The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-13

CITY Intehu8once.
wxcr~uor no Bunros's RssAav AT GLkn CovE-The
following proceedings have been handed us for publca
Non
Att meeting held on board the steamer King Philip
On hs afternoon Of October 10th, Judge Lyon was called
70 tie chair and Edward walker. Eco, was appointed
secretary.
The chairman after having explained the object of the
meeting which was to return thanks to Captain James
Kennedy for his Kindness and gcntemanly conduct to
wards the passengers board the above boat her
cent trip to Glen Cove and VIM f. Burton, Esq, for
the hoptabe in which he entertained the party
at the Rosary, his country teat-
Upon motion Of H. C. Rabineau, Esq, the chairman
appointed Messrs Jonas Concklin H. @ Rabineau, and
VIM. Robertson Jr acommtee to draft suitable reso'
buttons for the occasion The committee then retired
and after a short absence reported as follows =
Resolved That In Captain James Kennedy have
found man OF the right stamp one whose only aim
seems be make those under his charge perfectly hap
BY and Who wearies in well doing. For his
bousfo and gratuitous supply Of refreshments he has
our thanks
Resolved That VIM. E. Burton, Esq, the comedian
thanks and esteem for the kind
which be entertained at his beautiful villa called the
Rosary, at Glen Cove
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the Nkw YoRK HERALD for publication
JOHN G. LYON, Chairman
EDwABD WALKER, Secretary.
vEoErARrAN MEErINo Yesterday evening at eight
O'Clock twenty advocates Of the vegetarian creed assem-
BLEED at No Is Leght street to complete an
and appoint officers of the society On motion Dr. Trail
called to the chair, and comnitte of five ap
pointed for the purpose of nominating officers. The
committee retired TO confer this matter and their
return reported the following gentlemen who were,
motion appointed as officers Of the sociey-President
X. T. Trail Vice Presidents--James Moran, j. Morti-
Hail. Corresponding Secretary--C B. lie Baron.
Recording secretary--Edward 8 Beebes: Treasurer
VIM Hunt. Executive Committee--R. 7. Trail, G. b.
LIE Baron, O. Q. Many, John s. Boyden, L. d. Stark
The constitution then read by the secretary and
dive committee appointed to call meeting in the
month Of November next which resolution adopted
The meeting then adjourned.
THs WEATHER During yesterday the thermometer
very slight variation At late hour last night there
was an appearance ola fine morning and day.
FREMEN's yIsIT The Gazelle Engine Company No
of Providence passed our Office yesterday aftern
upon their return home from reception and entertain
nent given them BY Eagle Engine Co No Of Brook
lyn. They were attended by the Providence Band Mr.
O. Greene, leader The band discoursed excellent mu
&c Mr. Greene performing upon bugle, composed
tirey OF an amalgum OF gold and silver This beautiful
instrument is valued at five hundred dollars
NAIuRAIIzATIos OF FoREIoNERs-In the Court of Com
mon Pleas in this city in the month OF September five
hundred and eighty declared their intention of
becoming citizens Of the United States and hundred
and ninety Ave were natulfzed Up to this date, in
intentions and two hundred and fifty have received
their papers. Taking the throughout it appears
regners becoming citizens Of the United States, was
three to one.
NARROW ESCAPE DRowNING--SUsPIcIoUsC IRCuM-
STANCES At half past eleven O'Clock, Sunday night
named Thomas HillaDd resident in Brooklyn fell
into the liver at Peck slip and ran much danger Of
being drowned until he rescued by the exertons Of
ii. S. Merrill with Captain Leonard and officer Gumley
Of the Second district police After the Of Hn
land, bundle Of clothes found upon the steps 1T
the edge of the water, and upon examination 1t
found to consist Of large sheet towel and womans
cht mise which saturated with blood. light was
procured, and Captain Leonard, with officer Gumlsy
searched around and dragged the water in the Dock bat
up to ten o'clock yesterday morning nothing found
which could throw light upon the matter
FIRE ALARM.-The aarm of fire noticed in our paper
Monday morning occurring in the Sixth district upon
last Sunday night. caused by the burning of
bed at the Of Ridge and Rivngton streets The
officers of the Eleventh and Thirteenth wards attended
with fire companies The boys, who followed some
Of the engines raising fight after the fire
extinguibed
AccIDENr-0n the evening Of the democratic process
zion and while waiting in the Park previous to it's
moving Mr. T. b. Glover marshal of the Eleventh Ward
Pierce and King Association thrown violently
his horse and quite badly bruised 1t appears the ami
NAL took fright from the discharge OF the
display fireworks and dashed through the crowd and
the chains which surround the grass pats
fue Before be reached the lower end Of the Park and
secured he knocked down at least twenty persons,
ircludipg women, and children. Whether any
seriously injured, we have not yet heard The
horse very badly cut and will probably not recover
AccpESr-A boy named Patrick Cahill whilst en-
ploycd at work upon building Monday evening,
accidentally fell from scaold TO the ground and was
very badly hurt Officer Peck Of the Eighteenth ward
took him home.
AccDENT.-A man. named James Wilson fell into the
cellar OF new binding in Dey street. on Sunday night
Ee sustained bruises, and taken to his
residence No. 1e6 Mott street by officer Mountjoy of
the Third ward.