The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-10
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THE THIRTY STREET TRAGEDY Of ths
Jurors fubrned to investigate this were In atts
dance the Coronsrs Office City Hall Yesterday sftsr
moor. Owing to the number Of important visnsss mS
ponas issued by Coroner Ives he postponed the no uss
until ten o'clock this morning Will be COMMENCED at
that hour in his Office
REPORTED DEATH OF Nm AUGUSTUS scHrLL -Durin~
the OF yesterday report very in
the different courts and public offices that Mr. schs had
died in the morning In qnence Of the injuries which
he received ut Tanmsny Hail. a short time Tin 70. At
1t bad gained pretty general cradence In the lower
part of town and towards O'Clock in the Aferncoa It
received by the public melancholy fact We be-
ve that relatve Mr. sosson's partner Of Schel-
died and that the usual announcement, Ciosd IN CON
sequence Of death in the family posted upon the
Office this led people to believe that the Off was
cloted In consequence of MIR Schels decease uoon In
we learned that he progressing vorsby towards
vaefcence.
THE WEATHER continued remarkably fine during yes-
terday, the mild calm and genial warmth e1cising
siderable remsrk At halfpast three in the
had slight fprpklpg Of rain which continued 70 fall
gently up TO O'Clock In the evening The ther-
thus at noon Sc .; t3P. NJ 541s at6P n ,554s.
The night closed in very but with heavy sky and
eight fog 1t Is expected that We win t1p.fsuce .
short winter, and have protracted spring At eleven
O'Clock, night a heavy rain commenced 70 fall
Gas LIGHT The COMMITTEES appointed by the Board Of
Aldermen to investigate The new system propo,ed f:r
afternoon In the library Of this City Hall The popular
inteIest IN the of this company aries from the
citizens who become stockholders at the Of So 2
per LOCO cubic feet (he price charged by the old
umers az 81 SO Iii estimated that at these prc.s the
saving to citzn will be half million Of dol
lars per and to the city In lighting t with gas
thirty thousand dollars At the prices named sbove q
better article will be furnished and the ctz relieved
from the difficulties they suffered olong badly
lighted streets or rather from their frequently not
being lighted at all
The SHIRT SEWERS AND sEAMsrREssEs' Usios.-The
ladies' having charge OF the arrspgements have decided
ten ibis evening If the ladies and gentlemen Of
the city make one rally to-day in OF the struggling
seamsress the society will be able to employ forty
hands during the next winter Think of your toll worn
sisters crowd to the lair and you will enjoy aSree
able hours with the consciousness Of having really
good act.
ARRIVAL OF EsiIcRANTs The ship Middessx, which
arrived in this port Wednesday last, from Liverpool
brought many nine handred emigrauts Of ali
ages classes and conditions The vessel experienced
some heavy weather but understood had very little
sickness on board
yesterday afternoon at the Fourth ward station house.
upon the body OF an unknown man, who drowned him.
self at ten o'clock on Wednesday night Jamss asni-
ton. sworn-I am private watchman; last Wednesday
night was watching Some cargo nc the dock foot Of OF
jump directly into the water; he did fall but Jumped
in did not know the man cannot say If he was in
liquor; he did not appear to be- Phillip Golgsn also
sworn-l am policeman of the Fourth districts az ten
O'Clock on "wednesday night was duty In south
street; heard there was In the water and to
the spot; he was alive when got him out We could
have got him sooner but for want of lights; the
water was rot deep; he died his way station
houfc the IL about i've feet eight ia ines hio
with long. dark brown hair and whiskers; had red
calico underhrt light ccorsd striped vest. new black
pants and coarse boots The jury rendered ct Of
suicide by drowning the 7th inst. The testimony OF
officer Coean is important showing the necessity
which exists for the placing of lamps either upon the
piers or in the hands Of the night policeman At late
hour last evening The body remained at the station house
without identification.
ArrEsrrrD sulcDE,-At about 10 O'Clock last night
alderman named Frederick herzsg jumped into the river
the foot Of Twenty third street with intent to drown
himself He sustained some bodily injuries in his
descent but asprovtentay rescued by ncer Hadien,
of the Eighteenth ward He transferred from the
station house to the Bellevue Ho, pi.al
DEATH from VroLENTlrJuREs-rh e Coroner held al in
inquest at the City Hospi yesterday morning BON the
body ofThomas Farmer who died the ofn-
juries inflicted upon him by several short time nce
Doctor George suckley Opposed house sican to
the hospitals deceased admitted upon ths 2ah If No
vember he informed thst when upon his way to his
vessel the night before. (he 9th nit he beaten by
some in the opinion cf the surgeons it was req ute
to pass gature the cavan artery: auputa-
chi dccsted at the houlder joint the head Of this
bone caused rupture Of the sub scspus oshar
branch Of ths auxisy artery this led to the formation
OF an enormous trarmatic aDeurism he died in
quesce 1.-THE INJURIES he said he did not knos the men,
Verdict Death from being the evening OF the
jury. Deceased native OF Vermont and thirty
seven years Of No further evidence OF the
doc could be procured No one could tell suy taue
about the and 70 person seemed to ,oilee. H.
