The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-20

hrd To the music OF the I'm ,irc Band in the fol-
lowing o,der-Scotth Guards. Capt Castle Numbering
about 10 guns. Highland Guarts. Capt Manson
boring about SO guns; Caedonian Fuiccrs. Capt Nc
kehgie also numbering 80 guns Wa hington Contineu
tas. Capt. Dcrrow numbering about ~ xtins: Baxter
Guards Major Dyckmnn numbering about 35 guns: tho
State Guard Capt johnson. bering al So guns and
the City Grcc.dierr Capt Ee1.eson numbering 5oguns.
Commencing ut the Of Broome Mercer streets
they paraded through the oow ing streets Down Mer-
street to Thompson street. up Thomp on street 10
Washington SQUARE through Fourth street to
LIoadway TO Prince to Cr by street d wp
CToby street 10 Grand street through Grand street
Broadway down Broadway to Canal street down Canal
street to Narick street. down Narick Franklin
street TO Hudson street 10 Chambers street and then
entered the Park at the western gate where they drew IN
in file in front Of the City Hall Here in presence
large number Of Spectators the presentation OF a very
hand ONE stand 81 coors to Col Bogart took place by
the Mayor with the usual address behalf the Cor
poration The coors made Of rich blue crimson
silk bearing in the centre the of the State tasteful
y embroidered together with The inscrp ton Presene
by the Corporation of the city York to the second
Regiment Of the New York State Militia After the pre-
ssntaion Of the coor they proceeded TO the Mercer
House where they dispersed.
OMSiprs TRA,rI.-It is matter Of surprise that so
large number Of hrcwd calculating men, the pro
prietors Of several lines Of tmnibes who unobt
eddy cvnce desire TO Increase in every way Especially
when the thing can be done without cxpensc) the
forts of the riding public. should have observed the
great accommodation ID would be to their patrons in
terng and leaving their vehicles by having the doors Of
such hung upon tho opposite side TO that which they
now fsome Of them would just try how such
change worked he would fail perceive with what
case could get and out To the stages
much mud and wet would be avoided in boisterous wea
ther When carriages have travel on The right hand
tide Of the street they not only to conform with
long established custom but 10 fulfil the requirements
OF existing laws, 1t is impossible Is the doors
10 enter leave the vehicle in stormy weather
without going through the mirc md water
INFASIICDE.-Last evening a little after 0 O'Clock a
female having child in her entered the ladies'
apartment of the South Ferry house, Whitehall She
imme diately rat down and nursed the child at the
breast and after few moments withdrew private
room. Upon returning she observed by of the
ladies present to be without the child although evidently
TO avoid detection she had very cunnngy the pre-
caution TO roll her arms within her shawl rs nearly
TO resemble the form and bulk of infant The cheat
was not however equal to the ladys sagacy, and She
with commendabe prompness and dcscson hurried out
in pursuit and forthwith informed Mr. William H. Bird.
salt one Of the bridge men, of the circumstance This
gentleman then followed after and arrested her upon
own responsibility and conducted her to the station
house OF the ward where she taken in custody by
room the lady whose suspicious had been asked
her what had become of the child and she in
an evasive and unsatisfactory manner by saying What
child? Nothing" Sc But when asked the question
by Mr. Birdsa she aughingy replied that she had de-
soyed it, He then asked had been dropped into the
water below the ROOM she said yes She was Irish
about y years Of Of rather respectable appearance
and looked quite delicate and very much like who
had recently become a mother.
Mn. CAMMEyER's Bopr RrcovEREp.-On the 9th of No
vtmter last Mr. Augustus 4. Cammeyer. custom house
officer leaving the ship Vauclusc lying pier No IL
East river fell from the gang plank into the water since
which time he has been missing until yesterday the
body found floating in the dock foot Of Clinton street
Mr. Dewitt G. Cammeyer Of the deceased identified
the body by the clothing and gold watch found in the
pocket The body and considerable portions Of the
clothing destroyed by the length Of they had
remained in the water The deceased fifty years
an inquest on the body and the jury found verdict
Of accidental death by drowning. while leaving the ship
Varcluse on the Sth OF November, 1851"
THE May FrsTIyAL-The Germans will celebrate the
May festival on the 26th of this month at tho Elysian
Fields Hoboken. From time immcmoria II has been the
custom among the Germans to observe what they call the
tllara
selves in the best possible 1t will be recolected
this festival last year resulted in bloody riot We
auno1s Of Kew to prevent the rsurrepee Of
such dgracefu scene. number of the residents of
Iobokcn have formed Themselves into military
pany who will be ready and que every disturb
ance that may take place.
