The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-18
City Intelligence.


Coroner Ives. yesterday held an inquest at the City
Hospital the body Of Mrs. Charlotte Connery ged So
yearsa native Of sco,land VINO dcd IN INC CITY ospi,
tai Sunday last from wound in the throat inflicted
with a by name James Doyle who boarded
with the ed No 80 Pearl street. The injury
inflicted Wednesday last and Immediately after
Doyle Attempted commit suicide by cutting his own
throat with the DR. Luckily house surgeon at
the hospital made post norton examination of the body,
aud detailed the jury that the wound in the throat
evidently the cause u death Tho evidence OF Ann
Clark and officer Kelvin. of the sixth ward poce who
testified merely the facts already published showed
concusyy that the violence had been inflicted 10y the
prisoner James Doyle The Coroner briefly charged the
jury to the facts who in few minute5 consultation,
rendered the following
That the deceased Charlotte Conncry. came to her
death FROM congestion OF the lungs. caused by wound
inficd the throat by razor in the bands OF james
Doyle.
The prionCr James Doyle who still in the Hospital
aborng under tie effects Of the wound in his own neck
when sufficiently recovered will be conveyed to the
Tomb. to await his trial, on the charge Of murder
INSTALLATION The Rev. William Theodore Van Dorcu
was installed pastor Of the Reformed Dutch Church al
Mott Haven Sunday evening last The services hay
ing been opened with singing and prayer. the Rev Mr.
Gordon preached able and appropriate doctrina dis
course Second Eptie TO Timothy "a chapter. and
"a The things that thou hast heard Of me among
maDy witnesses; the commit thou to faithful
who shall be able teach others also. Rev Mr. Lord Of
Harlem then ut The usual questions to the candidate
forintaatis and explained th duties of the
raster ana his flock each other in order 10 pro-
mote the Il religion The Rev. MIR Van Nest then
delivered brief eNhortation to tue candidate
u.
manner to their early acquaintance while pursuing
their college studies THEIR subsequent separation and
their present oeraton in the ministry in the same
Chassis The Rev. Mr. fLord next briefly cxhorted the
congregation 70 operate with their pastor in his labor
If doing good by going from house to house and Undue
ing all the lost shecp TO enter the fold Of the good
shepard The Rev MIR Van Doren then gave notice
that he should Sabbath morning next. preach ser
mon the relation which he should bear to the mem
hers of that church their pasorand closed the
yiccs with heEcdiction. The place OF worship was
densoy crowded and many were compelled TO leave Tor
want ot standing room.
A UoRsrwiPpfNG ARRAY BRo.pwAy.-Yesterday
morning aJoui eleven o'clock excitement took place
in Broadway the Broadway theatre between two
Public characters named Captain james NJ Turner and
Sir Bland Of the rctors at Burtons theatre. The
former having made violent assault Mr. Bland with
u raw hide dealing blows the person Of Mr. j. with
rather heavy hand large crowd of persons col
ccted and the contending parties separated The
cause OF attack 1t is said arose from certain favore
actress bestowiDg her fayofs Mr. Bland without the
appreciation OF Mr. Turner.
HoRsr SrorRs' BrSrvoLr~r socrrry-Ycsterday morn
ing the orse hoers Benevolent Society the occasion
Of thr annyeray passed The HERALD Office, which they
saluied with nine cheers. They were accompanied by
Shelton brass band.
KnLrp ny FALL-Yesterday morning, abont ten
O'Clock. Edward Birch house painter while engaged in
painting The fourth etery of the st Denis Hotel corner
az Broadway aud Eleventh street instantly killed by
falling from the top ola long ladder on which he wa
standing which at the bottom prccpitating
him through the well hole 10 the ground floor The body
by officers Of the Fifteenth ward to the sta
tion hUufe where Coroner ives held inquest The
ladder II from which he fell had been erected 10y
hmfof ard IN manner supposed by him 10 be secure
lie lived in Corneia street with sister His par, nts
side in Dnhiiu. Ireland.
FArAI AooinrST os rtE RsiLpoAp.-Yesterday Coroner
lves held inquest at the City pita the body d
james McCabe thirty years Of age native q Ireland
who came "a HE death by fracture Of the skull The
d,c,ascd. il brakeman on the New Haven
Railroad. and, Sunday night while on the freight
cars vas struck on The head b. "a swinging used
Tor hosting goods verdict Of accidental death wa
pndtrcd.
Aco,DrS1 -Ye I rday afternoon. Michael Donovan. !
labur, while engaged in dischargDg cargo q iror
from the hr New World lying ~ pier No ~, East river
lgd ~ hi laid bare 70 the bone in consequence
Ja large lar mon falling upon IT, lie removed 4
The city Hospital and placed under the Of Or Cooper
USKtoWN MaN DrowNFu.--Thc Coroner yesterday
held m inquest On the body a unknown man foun'
In he river foot IL James street Eat river verde
Nss rendered IL death ~ dro wning