The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

ions again thash you snd may every ssssns attend
Recorder Tirou then came forward and 'sid lam
happy glad 70 youssd TO zee you mere gaa 70
eee on iook welt and thar you no well carso inf
hone your future career oil "a Of usefulness Let
each boy DO h bse' aud s'ssdy on and san .. you
If- you any little boy poor As you have been
si.ays help HIM along am bsartiy glad TO see you:
s,sahsp Ksrsan tbanslns the officers o. the Fair for
their inyitaior and the Governor for their Kindness
aan and Jsmes we're truly astoo, hing and showed the
cay be- towed ppnn their mental cultue HAVING Dia
TO the ssrs n b. 70: o
zsns attract ed by their dsDesnor and music MT NIP
lev deserves high praise for his care OF the lads placed In
bis charge
F,pr-A Gre took place at half past ten O'Clock on
Monday nis b. the dry goods store Of Mr. osen Kin
ysy, No lo7 Eighth avenue was occaiop ne Gy one
GOOD uany valuable articles were destroy ed but the
as mes were ex,ipgui h,d without further dsmsge by
CAPTAIN Stevenson and officer Roach Of the sxteentn
Sa,d assist. by MIR Kinney The damage is estimated
at $780, The property Ia Insured In the JEFFERSON
Company Many s were ssryce. nsrs
no. required
Caysr,, p,t.cr-Ws ere desired to state that the
ceremony of erecting the first column on the lou
eojce from he 9ttn in consequence OF tos
dc OF Mr. Webster, will take place on Saturday, Tue
seth inst, at Il NJ
Tn wrArnsR still continues fDe and VIC now ENJOY
the Indian summer The Thermometer at the HERALD
Building lnged during yesterday AZ neon io5s oeR
at Bpm 90 deg. at NJ. 20 deg The day was
calm mild and times very hot, and the night pre-
sented all the of having the good weather
for some time
ExrR.ospINAnY AND FATAL OCCURRENCE "A WOMAN
mnNrp TO DEATH BELL.vuE HosrraL -ine coroner
was called npen Yesterday afternoon TO hold an iuquest
at Bellevue HoSp,ra upon the BODY OF woman named
Anne s e. ,sv,ny fopnS next morning
burned 10 death in h.r cell Doctor T. " Garet1- am
house pbysicisn deceased wa aamttsd oc,ooer 20
ing was aic her extremtes cold she was put into
one Il the cells pre- cribea for her and gave her sti
musnts The was thtn able TO speak; then learned
rom her that she bad been I'll some mouths Sunday
nor ming. ut nine O'Clock vent TO sea her and found
he had been reno we'd he dead house was told so
nv the nur,e. Martha Dcau npon examination of the
body have no doubt the immsd date cause OF death
Was fem m. burns which she received havs no know
ledge how the FIRE could have reached her bed Martha
Doian tvorn-I nurse In ward No 40 wben any per.
son goss cell in 10 assist them Anne MORRISON
came In upon SATURDAY.. between one AID two O'CLOCK
was going 10 bed Doctor Garrett going In to see
and got up the doctor ordered her thirty drops
lap danum gave it did not see her again until she
Wa dead this was bet ween six and seven Monday
morning found her lying upon the floor her clothes
all bun ned of apd the bed nearly 50 wnsn ~, raised 'ns
the door when / gave the me licne he stood a.
the door OF the cell she had on her peticoats
did notice pockets in them nor see any matches
about ber there place in the hail way Of the cells
there had been IRE there that day In the forenoon;
faw no sign OF in il when her the laudanum;
am posiye Of this have idea how the bed got on
fire. Dennis Foley swCrnI am keeper OF the cells ana
Reid the light for the nurse gave the medicines
there Wa no IRE at that time in the repace cid not
20 10 bed immediate wanted to give deceased more
medicine if sbe did not sleep; she did 60 sleep ana
went to beu between six and clock on sunday
morning smelt ire into he cell and found her
lyi The bed; unlocked the door to get in the
upsp floor gave the alarm and assisted in extngutsh h
ing the fIe After summing up Of the testimony by
Ives The jury rendered verdict that decea
died from hnrns received in one OF The coils OF tne oee
we osDita by II the bed clothes taking fire. but
| N what manner the jury are unable iosay
! SINGULAR TnrAL CoSucrIoS PARDON Our
Iars
~ General Sessions this city man. by the name OF
1t ~roft was treo on a Charge OF grand larceny, for
Jshn cod wa. eli from rhe pocket Of Captain Iieny
Gaines ii Nassau street Croft was defended by some
l.gal c,peua> from Wall street convicted by the Jury
.ra anteYeea the Court for two years to Sing sing
Ad A. ~ ,uo .r wards. Luke Nessolne who i'm
peed,d with croft IN the OF the alleged lar
esny was defended by Wing their seats The testimony
uro,'eca - Mr. IN ,ef Of his client Ncssomc
such rs TO satisfy the ~ ,h %
jury that Croft who had been oy C'ner ~
was innocent ana on apolcaio u oil MI the Court
with The District Attorney and n rao 81 trars
letters 10 Governor Hunt asking for ~ ctv nrison IL
Nho in the meantius detained IN = ID to Alban,
await The yetut The papers %ere iofsara turned
On Friday, by Ms Camp and the messenger stored t
Saturday, with fun pardon and Croft was r hones
| bis fyicnes and bM fomliy as an 'nh7ceh' aha
man. ..r n,cy., or II,
| MELANCHOLY Dn.rH or "pRysnES p,ca Yesterday.
