The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10
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City Infeliircnce.


THs wFsrH,H.-We experienced another change n
weather yesterday the morning opening with clsnay
csim except At intervals, when sudden gust Of wind
would spring and soon subsde- The thermometer at
the liInALp building ranged thusAt ~ degs.; ak
3P NJ, 71is degrees: at NJ 70H degrees Betweea
tbe hours OF and three o'clock, had q sligAt
spr'nking Of rain The evening set in gioomly, and
continued drizzng Of rain down. Tho night had
most unpromisng appearance for out deor recreation
or country excursions, to-day
Tnr Bosror ARTILLERY ooMPasr Having returned
from Brooklyn Friday evening. the company c1joye1
Themselves by wnesing the performance mt the Bro,A
way thegre Yesterday morning they visited Castle 0aR
afn ny invitation OF the commites, aud we're treHted
to promenade and view OF the mech and artistic
products on exhibition On yesterday evening, thoy
went to the Panorama Of the Battles in Mexico
the Minerva Rooms. Broadway The Artillery win this
morning attend Divine service at DR. Beweys Church af
the Messiah on Broadway escorted by ths Lafayetts
Fuslecrs Capt Richard French They will after wards
visit the High B,idge Harlem associated with tho In
dependence Guards, by whom they will be entertains1.
On morsug they will visit Jersey City and its
vicinity associated With the Independence Guards cor
manded by Capt Cairns We sorry to Aud that soma
ofour military companies attempt to their conduct
towards the Artillery by running into exreme-sAy-
ing. Because such and such company went 70
Boston, it not called upon to turn out Now, this
principle If generally enunciaed would generate
minded and unsocia feeling aud totally destroy
be halo for hospitality which has hung aound the
soldiers home whether in castle or in n camp towards
his conquered enemy or coDquering companion.
AIARMIrc FRE IN First AVENUE A fire of an alarm
ing and dangerous character broke out at quarter -
four clock yesterday morning in the house No q Rrs
avenue II originated in the basement, which was
cnpicd by Messrs. Gist Duffy as hat finishing shSp
and sales The upper floors Of the house were se
cupied by several families, and the fire assendeA.
great alarm and confusion existed amongst them. The
of the fire not yet ascertaned nor Is the amoun
of damage correctly known but 1t must have been large
amount there heavy stock in the store ut tbs
time An extraordinary incident was observed at ths
fire, which nearly cauing the loss of many lives Al
the fire advanced II was seen that the man holes
they termed which always open, and afford o
means Of communication from one building to another
in this house studded lathed and pastered and
with great difficulty that the women and ohidroa
saved from the flames Neither there any lad
der to get out ut the scute Assistant Captains Hos
and Stanford Of ward were present with
a large force ofthe fire department.
ElREs- "A fire found to exist at o'clock Thuss
and Lager. No. 160 Bowery. Mr.. Goedeck happens1L
very fortunately to observe bundle Of wadding wheh
under rn sae U% rr II ba5s % M
ward, attended when the fire was extingushed, with
triing damage 1t Is not explained how the wadding
Ore broke out at o'clock Thursday night in the sale
stables Of Messrs Kelly McIwaine situate at Nos -
Y East Twenty fourth street. 1t first observed
in the hay LOTT ana 1t is supposed that 1t caused bG
sparks falling from adjoining dwelling hsuss,
through an open skyght into the hay It was confined
to the loft and story of the house The Ioss 3
estimated at about $500. Captain Whigham and Assis
tant Captain Fandrean Of the Eighteenth ward, at-
tended with officers The members Of the Fire Depart.
ment were also present.
A Monster TURTLE.--One of the most enormous ts.-
ties have seen was yesterday In saloon In BreeA
way. 1t weighs five hundred and forty pounds An
excellent prospect for aldermen and civic functionArise
AcclpENr.-A aborer named jeremiah Cook, fell from
new building In Barclay street on Friday evening ana
sustained internal injuries. He was taken
to his residence No 223 Mulberry street, by Officer
Weaver Of the Third ward.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Officer G Fisher Of the Sixteeata
ward, found man-name not known-at six o'clook On
Friday morning, lying in Fourteenth street near the
Ninth avenue aborng under the effect Of large dose q
Iaudanum which he had taken with view to commit
suicide After being somewhat restored he stated that he
lived at No Anthony street and that family differences
caused him to attempt the rash deed He was removed
IN tha atin hOua m on
morning committed to the charge Of Justice Stuart
SupDEr DEATH.-A man. named Daniel Dooley fsM
dead at halfpast pine o'clock Friday night at the
house No lilo Washington street The OF bis death
was unknown. The coroner was notified
DEATHS FROM IrTrMPrRASoE Coroner Ives held su
inquest at Bellevue Hospital Wednesday evening.
upon the body Of unknown who had been nd nit
ted the previous morning in comatose state and rS
manned speechess up to the day Of his death The only
testimony taken that OF Dr. Garrett house yician
who deposed that In his opinion the died from the
effects Of dissipation and exposure jury rendered
verdict accordingly.
An inquet was held on the same day at No Oak
street upon the body Of woman named Mary Buckley,
native Of Ireland aged about thirty six years who died
from apopexy produced by babitua intemperance Ca
therne fnnegan deposed that che knew the deceased for
Witness called at her to visit her at past
O'Clock the previous Tuesday night and her sitting In
chair, apparently asleep. Upon attempting to arouse
her. witness found sbe dead DR. Lddell made poss
examination; he found the brain much congested.
abundant quantity Of serum beneath the arachnoid
Pembrane, and upon dissection the brain presented
sieve like appearance from diaton Of the vessels The
lungs were congested and the liver OF large size In
his opinion the deceased died from apoplexy consequent
upon dissipation. Verdict accordingly.
Marrow ESCAPE FROM DRownIHG--A man, named John
Barrett fell into the water at Peck slip whilst intoxics
ted at midnight of Thursday early in the morning o.
for the exeron Of the gate keeper by whom he was res
cued officer Knowles took him to the station house q
the Fourth ward, where upon being searched he was
found to have Sl31 in gold upon his person.
TIMELY RESCUE From DRowNIEe.-At the hour Of TIVE
o'clock yesterday morning named Patrick Ciarkes
tha
street He was in great danger Of drowning when ne
rescued by two John Lewis and John Garrett,
with officer POWELL Of the Third ward
ILLNESS STHEEr.-0Hicer Crawey Of the First
ward found named Stevenson lying in MT IN
Front street, at late hour OF Thursday evening He
carried him to the City Hospital.
AaorHEp WuD 0x-An captured in Beekmsm
street Thursday evening by police officers ana
citizens after iDuripg many people In his mad career
through the city The animal taken to the public
pound, where he was killed.
JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT, ESQ
Sir-In article published in yesterdays HERALD,
under the head of First Ward Magnetizer notice the
surprise expressed at the absenca
Of French Lou from the parade wish to say that No
suIprise be expressed at his absence he is
member Of the company and in no connected with
IL. also wish to return the companys most sincere
tn anks TO the lady who kindly presented with the
American flag and which will be preserved and honore6
long atom OF II remains relic IRON one of the
true patriotic ladies Of the rst First ward BY inserting
the above you will oblige the First Ward Magnetzers,
MARTIN cREeIER Captain.
saturday, October 0. 1852.
Visit orthe Boston Military Company.
Mn. JANIS GonpoS BENNETT 90