and he stated that he struck with a stone or
brick-oa but refused 10 tell by whom under what
circumstances.
INrArT ExPoURE-0ficer f. Collins, Of the FIRST dis
tict, when On duty Wednesday night found a male
infant ~ the door of Mr. Il. Wilderming No Bowling
Green. lie took Of 1t until morning when II was
Ia he m Ions