The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-30
City Intelligence.


M" 1ohR NoLurrEERs.-Tke remaining meubsrs Of
TINS noble regiment under the command Of their gallant
ooione t"rd D. burnett intend celebrstips the com
s Oh our national Independence by general
parade, furnished with uniforms co,,r,.t. Thsv
purpose joining by invitation. the cixsns ~ ,.v and
Albany in commemoratiug this sacred oesa.en Thev
will leave this city Friday evening next ly the VEN
ing line Of boats and return the following Tuesday,
We predict for these veteran soldiers pleasant ana
happy soourn among their patriotic fellow sisens Of
Albany and Troy.
FArAL ArrRAr At THE QUARANTINE STATEN leland
Two MEN KILLEp.-On Monday evening, sbsut o'clock
An ARRAY took place at the Quarantine Staten Iland
between some boatmen belonging the government and
some Frenchmen, who with heir wives picnic
In which the boatmen got very severely handed There
variety Of stories aoat from which gather the
following from Of the bostmen engaged In the ARRAY
II seems that ono Of the bostmen. named Baker had
some difficulty with Of The frenchmen, In which he
Was compelled to retreat tie then went for assistance
and returned with tirrre friends and two young
men from New York. They then made attask upon
the Frenchmen and their wives the Frepshmsn defend
Ing Themselves with great valor In the ARRAY OF the
upon the head which ractu skull 20 sush an extent
that he died Yesterday morning at o'clock One Of
the men from New York named Bisscks % severely
injured that he died last night at his residence 81 Lewis
street Chase then made utter the Rrenchmsn the
labor employed in the banks tsok the
hunt and after while drove the party into house In
staplcon, where they captured two Of then who were
most inhumnnly beaten During the atray, the women
Of the melee left her child behind her. One Of the boat
men -named Berg admits that II their own fault
and that they had right to eneere with the French
upon the body of Elias Butler. yetcrday and the jury
returned verdict of death by fracture Of the skull
unknown to the jury The deceased "a years o.
age and was employed IN the U. 8. barge Office on,
Staten Island.
TROUBLE IN Northumberland ten o'clock, ON
AO0h five vcta Ah~ s-r> ~
Lormer and Devoe streets which destroyed sash fac
tory and two dwelling houses After the Are had been
serious riot occurred in which companies
involved and number Of persons seriously hart; also
engine No. nearly DESTROYED The foreman q engine
by blow the eide Of the head The difficulty COM
menced is said by No purpoely crosssg the ropes
Of No 4 II Is ssid also that No. ~ Of New York,
stationed at the foot Of Houston very active
in the matter owing to difficulty that occurred
some time ago.
woman named Margaret Rurp. found an infant about
three 3D. on the steps of Bishcp uagnss resi-
short time The police took the founding 10 tho Aims
House.
DIrrRhrrp ArTrMrT TO CoaHnT SUICIDE On Monday
man named james Gibbons jumped overheard 1T the
foot Of James street. with the intention Of committing
suicide He was rescued by officer and after he had
landed ne made two other attempts to jump into the
water again. He stated that money and friends all
gone and It was time for him to go to. He was con
v.yed to the staton.house by the officer.
SurrosEp ATrrMEr COMMIT SuIcIpK-Yestsrday
morning woman named Mary Grogan jumped out OF
the attic window Of the houfe 40 Centre street. Che
fell on the soop and broke her leg just above her ankle
and otherwise seriously injured herself She was takcr
into the hoose. and medical aid procured.
BIRTH At TIE STATION HousE-Cn Monday evening q
young woman named Mary Fakper spilled TO the sts-
ton house Of the Sixth ward for lodgings Abont hall
an hour after she gained admittance she was delivered
OF . female child. Mother and child doing well.
Cour DE soLEM.-On Monday. a man named James
snmons was sun,sruck in Spruce street be was taken
was conveyed to his home at 81 Washington street
FRE.-Yeeterday morning fire discovered Issuing
rom he stable of rhos Miller in Thirty fifth street. near
Tenth avenue Is supposed be the work Of Al
cendary The IRE was extnguishcd with triAng damage
EnnAruh In our report yesterday ofths proceedings
which the eloquent address Of Mr. Davis on the mart Of
the civic societies attributed Mr. Gilchrist Who
presented the resolutions from Jersey City 1t was o
transUo ion of names