The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-12

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early hour tie air vas dashtsui, ols.r ~ rossni.s
wtha cooling breeze. As the day ADVANCED became
hot and dry with high unolouded Ky Tia thsrnOms-
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81 The evening came with clear, uncloudcd sky,
and : warm. mild healthy atmosphere, Although We
are now experiencing what called tho last sh
Of summer, and hear the cry OF hot corn nightly in
the streets With other prsmonitory symptoms OF cold
yesterday that we viii have good many moro fine days
before old winter makes his entrec At p. NJ the
weather continues hot and sutry and appearance of
rain.
and robbery was practised upon young woman named
Julia Howey who arrived in this city from Ne~ Haven
the cars 1t Twenty street but expected to see
the conductor again before he left and get directions
from him about proceeding to the house Of her friends
While she was standing alone she was accosted by
spectacle looking young who offered show her TO
the place but instead Of doing he walked with her
Houston street. Wooster street where he took pos
session Of her carpet bag containing wearing apparel and
other articles to the value Of fifty dollars aud then dis
appeared The girl was soon after found by the Eighth
ward police and taken to the station house and msde
comfortable for the night Yesterday morning Assistant
Captain warlow accompanied her to the residence Of
her uncle MIR Charles Howley in Twenty fourth street
The base villain has not yet been arrested
SERIOUS ACCIDENT THE New Yoax voLuY-
TEERs-Mr Alexander Moran. ono of the glorious rem
nant of the New York Volunteers was at haIfpat five
O'Clock on yesterday evening in the shop Of Mr. Brady
state street. opposite the Battery when few friends
came in, and all began to run round and them
bad fracture Of leg Thenured conveyed to
the City Hospital by officer Wertlermcre OF tho First
police district and Daniel Holland Whitehall boaman
FALLING ScArroID.-As Wesley Morris house
painter engaged in painting the side of new house
in Ninth avenue. Twenty ninth street. one of the
ropes supporting the sce!od gave way and prccipated
him to the ground distance of nearly twenty feet
ing severe injury to his person He taken and
conveyed to his residence by the police of the Nineteen
ward.
TIE LATE DISASTER ~ EIGHTEENTH S4urEr-Coroncr
Ives was called upon yesterday to hold inquest at
the house No 1872 East Twenty second street. upon the
BODY Of tho who killed so suddenly by the fall
ing of the roof the Manhattan las Works on Tuesday
jury was panneled which viewed the body aud took
some testimony The further investigation thenad-
jouined to this afternoon. The in hospital,
who injured at the time that deceased lost his life
arc doing well and may yet recover.
TIE REsuRREcrIoS PoLASp.-A very respectable
meeting of the Polish refugees in this city was held
upon the 9th instant for the purpose Of taking into
sderacn the fallen condition of their country and de-
visiDg means of organizations by which prospect
of resuscation would be held to her About sixteen
citizens natives Of Poland attended Resolutions were
adopted to the effect that the individual interest them
ons should be unitedy directed towards the good Of
their common country and that undivided assoca-
ton to which patriotic end should be assigned should
be formed After much debate and counsel the meeting
separated having previous to adjournment entered tho
following resolution upon the minutes Resolyed That
general meeting Of Poles be held in New York for the
purpose Of deciding upon convenient and proper pro-
gramme for the association Sunday the 18th inst at
twooclock.
THE BONE BOXING NUISANCE AGATS.-Notwithstand
the effort which was made by the Common Council
time since to abolish the bone boiling nuisance there
still number of these offensive establishments in the
upper part Of the city throwing off their disgusting and
pestilentai vapors in all directions One of these bone
boiling and oal Transforming establishment, in the
Tenth avenue, between Sixty-fft and Siy<y-sixth
streets under the direction Of George Gesasyer and
Torrance Burns had at last become outrageous pest
in the neghbolhood that it at last declared nsuer
md MIS- that
have the nuisance abated If possible They therefore
lodged complaint Of general character against this
and all such establishments in the vicinity On rcceiv
ing this complaint Justice Stuart issued orders Capt
Maynard of the Nineteenth district police arrest all
offenders Of this character Geismeyer and Burns WERE
understand that Mr. Justice Stuart is determined to
ter upon this reormaory task with the energy which he
deyotes to enterprises which he is determined to
plh He will deserve the thanks of the community in
the upper part Of town if he succeeds in driving these
disgusting and pollutng establishments from their VI
cin3ge.