A. tbe svs nth ward station house upon thu boay Oh
named Richard Rob5r,s who bad been iounu y,ns rn
Hoyt,s lumber ward jefferson street. on hiouo9 81.
ing and 0iso on the way while beirg oopvsye 70 W,
station hons, Jane. Moneypenny deposei-f am
policeman Of the Seventh ward uas On dntG N Jenef
son street Monday mornings when near che lumber
ysra of Mr. ncyt heard snorng could not tel
whrLcr the snoring came from the yard not; it is
La ~hS-e Great manv s'een 1sraei s. Smith, ~,
Policeman the DECEASED was found il ing upoa pile q
lumber in Mr Boyt's lard in the morning. was mott
He'd; was with the other officers carrying him to the
station house and he died when tho way; have
known the deceased for by the name OF Drunk
\ en- Dick - be was very dissipated man; he had no
home he slept about the streets and drank all the rum
nismpeIapce and exposure The jury rendered verdict
of Death from intenporancs and exposure The de-
| ceased was a naive OF Wales, aged forty three.
Ivos held inquest yesterday after
upon the body Of Timothy Arthur who was billed
/ On Monday evening by accidentally falling through the
ha' chway Of the third story Of store No Y Pine street.
to the first floor 1t appeared from the evidence Of Peter
spelmaH that the deceased was rorking with him on
monday afternoon in the store o, Mr. Dixie No u Pine
street: they we're employed in hosting bales Of Xxi -s.
and witness bad the fall rope in charge; upon
one bale cemng up witness caught the rope and the de-
H. SdS re and 70 enten n inc s bale to Land it. lie
against the eide Of The ba.cbwsy Of the second oor
aliehting upon the int lie did not live Eve minutes
The fan purely accidental The manner in which de-
ceased fell wns described by Henry odelmnn clerk in
r Dkes employment who ao testified to his belief Of
oshs re result Of accident Toe jury brought in
CAUSED b, FILLING accidentally from the third story OF the
store No y Pine street t. the first floor
fbe Cororer held an inquest nj the City Hospital upon
tne body OF man named Charles Henry. who died
te m Tie eject Of wound made by himself with razor
ulun throat, On the lbth t. with commit
suicide. 1t appeared from tHe evidence of a board
IN the ssme houe with the deceased that he (deces
was seaman, and had returned to the city about ed
prior to his rash attempt lie had been drink week
all the time. Uron the morning Of tho 10Th ~ ne "
sleeping ~ the same room with him and NRness VS.
noise as water was rickiipe upon the III ~
he found that deceased had ate Ios upohso,ns
throat lie was taken to the CIV ap;, " GUY ~
Cooper testified to The condition Of su,s
mission. he he'd wound in hi upon ~ aI
ahe aehsa the blood Tow freely from it, lie had
lcirg abe to cough up tbr became chossed from not
ton which caused dea' yons, hs 'rouuc'o sul.oca'
Lnsols ~ ~ "A wound inflicted in his throat, by
nat;,n &c gpdn ~ 18Th Instant The deceased was
' = "'''A and aged thirty four years.
eRf.r fsHr e-I9iree striped bass were cauobt in Tho
49, Wn% ~ Monday evening after dark near Rogers
TI Win Sate The three weighed upwards Of 1870 lbs
80 WI cnr mp oil disciples of isaak Walton az there
'fe pio' Ably a few more left of the same sort
a. u'tR "A nan named Iohu Doran WINS run over by