The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-19

Ksdsmee Gteyeie Tissel spodt and stsinbrsnpar The
banner scsvsd With prevented arms music the
dressed in white hung wreaihs Of artificial aowers upoo
~ Mr. BAR half OF the soeiesies received IL In
speech In which he made frequent ansoDs 70 Abe free
dem 81 thp country and 20 the Fsaheriand whoh
received With enthusiasm Hewas followed by Nr. Ksuf-
Tsnu Ia a speeca or the same character. After this
rs ipvsrsn proeeeded IN Their {, mpastc exercises
sno Of different objects Of which the
represent alton Of moving chariot and horses very
beautiful The performances elected great applause and
continued during the afternoon. The festivities
closed With ball In the evening To day the societies
have gone to Ezabethtown TO assist in the Inauguration
Of q similar society at that place.
DRKApFuL STAGE AccIpEsT "A little GIRL aged about
nine or years Monday night about9h
o'clock by Of the Sixth line Of stages the
fractured at the ankle the great Of the right foot
nearly cut of and three fingers Of her hands
left hanging by the shin. She was taken into Mr. Rings
store and her wounds dressed by DR. Deane, after which
officer Walsh, the Second ward conveyed her to the
New York Hospital in q carriage.
FIRES ALARMS OF FmE.-There were two false
alarms Of fire In the Seventh district Sunday night
Another alarm given by the burning Of . window
curtain in Loveoy's Hotel.
At three O'Clock Monday morning, officer Black
Of the Sixth district, observed smoke isue from
esale liquor dealers, at No 534 Pearl street The
officer gave alarm at the station house. and the door
burst Open when box containing straw and wooden
sbavipgs was found on fire. It extinguished
with few pals Of water. Captains Ferty and Ditchett
and serjeaBt from the Second district. and
promptly the ground, also Engine Company No %
ana Hose Cart No 5 but their services were not required
The fire was caused by an ncendiary
FIRE broke out, Sunday night, in the rear Of
No.127 Anthony street, known IS Cowbay in the
house Of one Isaac West who keeps lodging for poor
people It was caused by candle carelessly placed
straw bed Assistant Captain Carrot and men. from
Sixth district with Hook and Ladder Company No l,
were quickly on the spot, and soon extiuguished It,
There was only trfing damage Ocer Neaes took charge
Of the premises.
A CHAPTER pr Acclprrrs.-As Mr.. George Cramer,
who resides at No PAS Blocker street. riding in
OF the Hudson River Railroad Sunday afternoon
he stepped upon the platform when Rhinebeck and
slipped off, coming before the wheel it passed
Of his legs and crushed badly The leg ampuated
Rhinebeck, and Tuesday Mr.. Cramer conveyed
to New York and placed in the City Hospital.
woman, named Margaret Lobby, who lives at Harlem
attempted to cross the track, on Monday morning. in
advance of the Of the Sixth avenue railroad
line. The body of car struck her in the base of the
skull and fractured it so badly that her recovery is
care of DR.. Peters.
young German named Rudolph Schrotomier was
dreaduly burned on Monday morning at No. 70 Bayard
street by the explosion Of vessel containing camphene
He now lies in the New York Hospital in bad state.
An Irish woman, named Margaret Groin, residing at
at No 50 James street, run down on Monday, by
horse and cart in South street and had her right
very badly fractured She was conveyed to the City
Hospital The driver ofthe cart arrested but proved
William ri. Watts, colorcd sailor, attached to the San
Dresco Of Straveda. lying at Pier No North River
on his head. He is lying in the City Hospital
William Stevens a colored sailor had his leg broken
Monday by barrel rolling upon him when unloading
the ship VIM II. Smith now lying at Brooklyn He is
also in the City Hospital
in a drunken state fell, pushed. on Sun.
day night from the stoop of house No Is Frankfort
street and bis leg broken lie was taken the City
Hospital by Officer Kelley, Of the South district.
Ayoung woman, name unknown, was caught between
the Of the Hudson River Railroad and pile of
lumber at the corner Of Morton and West streets. ut
ten o'clock on Monday morning. She was walking on
the bank and warned to get off she did but the space
between the lumber and the cars was not sufficient to
protect her from being struck by the The driver
was arrested and held for examination,
A lad PANIED James McCann aged sixteen years.
killed Monday by fall from tho fourth story of the
sa loft Of Peter yeian at the corner Of Charles and
West streets. The Coroner was notified.
lad named Edward Gormy aged fourteen years, fell
from building in Broadway. on Monday to the
ground He sustained severe injuries of his head and
internal injuries also
SAVAGE AssAuLT.-At halfpast i've o'clock on Mon
day evening two Dutchmcn had difficulty at No. 2s5
Walker street Division street when seized
clasp knife and IL is said that he completely awed of the
hand the other Both carried to the street
station house. We will inquire after the affair
RUNAWAY HoRsEs-rwo spirited horses, attached toa
carroge ran into Chatham stt on Sunday morning ut
eleven O'Clock. They dashed at most furious pace to
the great terror of the pedestrians who crowding
in every direction at the time The carriage was soon
broken pieces and the animals finally secured at
Roosevelt street citizen III andeavorirg 10 stop them
in Chatham street Knocked down and had his face
and hands dresdfuy laccraed besides sustaining other
injuries.
MILITARY ExouHs,oN-The Dyckman Guards. Captain
Carson ate pdod by the Brooklyn Cornet Band lsscd
Office. Monday morning. on their way 70 the
country for target practice The Guards numbered nj
most thirty end presented an excellent appearance
This company Is named after the gallant Major Dyck-
man. Of the New York Volunteers
BURGLARY At THE CRY HALL--The room Of the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen at the City Hall was entered on
the night Of Monday early on the morning Of Tues
day, 1y some person at present unknown. by means of
fae key. and quantity Of superine black cloth stolen
therefrom The cloth IL valued at $40, and had been
placed. mourning drapery for the late Henry Clay
around the Presidents acsk
THE New YoRx Youse MrS's CHRISTIAN SOCIETY," The
regular monthly meeting Of this body was held on Mon
day evening in the lecture room Of the presby terrain
church n Mercer street. The proceedings commenced
o good many proposed for next meeting Mr.. T. A.
Brewer chairman Of the Library Committee, acknow
lodged the receipt Of mnny books amongst which We're
twenty volumes from the treasurer. b. r. Manluc
The library contains three hundred volumes. Mr..
L +. Butler informed tho meeting that the committee
bad decided upon taking room in the third story Of the
Stuveyant Institute where the meetings would in future
be held. II ordered that 600 additional copies of
the constitution be circulated amongst the mercantile
young Of New York resolution for the appoint
ment Of committee to supply pecunaTy aid to sck mem
bers was rejected.
A CsnrHENE AcernTsr.-A man. NJ nied Michael Ma
hony brought into the city Tuesday evening in
very bad state fom burns caused By campbene vessel
exploding in his hand lie working part of the
line Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal. lie was con-
veycd TO the Hospital by officer White Of the Fifth dis
trict.
Theatrical and Musical.
BowEpy THrArRr.-Ihere being but two NIGHTS more
Of the engagement Of the great Wizard Of the World
hacalter those who have not him would do we'll
TO visit the Bovery Theatre and witness his wonderful
feats Of necremancy lie IL very expert and receives
nightly the enthusiastic cheers Of audiences who
surprised at his astonishing magical performances The
programme for this evening contons several Of his best