The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-02
City Intelligence.


THE WEATHER-The early morning, yesterday, was
warm but foggy and unwholesome AS the fog cleared
away dark heavy sky threatening rain, shown At
little past had slight sprinkling which in
creased gradually until the the middle Of the day from
which period up night thick misty but continuous
rain fell. The Thermometer at the HERALD building
ranged at noon 10; at 8, P. NJ 7lhe; at NJ 10.
The night was wet and goon and at late hour there
no sign Of fair weather in the morning
ACCIDENTALLY sHor The Coroner held another in
quest at the City Hospital yesterday upon the body Of
young lad named Charles Dohery who accidentally
shot by Moses Leroy Sunday afternoon. Joshua
DENLY was sworn-I work In the Morgan Iron W orks,
which occupy the block between Ninth and Tenth
and D, to the East river; was passing
up avenue d, Sunday afternoon about half past one
o'clock heard the report Of gun and the scream Of
child with other people and the deceased in
the arms of Hugh Gallagher apohecary recommended
his being taken to the City Hospitals Moses Leroy en-
to turn out with the Morgan Guard he carrying it
before him. when it went off, the bullet went through the
inside door Of the Works which is two and half inches
thick 1t then passed through the outer door forty two
feet from the inside and three fourths Of inch
thick it travelled into Tenth street. the dry dock and
hit deceased who sitting upon oyster boat at the
foot Of that street, it purely accidental Mr. Leroy
could not have the deceased he is temperate
not quarrelsoms Surgeon Cooper deposed to the
ture OF the wound. The jury returned verdict Of
death from being accidentally shot by bullet discharged
from gun In the hands of Moses Leroy The boy was
. native Of this city, and about ten years old.
STREET Distribution Officers Kenny and Walker, of
the Seventeenth ward, found a man named Michael
Hines lying In ut in Second avenue Sunday night
He was taken to the station house and attended to-
FrRE.-At about o'clock yesterday morning, FIRE
broke out in wooden hanty situate at the corner of
First and Twentieth street and occupied by H.
Cooley as feed store 1t was entirely destroyed Dam
age about 500.
There two false alarms Of FIRE In the city during
Sunday night
INquEsr.-Coroner Ives held an inquest 1T the City
Hospital, yesterday, upon the body Of young man,
named Joseph Bell who ded there from the effect Of
injuries which he received upon the st ult by falling
from the third story Of new building In Chambers
street. Joshua DENLY sworn-I am foreman ct the
building No. 90 Chambers street upon the 2lst Oct
sent the deceased with man named James Hughes,
up to the third story in order to point mp ois in
the walls in . short time heard that Bell had fallen
from the floor to the cellar went down he insen-
sible and had him carried to the City Hospital Jamss
Hughes testified, that aftsr he went mp with the
deceased they were waiting for mortar IL Moor
plsstered over except at the we'll holes witness lpoksd
through It to sec the mortar coming; upod atng
his head he deceased walking backwards TO the well
holes called to him to look out - he immediately fell
through end down to the cellar After hearing the
evidence Of surgeon Cooper the jury rendered verdict
Of Death from fracture Of the skull and compound
fracture Of the leg caused by accidentally falling FROM
the third story the cellar Of 90 Chambers srst ON the
2lst ult" Deceased aged about Is years. and
native of New York.
RESCUED BRowNrN0.-A man named John No
Donpe fell into the river ct pier No. East river
Sunday night and rescued from drowning by officer
]. w. Black, Of the First ward