The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-16
City Intelligence.


AT erno'u the company Of the New York Volunteer
Regiment passed office accompanying the funeral
James Serlc another private Of the same regiment IL
connection with this give the following brief sketch
The regiment In the year 1S4T o splendid regiment.
numbering about 500 able bodied young men,
nizcd in this city under the OF Colonel Ward
Burnett The members Of this corps were taken from
private life with but short aud superficial organ-
yaton led at once into active service The glorious and
important part the 1st New York Regiment of Volunteers
took in the magnificent campaign m Mexico j. well
known how. after nearly three years incessant service
Of the mot arduou- and difficult kind lighting always in
tn face Of overwhelming odis they succeeded in carry
the cnlor Of state. entrusted them. the
very capital OF the enemy The mere risk Of life and
limb utterly scorned and their fearfuy thinncd
ranks TO this day tell tale that history loves silently
pass ~ and cover with the blaze of glory that their
deeds have won. Our attention has been called 10 this
fact ny the alarming increase Of deaths among the
members lately. Tor exampe. company. at
therult.pec lot it, capt,in peirson. nj ihcr,,
husco. Lieutenant Chandlcr fell since then. and
within short time Of each other. the two remaining
ofcer- Lieutenants Carter and Henry all well known
and esteemed in this city have Joined the number Of their
deceased associates On Wednesday last the funeral Of
james McNoron took place ana yesterday that of james
scre private q the above company passed Office io
lowed by III. few remaining soldiers that have the strength
c pay these last sad Offices 10 their former comrades
number more informed are lying almost ~ the
point Il death aud deprived in their last moments Of the
comforts u home and necessary attendance This j.
principally owing to the failure q the Legislature to APP
rropriac ANYTHING 70 their during the late Indictment
II j. fact worthy q remark that during five
months while the donation made BY the last Legislature
10 thcm. lasted death took place amongst them
service their that rntacd this
suffering upon themselves aud II j. incumbent upon the
State support them The session of the state
government j. drawing 10 close aud immediate action
becomes Scarcely tenth If the original
her 10 be found in the city and long the nat
chronic disease and ~ wounds. -cnbs
dminih oven this skeleton complement our state can
well AFFORD To do something Tor these gallant aud
citizen oiec, to assisting Those who nohls SUI.
tanned their national honor on foreign battle fields
FRrNpLy soSs o. -. PArncE.rhe members of this
old established society will celebrate the anniversary o
Trolands patron. BY dinner ~ frocmason'> Hall No
broadway tomorrow. the ,th inst, The dinner will
h. furnished by Mr. john ke,c Of the Racket Club and
will he placed on the table NJ hafpast Eve =. VI The
Young Friends 81 Ireland also celebrate tue day at the
Apollo Rooms
GAMBLING Hora BaosrS rr.--On sunday afternoon
the magistrate being informed ~ several citizens that
NJ - Mulberry street in violation AZ the gambling
law dispatched officers Elder Cro-ctt and westlakc for
the purpose Of aT.stina the parties They Immediately
entered the bouse and with the assistance Of several
from the sixth ward succeeded in capturing eleven
q the gamblers who were committed 10 prison for further
hearing They gave their names ~ y Phillips, " jacobs
j I.sacr II griffith. Lewis Mass. NJ Lutte. J. Post, j
Bashldt. J. Lazarus L. Lyons and Morris Jacho.ky
The genbling implements. consisting 81 three packs
cards were also seized
Aoo,prST Yesterday morning about o'clock little
boy about hvc year 81 age was by carriage IN
Broome street near Mott and had his leg broken oecr
sharp called immediately for medical aid after which
the little sufferer was sent home 10 his parents,
RtscUrn FROM bRovNiso. lon Sunday Thomas Lott an
Ensd'h sailor while under the elects Of liquor fell oi the
rescued from drowning hy officer Adams who conveyed
him 70 The Firth ward station boure where be was pro-
perry attended 70,
BrIrs nv DoG.--On saturday nj crnoon 4 poor wo-
man named Margaret Barber residing at NJ IS Cross
street called at Guntere Hotel No la Fulton street for
tne yurpoee Of begging some cold yuals when 4 large
watch dog jumped her with great erocity end Selling
htr ty the hit Of Der checks entirely Through
After difficulty the dog was secured and the woman
conveyed 70 the Cry Hospital.
ATrrNPT 70 Cousfr Srctpr .-On Saturday morning
female named Margaret McCanerly found lying upon
the pavement. 81 the corner IS avenue and Eighth
street iiorng under the effects Of overdose Of laud
num- which he had taken for the purpose Of destroying
herelf She vas taken to the Eleventh ward station
house where medical aid procured and from whence
b. removed - the hospital
SnotyfSct, Brnsrn --on Thursday afternoon young
woman named Mary simpson eighteen years u agc, was
burned in The most dreadful manner II appears that
while engaged IN the third story Of No - Curtlandt street
shs had pt Oh her clothes and after having
deayorod 70 extract with campheDe, she turned to the
Ere FOR the pupofe At drying her clothes which instantly
h Gre and before a-eisance could hc procured she
va sh9ckingly burnt Medical aid Immediately sent
Tor also The soryer- II the hospital phyeicious
Who are Of opinion that she cannot recover, and will
probably d.. IN the courte 81 tie night
JRr On sunday evening abos half past eight FIRE
occupied M French dining saloon. ~ extn
eushed Wy the ereTtpns q The .psvgeuoe watch With
kat tIialps salsss.