The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
City Intellic enco.


consideration ofthe Henry Clay calamity
City Inteliig enco.
FIRE.-0n Tuesday afternoon, about o'clock, fire
Church streets. Mr. A. w. Adams, member OF United
States Hose Company. No % was passing at the Time
and extingui.hed it with a few pals OF water
FRE.--As officer Jones Of the Fifteenth ward. pa
trolling bis beat o'clock Tuesday morning. he dis
covered fire 10 exist in the basement OF the unoccuped
building at the Of Broadway and Ninth street.
ttrmeTly known the Albion Hotel IL IL supposed to
have been the work Of design rs the fire was lighted in
three different places. The building is undergoing
repair. IIoe Company No II, with other members OF
the Fire DepatDtnt quickly .xtinguisned the flames.
Far AlAnDl.--The alarm Of IRE AZ O'Clock yesterday
morning vas caused BY the bursting Of chimney at No
was exsingoi.he hy the police Of the Eight ward
SsRious AccIprSr on SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD
boy named James Dornan aged nine years who resides
with his parents az No 1l9 Twelfth street
at ten o'clock Monday night by Of the cars OF
this railroad The cur stopped immediately and
the conductor took up the boy aud carried him to the
station houle Of the Ninth ward Upon his being ex-
anip.d by Doctor Henry, it was found that his right
arm Was broken, and bis right foot manged in most
dreadful manner He was renoyed to City Hospital
by officer Clarke Many respectable citizens say, that
neither the driver conductor to blame in the
slightest degree. The boy @as not passenger; he had
Only hung to the platform, and, in attempting 10
jump of near Eleventh street. as another pass
ing: he fell. and one wheel passed over him
sUsrciors CIRCUMSTANCES. "A small boy named Hough
observed man walk up, Monday evening to the dock
into the after which he away. The boy called
bis brother and they recovered the trunk without d
Guilty the tide low it had evidently been broken
open and il supposed to have been robbed Of its contents
There was sti in it receipt for meney paid to A.
Btredict by Jamcs Kenzie. and also naturalization
ticket for the latter. The trunk be at the
Ninth ward station house.
SERIOUS iSJukY THE DocKs.-A carman named
Daniel Quinn seriously Injured Tuesday evening
by box falling upon him ffom ship at foot OF Beach
street. Officer White. of the Fifth ward took him home.
RESCUED FROM DRowSISo "A police officer Of the First
ward jumped into the water mt pier No. North river
and by his eSertions rescued a man named Benjamin
Robertson from Dirt WING.
DEATH OF A DRuNKARp-A woman named Mary McCon-
nell who of the most incorrgibly Incorporate habits,
was found dead Tuesday night, at her room in
Tbirtieth street. Third avenue Officer poland of
the Eighteenth ward, notified the Coroner.
FATAL AccpENT.-A man named Bartlc MCGOWAN,
Who YVES employed as Lborcr at the Bible House,
Aston place. II from scaold fixed the second story
on Tut<day evening. He 20 badly injured that he
died in ten fifteen minutes afterwards The body
taken to the Seventeenth station house. and Captain
rect. temperate young man, and leaves wife and child
to mourn his loss lie resided at Twentieth street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth avenues,
FOUND DRownEp.-tn inquest held. on Monday
evening upon the body OF an unknown man, which
found floating in the water at pier No North river
an early hour Of the morning. Michael Shannon
Il found the body floating in the water at O'Clock this
morning and mace it fast to the pier; know the
by eyesight n runner, but do not know his name.
Verdict" Accidentally drowned, under circumstances
unknown" Descrpten:-Thc man about five feet
nine inches high had randy hair and whskers and
dressed in roundabout short vest black silk handkcr-
chief plaid plants. and calf skin boots.