The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30
City intelligence.

Ma. MEAGHHR.-The committee who had the man age
ment of Mr. Meaghers late lecture Metropolitan Hall
held meeting last night and after preliminary
proceedings made report with regard to the monetary
success of the undertaking. 1t appeared that the to.a
amount Of expenses incurred only $685. which
the smallest sum ever expended under similar crcum
stances. The net proceeds amounted to 81 $50 which
in addition to sundry compliments, was handed to Mr.
Meagher At the same time, the committee made spe
cal request that Mr.. would repeat his lecture IL
order that all those who unable obtain admittanc,
to the Hall the late might be on abled to hear
his valuable discourse Mr. Mesgher acquiesced in the
request but will not be able to fix tbs time till hs return
from the IVES. in January.
The WEATHER remained dne during yesterday The
the rmometer at the HERALD Building ranged at
Al degrees at 3 T M AZ degrees; at s ? M Az dc.
grees Night clear, cold, calm and with promise Of
good weather for sucloan advanced season.
THE NEW YoBK VOLUNTEERS are respectfully requested
to meet at the Mercer House corner of Broome and
Mercer strees at twelve o'clock meridian. November
3oh to attend the funeral of John L. Whaley late
private in Company ID, from his residence Ciaremont
Avenue between Flushing and Park avenues Brooklyn
not possess the uniform will parade in dark clothing
THE LONE srAH-Ths star shines nightly in this CITY,
To morrow afternoon 1t is to be at No 600 Broadway
ILLNESS STREEr-Mr NJ Haines suddenly
fell in fit on Sunday morning whilst walking Fulton
street near Dutch Officer Marcel of the Second ward
took him to drug store, and afterwards removed him
home. officers Hill and Linn of the Eighth ward found
a man, named John White. Sunday afternoon living
in Vandam street. very badly injured by accidental
fall upon the sidewalk They removed him to the CITY
Hospital Officer Young. of the Eighteenth ward found
man. pamed Thomas Mumberson lying i'll in the street
on sunday evening As he was totally unable to take
care OF himself the officer took him to Bellevue Hos
pital
MORE CHILD EXPOSURE Mr.. james Smith who re ides
at the corner OF Twenty fourth and Seventh
nue. found male infant of about five months old living
on Sunday night in the alley way adjoining his rooms
II was very we'll dressed and had been evidently aban.
coned by an inhuman parent Officer Fischer Of the
he I'm, hon Tn MI
the officers shculd look little sharply after women
who may be lettering about at aate hour with suspicious
Looking bundles The prevention Of the crime would BIS
of service than the removing of the children to the
Aims house, where they become burden upon the
city.
The ScHooLMAsTER ABaoAp-A RARE CHANCE FOR
SPRkE-As officer Smith. of the Seventeenth ward was
patrolipg bis beat at three O'Clock this morning he
found the door of the Roman Catholic school stuste in
Fourth street, near avenue A, wide open. Mr. Smith
reports that his enrsnce he found very pleasing
miscellany OF property lying about Of which he enume-
champagne" He does not speak the quality Of the
last named articles but Captain Hart states that Mr.
clock of frosty morning he has proved thai he is not
ony temperate but stoca 81 least for officer of police
The report concludes thus the inmates were with diff
hcuty, aroused, and the place secured.
ACCIDENTS AT about halt past ten ock last Sunday
night. man named Edward Marlin, who riding
on The top Of one of the Harlem stages accidentally fe
OF and alighted upon his head. He was cut In most
shocking manner and believe sustained fractu lure
OF the skull Officer Moore Of the Seventeenth ward,
1--WE W tle stdtoH WHere ne attended to
by ply stefan far to be able to be
moved home at six yesterday O'Clock morning
man named Daniel Sullivan, accidentally fell into
the dock foot of Rutgers street at nine o'clock Sunday
night de was rescued from his dangerous position by
officer of the Seventh ward
An unknown boy accidentally fell through hatchvay,
In the second story Of the building 176 water street to
the ground on Sunday afternoon. He not seriously
injured and taken of by officers of the Second
ward police.
SLIGHT FIBE.-A At advanced hour last Sunday
night gas pipe burst in the house Of Mr. Stewart $40
Fourth avenue Fifteenth ward and fire to a por-
ton OF the premises Assistant Captain Hicks. with
officer Mansfield Seventeenth ward succeeded in extin-
guishing 1T. The loss is from $50 TO SEQ