30 that this stranger walking In the public streets in the
nth ward OF the city Is set upon and beaten the sx
Ttmty described by DR. Suckey few nights since aud
yet to-day the coroper could find public olcer
to thi o~ shadow Of light upon the matter
Coroner Ives held sn inquest yesterday mt the house
corner OF Tenth avenue and Fifty eighth apon
circums an ,es Patrick MCFARLAND svornT kn.v the
deceased since April last; cousin to his wife, she
died last October he was drinking bsfore that;
fines his wife died he always bed scarcely ever
got he ancied that be nty saw bi. wife and
many Other women he did appear sick gave way
to grief and the bottles he sot nothing to hnrt him.
had good care he died suddenly Catherine Qn,an de-
posed Attended to the deceased since his wiies death
he anced he many psrsors he drank three or four
sis day. be died suddenly ON Wednesday nj. hi. YER
dict Death from intempersnce. Deceased wa, forty
years OF age and q native Of ireland.
MAN OVERHEARD Last night passenger of the
South Ferry boats being drunk the tin managed to
get over the side Of the boat into the slip the New
rescued by Messrs Van Ho1tsn and De Apgsis Of the
Revenue Department This the fifth person tbs year.
that Mr. De Angels has been instrumental in saving
ACCIDENT ny BLASTING Rocxs-On Wednesday evening
= laboIer pamed Jas Mcdonald employed in quarryng
stones in Fortyeghth Eleventh avenue vas
serouly injured in his head and face by the premature
explosion Of charge lie was taken to the City Hos
pitsl by the officers of the Nineteenth ward
CBup BAr DoNMErT.- About ten O'Clock wsdnes.
day hight female child apparently nine old
found lying In the rear Of tbs houre No soerck street.
occupied by Mr.. VIM Floyd. It we'll dressed and
wlspped in old overcost Officer Acker OF the Thir-
teenh ward took it in charge and conveyed it the
Personal Intelligence
Arrivals at the Metropolitan Hon Wilson Mccaufcss,
Pittsbug. Colonel Vim. 81 Peyton, Roanoke, Va Or.
Wu. Quail Pa Thomas McCorke Delaware; r @. Jen.
kin. New Orleans; Daley. Montreal; Geo. Vent
worth Cincinnati. o W Foryth Albany; j. n. Da--
Wis, Fall River; George W. Beebee, Raven wood L. L.;
r: W. Prilsm Charleston. 8 c.; James A Dsnforth,
Plymouth w Kingsbury. Conn.
At the Iiving-Hon Gilbert Dean Poughkecpsie; Hon .
William Appleton Boston: O. Morrsll, do; U Proud
fit Troy McCown. U s A Hon Jno Arnot Ell
mir Apme NavH Have mr. 2,tlo
Miles Philadelphia; Dr. Lewis G. Puncheon. Savannah
Gees; Newton Helm, Natchez Miss; G. Austin,
Buffalo; A Chase. steamer Empire State; J Rel-
ly, Bath Me r. Jones, Mchigan q NJ. Read Erie Pa;
Dean Richmond Buffalo; Gilbert, 0gdensburg.
At the Howsrd--Hon SD A.Noble Michigan. 81 Clark
yerDont Lieut. 8. King. U. N; J. Ernst; Phiadel-
phia ii. X. Hammond, Norwich; ]. Wiley Pbilsdelpha,
l.. ChevIisr Trenton; Smith Washington; G. Bullock.
Philadelphia; 8. B. Tomnscn Elmira; A L. Ackley-
and family. Auburn Mass
At tbs Aston IT. Jones Bottom; G. sho yer, Phadei-
ph!a; II. Williams, Ithaca; p A Broome Pbadel-
phia; Sir Geo. Simpson Montreal; Gage, Boston, g..
Alsop do Il W Btchford St. Louis II. Lee, Boston.
At the American j II. Watts, Philadelphia 8.