The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-19

national GnAYs-The National Grays Captain L. Raj
hc eighteenth under the present name) parade and
dinner Tho dinner to como of at the Mercer House at
1 six o'clock.
VEGETABLES --The steamship Florida. which arrived
yesterday brought lib barrels Of vegetables Savan-
nah for various parties in the city.
Fatal AccIDENr-On Monday afternoon. boy six and
half of age Of John Carpenter residing No.
402 Tenth street was instantly killed in Avenue g.
Seventh street. by large truck loaded with heavy
block Of marble passing him appears that seve
the drivers of the team that deceased either fell jump
ed of and was caught by the hind wheel and instantly
crushed TO death The Coroner was notified and an in
quest held The driver WAS cxonerated from all blame
in the matter
RESCUED DRowSINo.-About three O'Clock on
Monday afternoon, Christopher Thompson fell into the
water ut the foot Of RviDgon and rescued
from Drowning by policeman Brundagc. who brought
him to the Thirteenth ward Station house. and from
thence to his residence at No 164 Eleventh street.
AcoIDENr.-About ten o'clock Monday night, Mi
cha. Kelly. Of the hands board the steamship
nos fell into cellar in Mott street and injured his leg
very severely in consequence Of which, he Obliged
be conveyed to the City Hospital
FnE.-On Monday night, about eleven o'clock a fro
was M covered in the furniture store the side
sixth avenue between Thirty sixth and Thirty seventh
streets by officers Monson and Swift. The fire ex
tDsuhed in short time without any serious dam ago to
| the premises.
| RUIZ OvrR-About half past two o'clock on Monday
morning. James FurloDg. fireman. attached to Hose
| Company Ne 40, run by the hose carriage
while running to fire severely injuring of his legs
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home TO his residence, IA Cherry street.
| THE MURDERER JAMES DoyLE.-Jamcs Doyle. the man
char with the murder Of Mrs Charlotte Connery
yesterday ranscrc cd by Coroner Ives from the City
pal to the Tombs This IL will be recollectad at
the time he cut the throat Of Mrs Connery
suicide by cutting his throat but the not
mortal, and he Is now recovering Yesterday however
VIII, taken TO the Tombs and placed under the
Dr. Covil the prison physician The left HIM alone
for moment when his return the prisoner had
removed the bandagc from his neck and the wound
open again with h fingers from which tho blood flowed
| prousely The doctor imme iiatcy called. who
who stopped the blood and again bound up the wound
lie then strapped down and to- day possibly the poor
wretch who appears to be insane will be sont the hos
pital on Blackwes Island.
TIE NORTHERN DIsPESsARY.--Trom the twenty fifth
annual report Of the Trustees of tho bern Dspen
shry for the ending April 1862 learn that the
agg gate number Of patients Of the institution during
that time was II 94l averaging than new ca
every day. OF the whole number 3733 were males and
IL 203 fmaes; IL sos born IN Ireland COG in the
United States 466 in England 3i9 in Scotland 3l4 In Ger.
many 34l In other countries Tho number of patient
treated nc the DispensaTy ~ 3G1 and the number
visited at their dwellings $3.50 No classification IL
de Il the diseases of those treated by the attending
| physicians at the Dispensary; ITO were suI ring
from diseases Of the heart lungs, throat: I708
Of the head abdomen 463 OF the ear LIS of
the skin 500 subjects Of surgical operations 24
were cases Of ncmoi surgery 1896 yaccnated and
$40 were nervous diseases and diseases of and
children Of the 81 41 patients who have been
20 l53 have been cured relieved charghd 100 sent
TO the Hospital l75 have died and 81 still undor
treatment Thus. il appears that only out of
every bundled and twenty five has resulted fatally. Al
though The subscribers number about three hundred
the rcasurers report shows balance nganshe Dispcn-
fary II s21B 81 The trustees therefore appeal to the
public for aid and assistance in sustaining them their
/ audablc efforts,