The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-12
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Benefits for stands last year included in first days re-
cepts Fair open twenty four days last year Total
benefit, S21 303.
sHor By A BLIND MAN-JE.ousY-Boru PARTIES
WOUNDED "A very serious and almost fatal rencontre
took place upon Sunday night bet veen named
David o Drien residing at No AIS Twelfth street. and
Henry Nolony who lives at No 223 Eleventh. etreet
The circumstances briefly as follows % Brien is
blind man. aud although under this circumstance he
could be truly said be moved by the green eyed
monter' he suspected that Molony had been for
tme intimate with his wife than what is permitted
by the old state of society the OF the church.
the awful apostolic warning at the altar whom God hath
joined let put asunder." From circum-
stances whether the quckenng of other by his
calamity. momentary restoration of vision similar to
that recorded by Pope in his January and May
picon became conviction Not belonging tho Fourier
ie school o Iren took this very badly aud upon the
occasion of Molony visiting hs house Sunday night,
and ling up to shake hands with him, he said, II will
shoot you and Immediately drew out pistol and fired
The contents lodged in Moopys side in0ictinv most
dangerous wound Upon the discharge the pistol burst
ana shattered Brens hand to pieces The officers of
the Seventeenth ward called in when officer Quinn
took Orien to The Bellevue Hospital and officers Kenny,
Smith, and Caughlin conveyed Molony, In very bad
to his residence No doubt both parties that
since the days of Helen the ladies have been ofton the
Is 'tete,vina cdusa beAi"
The WEATHER Yesterday morning opened with
clear sky light mild air The change quite re-
reshing after the rain of Sunday The thermome at
the HERALD Building ranged thus during the day AT
noon, 73h; at NJ 73 at p. NJ. 73. From the ap-
peaIance of last night we anticipate some fine weather
s1RIKE WAGES The stevedores, laborers and
other woIknen along shore paraded through the lower
part OF the city yesterday with banuers sc Some three
or four hundcd assembled on the battery during the
afternoon and after sundry speeches from the leaders
retired in good They ask So per day for their
labor, being increase OF twenty. five cents their
former pay.
THIRD BRIGADE, N. Y. S. M AS announced in our
paper yesterday this Brigade wll parade. fully uni
formed armed and equipped for annual inspection 70
day, in 1omphins square at the following hours The
stu Regiment at lO o'clock; the 7th Regiment, Mt Ii
o'clock Al; the 9Th Regiment at III O'Clock and the
troops Of horse attached to tho various
O'Clock p M The Boston Artillery company, a
visit city. will be received by Brigade at ~
O'Clock Immediately after which tho Brigade review will
taile place.
MILITARY PAnADE.-The un uniformed militia of New
York psrsded yesterday each of the twelve regimen
tai districts OF the city. They app ared by
according 10 law and the order Of The authortes This
the regular annual parade and every not ap-
pearing hereat l. lab TO bno and expenses amount
ting three dollars and half unless he pay his
mutation money to the receiver If wiha certain
period The IN uniform med ranks contained many
From the very crowded state Of our columns aud the
number of companies now paradiDg. we were compscd
to withhold notice OF the Hays Foundry Guar during
last week This company numbering upwards of sixty
mus kets, paraded rhurtday last. and proceeded to
Strikers Bay on their first aonual excursion. They
under the command Of Cap ain Connellv. who de-
the highest creot for tho discipline and regular
orcer maintained by his Their ridded target bore
evidence that they ercised their skin arksmen very
attentvely At the Boy parade ground After target cxer
ce, the company set down To excellent dinner, and
returned to the city highly pleased with the proceedings
Of the day. Upon their retura, many twenty
prizes distributed The prizes presented by
the Judges and invited guests but wan
giving the of the donors, successful
petitors
CoiLIsfov on THE East RvEr--yesterday morning
between the hour Of ht and pine O'Clock tho south
ferry brat Wyandapk was get,ug out of the slip upon
this side Of the East river the propeller Res0ute used
for towing purposes about thu boat in the
ana before the pilot OF The GyandaDk could stop
her she into the propeller carrying way all her
upper works and ano upstting the pilot box. For
tupstely 10 accident to life occurred.
TIE DAsTMooR pGfsoHrRs.--Thcre is TO be meeting
Of this ancient and honorable hoDy this evening See
notice iu another column Ae glad TO these
ganizations Of the old defenders OF their country.
RrcocNITloN or DECEASED STRANGER The name Of
tie Ge'man young man who expired so suddenly in Ri
vpgoI SATURDAY last aud upon whom inquest
held at the Thirteenth ward station house,
par Arder.
FATAL RrsULT INrSMrrRAvce -Between the hours
of ten and eleven clock sunday night whilst
grossly intoxicated f into cellar the house No II
avenue II lie taken cut, and conveyed to tho
station house of the Eleventh word where he dcf ia
three quarters Of hour His wife csled yosterd ~
(mono8y) morning and Informed the captain that mis-
nune Richard Giutor that nc aged ttirty. six
and only three months In the c0untry. The
resid~d ~ No 10 avenue B and leaves
a wife snd three children rcpIehensitle prectice
prevails OF leaving cellars open during the
night The coroner held inquest yesterday, and
the hearing of testimony cooboratng tbs above
racts jury returned the following vcrdct:Dece lscd
10 his death by fracture Of The SKULL caused by
his falling the basement stairs Of house No. II
avenue Il Upon view of the premises. the jury deem
the eairway unsafe and dangerous TO life aud limb
commend the aid premises TO tho notice oY the
aUthoiities DR. kimba gave evidence to the nature
OF the injuries