AccIprNT.-About ten o'clock Tuesday forenoon.
James ponohoc, who engaged in paving Grand
severe injuries. He Immediately taken to DR. New
combs drug store, Ss4 Grand street where medical aid
"a Cherry street. by policeman Riley.
ACCIDENT FALLISe.-Yesterday morning, Patrick
Skngton residing at 30 Centre street was found living
in that street with his head severely by falling on
the sidewalk He brought to the Six III ward station
house where DR.. Simmons dressed his wounds; after
which he was sent home.
FmEs.-About half past o'clock yesterday morning
fire was discovered in the building No rs Centre street
occupied by George Danenbure porter house Capt
Brennan and Assistant Captain Feirty with Engineer
Howard. succeeded in distinguishing the fire with few
pals water 1t is supposed have been the work of
incendiary Another fire di covered yesterday n
the Of house No IS Washington street occupied bv
Michael ebay as grocery and liquor store but
exnguishcd with trifing damage. The fire originated
from chai coal furnace.
DEAD BopY FouNp-The body of Mrs Jeryis who
drowned herself the 10th Of April last. the Of
Houston street. found Tuesday morning at the
foot of stanton street Her husband who resides NO
Io2 Columbia street notified of the recovery Of the
body Which he recognized. The Coroner will hold an in
quest.
RESCUED FROM Demonstrations half past eight
o'clock On Tuesday evening, James Kelly fell into the
water at the foot of Dover and wa rescued by
officer Duffy. OF the Fourth ward police
FATAL AocIrENr--The Coroner held. yesterday an in
quest, at the City Hospital upon the body Of Michael
fell from the topa yard to the deck Of the bark Zeno
pLon lying at Pier No 80 East river. and died while
being conveyed to the hospital verdict of accidental
death was rendered by the jury.
ACCIDENT on TIE HARLEM RAnRoAp-About half past
seven O'Clock yesterday morning the up express train
on the Harlem Railroad was approaching Pordham
lying the track and before the speed Of
the engine could be checked the train passed the
animal One Of the passengers named Patrick Lynch
drover who was standing upon the platform Of of the
cars was thrown OIL and had one Of his legs badly frac
tured He was brought TO the city and placed in the
New York Hospital Another passenger also thrown
off, but escaped without much injury.
FALSE REroR1s-GREAT Excr1EMESr-Considerabl
excitement prevailed yesterday morning arising from the
fact of rumor having been put in circulation that the
steamboat Reindeer had burst her boiler while Man.
hattanyille, and that about hundred and fifty pas
sengers had lost their lives in consequence. On king
inquiry at the boat Office it ascertaincd that the
boat had been at various places above where ii
stated that the accident had happened thereby proving
conclusively that the report false.
LATE FIRE ~ L.ioHr srREEr.-In yesterdays issue,
IT was stated that the Etna Insurance Company OF
Utica had two policies on Mr.. T. II swift's sugar re-
fnery amounting 10 So 600 which informed was
incorrect. The Etna Of Utica never issued but one
policy on that property, which amounted to $500
only
CELEBRATION AT TIE METROPOLITAN HALL-Ycsterday
afternoon the school children of the Dutch Reformed
Church had quite celebration at the metropolitan Hall
The Hall perfectly crowded with the children and the
spectators. Rev. DR.. De Witt, Dr. Knox. and others
were present.
AccipENT.-Three laborcrs, named William Dunn.
Hamilton Ncsbitt and Thomas Cornell were considcra
bly, injured yesterday afternoon Mt the house 53 Cliff
street on the arch over tho sidewalk which they
at work, which gave way, pr,ciptatng them below
amongst the rubbish. They picked up and con.
yeycd to the hospital One Of the afterwards
taken TO his residence.
RAILROAD Administrative mail train on the Harlem
railroad which left the city for Albany at half paat seven
O'Clock yesterday morning. reached Upper Morri.ania
IL ian over and thereby thrown Off the
droVcr named Patrick Lynch. and German artist
nome not oscertained.t who standing the plat
form OF the at the time. thrown of &C.
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