The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-25


Rscrrrr.r AND Esr.sr ArrssIsr o. THE ALsAr, Rs
PUBLICAN AaruAERv Yesterday morning, the Albany
city BY the amer Oregon from Albany and re.
ceved by the Lafayette FusAee Lieut. McAuley, COM
handing The Fuleers conducted their guests to the
American Hotel, where they breakfasted. At eleven
O'Clock they marched dsvn to the Battery and visited
Castle Garden. Having viewed the bay and refreshed
broadway 70 the Park where they were properly receiv-
ed. and reviewed by the Mayor and Common Council.
After the review they proceeded to Frenchs Hotel and
Of the Fuseers They next proceeded town and ar
rived at the Florence Hotel at the corner Of Broadway
ana saer street IN Time 70 one a. nys A sna
their guests visited Castle Garden. The &C.
compapied by the field and staff officers Of the Twenty
fifth Regiment Of N Y. s Militia The company now
witt to city is Of the Oldest military organ
izaops in the State 1t organized three years
more before the last war with England and in 1872 13
and ia took active part in the battles the North
frontier. The company Of Albany Republican Ar
tiery Engaged at the battle Of Sackets Harbor,
and Capt Mills the then commandant. killed in the
action. The same flag that was borne in that action IS
carried by visiters The Fusieers and the A. r.
Artillery were accompanied last night to Castle ardea
by the French company "Guarda Lafayette The AL.
bany Brass band and Dodwors Cornet baud furnished
the music In the evening the two companies attended
the performance at Castle Garden, by Invitation To-
day the Artillery to be entertained by the Washing
ton Continentas, Of Brooklyn, commanded by Captain
Sharpe.
SERIOUS FIRE IN Mrsr S1REET-AN INFANT BADLY
BuRsED.-Ata about o'clock yesterday morning fire
discovered in the second story Of the house No 24S West
street occupied by MIR. Allen and used by him por
ter house the first story and boarding house the
second ana third The flames burst forth very suddenly
and il is supposed that they caused by the
net which surrounded Mr. Aliens bed taking fire. The
inmates awoke in great alarm and escaped with much
difficulty owing to the fright and confusion existing
amongst them An intaut. which was In the bed with
Mr. and Mrs Allen. is, IL is feared, fatally injured by
burns and the parents in their endeavors the
child sustained bad hurts the hands and arms
ns Sss 10 %
tring exceptions after the fire. There good deal
Of money in some Of the trunks Captain Carpenter Of
the Fifth district and his men, with many fire comps
MES pr esent The exact amount of damage is not
ascertaned but it is not heavy at first supposed
The boarders sustained some losses here and there.
THE WEAruER-The indications of rain which existed
for few days previously seemed to have entirely dsap
peared yesterday morning. From an early hour the day
was clear and exceedingly warm The thermometer, at
the HERALD Building ranged thusAt noon so deg at
P NJ. sos deg; at 7. 40 deg At six o'clock the ba
rometer alling) indicated % 620 The thermometer
at 70 deg At about eight o'clock little rain fell after
which the clouds partially dispersed; but
ceeded those that had rolled away and hung threanng
y the city. At two o'clock this morning the sky
was still overcast and threatening RAIN
EXTREME CASE DEsrrTuTIoN.-Thc captain Of the
Eighteenth ward police notified Coroner Ives yesterday
evening to proceed to inquest upon the body of q
strange woman, which was found lying dead in an cid
shanty in Twenty eighth street between First and Second
avenues Beside her lay another woman apparently in
the last stage of exhaustion, and young lad in nearly
similar distressed situation We will give the particulars
Of the investigation.
INQUEST THE Boy BESpER.-At the inquest neld on
Monday evening view of the child Florian Bender 90
Pitt street, it appeared from the testimony that the
driver sober and going slowly at the me that bis
attention attracted by noise in the street when the
horse knocked down the child who standing alone in
the middle Of the way The jury returned the following
verdict: We find that Foran Bender to his death
by injuries accidentally received by being by
brick cart belonging to Messrs Wooey and Hughes Of
Forty-seventh street,
DEATH FROM DIARRHTA Coroner Ives held an inquest
Monday evening. at No. 38 Hamersey street, upon
the body Of Patrick Moloney Irish child aged about
four years, who arrived here two weeks ago. and con-
tinued i'll from that time to Saturday, when he died
James Moloney, the father, testified that the child was
i'll in the ship and continued after he left it, that he
had every attention paid him. but still he sank and died
Verdict Death from diarrh0a.
TARGET ExouRsIoS.-The Manson Guards, of Brooklyn
passed Office at six O'Clock yesterday evening" on
their return from target practice. They numbered
about fifty muskets and attended by Sheltons
band The company marched in fine style, with well
riddled target.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTAL four O'Clock yesterday eve
ming man, unknown, painter by trade, Ia.
ken into the City Hospital in insensbe state from
fracture of the skull and conclusion OF the BRAIN which
he sustained by falling from height Of thirty feet to the
ground from ladder We could not learn his name at
the Hospital the place from which he came and
the patient was insensble and specchcss we could not
find out any particulars from him.