The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-14
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learn that thest Nicholas Society who met on Wsdnss
day evening have voted to give magnificent dinner to
Capt Byl De Vroe and the officers Of the Dutch fgate
Prince Of Orange from Norfolk which is expected ar
place at the Astor House, and will be splendid affair."
NATIONAL ACADEMY DEsIGN.-At the annual meet
ing Of the Academicians held Wednesday evening
Vice President T. s. Richards Corresponding Secretary
j. D. Stearns, Recording Secretary and r. W. Edmonds
Treasurer. The officers, assisted BY c. L. Elliott and
Geo. A. Baker, form the Council Of the Academy for the
ensuing year. The Council aided by j w. Castelar, and
X NJ Pratt. of tho Acadenicans; and Vincent Colyer
and Louis Lang of the Associates e Committee n
Arrangements for the next annual exhibition. Mr.
9. barley and Mr. Louis Lang, Associates were made
ter, T. Cummings, Jr, and W. J. Hayes, painters were
elected Associates
AMERICAN INsr ruTE-The annual election of the Anne
rican Institute for President Vice Presidents other
officers took place yesterday at the OF the Is
tute The beot opened at O'Clock and terminated
200 clear ballots announced for the following ticket
for the principal officers President James Talimad9c
Vice Presidents Robert Loyett Robert L. Pell George
Bacon; Recording Secretary Henry Meigs; Correspond
ing Secretary and Agent Adonram Chandler Treasurer
Edward I. Backhouse. All the committees they ex
listed last year elected that the popular vote
may be considered perfectly clear
THREE CENT PIEcEs--Messrs. Adams & Co., 50 Broad
way Lays large supply Of the three cent coin which
and upwards, free Of extra charge.
FELL Tor observation-disclosures McGow>
an laborer yesterday afternoon fell from the top Of
On being taken up it found that his ribs were fra
tured, and he was otherwise very seriously injured
Medical aid rendered by DR.. Briggs who thinks
that the poor man will ultimately recover
( KILLED A FALL.---Prince Hatfield colorcd man
who for some time past has been employed us laborer
street found lying dead about eight O'Clock yesterday
morning the first floor of the premises 1t supposed
that closing the store ON evening he had
accidentally fallen through the hatchwsy and ea before
being discovered The Coroner held inquest upon the
body and verdict Of accidental death rendered by
the jury.
AccprNr.-As Mr. Forbes, on Tuesday was passing the
old church, being pulled down. at the
and Nassau streets through the carecssness of the la
borers quantity of brick fell into the street. of tho
bricks striking Mr. Forbes and badly fracturng tho
skull Mr. W II. Millett was fortunately At hand and
had him conveyed to the New York Hospital where he
was promptly attended to by Dr. Sucly and then CON-
veyed to his home, at the National Hotel.
SERIOUS Accident IN BRoADwAY.--Ahout eight O'Clock
last evening Mr. Jesse Clark of the schooner Vulcan of
jersey City, was knocked down and over ON the
Of Broadway and Fulton street by Dry Dock stare
y v ssu vey "a sO ~ @ ne was up
yer Of the omnibus did not wait to what he had DONE
but drove on with increased speed.
fArAY AccDESr.-Michael Sloan, at a quarter before
6oclock yesterday afternoon, fell from scaHoding in
the Of building No 70 Duane street, and was almost
instantly killed Ho fell the distance of three Stories
THE AFFAIR IN PEARL STnEET-We are informed that
the police were rather slow in their when
Doyle attempted to take the life Of Mrs Connery James
go twice to the station house for assistance
FOUND DRowNEp.---The body of an unknown man vas
found drowned yesterday morning in the water 1t pier
NO. 20. East river. Deceased was dressed in satinet
pants red flannel shirt and old boots leather strap
with knife In 1t. was bucklcd around his body. yer.
dict Of death by drowning rendered by the jury.
TO THE THE HERALD.
SIN
In reading the proceedings of the Young Mems Com
mittee in the .RAID, of the 18th inst, 1t stated
that am not to fire the gun unless Cass gets the nomi-
nation Now sir, notwithstanding prefer Gen. Cass to
any other living candidate wish to be distinctly uu-
derstood that will Ere the gun for the nominees Of the
great Democratic National Convention whoever they
may be. WIN L, CASTLE Oaptain.