The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-27
City Intelligence.


appears to bs embarrassment attendina the sale
this properysn injunction having been obtained from
Judge Emmss she enect o. wnen vas 20 ossse sss -
MIR Phepx in behalf OF himself and other propsiste e
lots South treet between Broad street and Oosaes
slip calling the attention Of the public to certain rights
reserved by the proprietors In their deed TO the oopo
tion The facts appear to be- that the Legsature h
dermen and conmon.lty Of the. city Of New York .
all that Of the water to the wharvs
e. sad city from the east side Of cosntss 'lp = ~
Goth March to the Goth December, In each and evsV
year Thsrsupon the propstsrs Of the aforesaid lrs
to the Common Council VIA The ,wners OF the iots
fom Exchange (now Broad street. 70 tho Coentes se.
OF South street ON condition that the corporation csrV
into effect the aot OF the session resrving the wao
for river they carry out the present piers 70
the water should be hereafter filed up,
the the right thereto to revert to the present owner
On the 25th OF April, 1903 the Common Council 90
ceped the cessiop OF this land and the I'd Of M,
1908. the propretors executed the deed OF cesssu n
which smong other conditions It expressly pro,dsd
time hereafter order and direct the said water TO b
Hed up then the shall be ut the expense cost and
thus made to to them-the parties Of the Hrst
part" by this statement of facts, quosed from The
made to the porstion for special purposes ana vita
special reservations; and the Igh. 10 all up, exssnd
street &c s reserved to thesoo Poratn In the
conditions Of this grant.
THE WEATHER-Ye Yesterday morning opened clear and
dry The day remarkably fine all through. At mid
day the shODe out ole and In early spring
The Thermometers At the HERALD building ranged AT
noon 40 Deg; at sP NJ, 44h deg a. 6P Nc. - deg.
slouded eky and clear atmosphere At IL O'Clock 4
night the thermometer stood at 4o deg. There is
indication Of snow.
NRw YoRK Cry HosrrrAI--We understand that this
already magnificent institution is to be extended
by alterations and new buildings that 1t will rank
for extent OF accommodation and perfect classification Of
hnGnI nj In In
The proposed alteration will cost nearly S25p, ,000 OF
this sum there is 81 esdy made up, by contributions
amount Of 500 000 James LennOx. ESQ has made Jhs
nunicent donation Of $2s0oo which s included In the
last named amount
AFFRAy AT THE IRvIro.-ws learn that there No
Mr coiycr oil % At the Irving House as has bean stated
There aray there, but not between those gen.
tlemen.
Manning passed Office Saturday afternoon, a{tcr
returning from Hoboken, where they had very Ras
time. They numbered fifty muskets, and presented
very fine appearance
RAILROAD AccpEsr "A freight train Oh tho track
about two miles above Rhinebeck, on the Hudson RivG
stanty killed passenger car was attached to tho rear
Of the train, but no other person was injured Tho
Of the accident rock the track, supposed
to have fallen from the top Of tunnel
CARRIAGE AND WAGON ACCIDENTS s-As Mr. and Mrs.
Mosier residing in Twenty afth street, Second
avenue we're driving down the Bowery Christmas Days
Of Second street the hore took fright to become
manageable and OIL Ills pace violent that In
short time Mrs Mosier thrown to the pavement
when the wheels Of the passing her bressAn
jured her very severely OfHcer Wiley, Seventeenth
Ward with PoAAoocn VI the Fifteenth took her 70
Mr. Douglssss In Bleecker street, from which she Was
ed home when attended to.
man named Dennis Gsgan was run down ct ona
O'Clock yesterday (5unday) morning by carriage, run
ming in Grand at the corner OF Clinton street lie was
only sghtiy injured and officer Flood Thirteenth ward
took him to his residence, No 30 Wlet street.
FATAL AccIpENr.-At early hour yesterday, SunAsx
morning, the body Of found lying dead in IT,
basement Of house In Manhattan alley. It afesr-
wards identified that Of John Crawley residing In ths
neehborhood who it Is supposed fell In there some ms
during Saturday night Coroner Ives held an ipauset
yettrday afternoon and the jury returned verdict q
accidental death
CoRREcrIoN.-1n notice OF the excellent parade ol
the Goldfish Rangers upon Christmas day we did nok
mean to say that they from Fifth avenue 1t n
the aristocracy who inhabit that quarter. Captain
Corston's Rangers the men Of Cstharine Market
Police IntsllaRcneo.