FrRrMEN's vIsrT.--The Phoenix Hose Company, No. 9,
ofNew Brunswick, N. j. Mr.. Samuel Hardy, Foreman
ard jacob Spader Assistant passed office yester.
day morning their return from Troy where they had
been for three days the special guests of Niagara En-
glne Company No. Z. They were attended by g. Whit.
worths celebrated BIAS band and received at Troy by
the entire Fire Department They had splendid engine
along with the motto of the company, Ready. always
Ready. painted In gold letters the rear art Of it.
BoARpERs BoLT WELL Youn Doons Col Solomon, Of
Mobile Of the boaIders at the Astor House who had
prepared himself to start early Monday morning.
his return having considerable funds in his room WIS
walked UP about O'Clock in the morning by fumb,ing
at the lock Of his door though attempting 60 pick the
lock- but fortunately. the key was in the lock, which
rendered i rather difficult The Colonel jumped out Of
bed unlocked his door with defensive weapon in han
when in instant the footsteps Of heavy person was
beard by him retreating along the dark corridor The
Colonel returned ain into bed after locking the door
(there unfortunately bolt his room) -placed
his pistols close at hand and slept again undsturbed
till morning. i Is supposed to have been nan rosseT from
knowledge of these funds and had concealed himself
somewhere until the dead hour Of night Had the
Colonel been hard snorer in place OF very light sleep
er the would have been entered, and probably he
be murdered by single Robinson cut the head, his
money taken, and The robber escape. The inpunity
with which murder, robbery. and ravishins has been
tolerated n this fated city by Of the most disgrace
full police arrangements has made eur New York insecure
ty OF life by-word in Europe.
DEATH RESULTING FROM A FAIL.--Mrs. Honora Leahy,
native Of Ireland aged thirty five years died at her late
residence No 15G Cherry street, on Monday evening
from The effects fall II appears that the 10th ult,
the deceased with her husband and others were entering
the steamboat MAY Queen at Coney Island where they
had lie. pleasure excursion and one OF the matches
being open, Mrs L. accidentally fell through it, nurng
herself In very serious She home
and medical attendance Immediately procured but
she got gradually and died before stated Cor
Ives held inquest the body yesterday and after
hearing the medical and other testimony the jury return
ed the following verdict That deceased came 70 ner
ton blood upon the and the cause Of said extra
vasaton an injury received by fall uron the deck
Of the May Queen. on the 10Th July last
MILITARY ExcuIsIos-The "Nlartin Guards COM
manded by Captain j. Martin passed Office on Mon
day on their to target practice in the country They
numbered forty muskcts and accompanied by She
tons band. The company made an excellent appearance
STAGE AccIpENI--A man named John McFsran
run on Monday evening By an East Broadway stage
at the Of Lewis and Third streets and sustained
compound fracture Of the thigh. lie conveyed TO
the City Hospital by officers Ncholl and Robb OF the
Eleventh ward police 1t is said that McFarlan
rates the driver from blame and says it his fault
his getting hurt.
STREET DEsTiTUTIoy.--A strange woman, named Ann
Kepuedy found lying sick in The street al late hour
Monday night by the officers Of the Eighth district
She was conveyed to the Bellevue Hospital.
Steamboat Travcliing-Safcty OF Passen-
geYs-Valuable Suggcsttons.
NEWARK, N. j August 5, 1853
STR nm fully convinced in my own mind chat
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