The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-02

MILITARY the fifth of July the day intended for
the celebration OF the Fourth, the Seventh regiment
Haven ut which CITY they intend to encamp for the
msinder Of tn. week Their intended visit has caused a
good deal OF excitement in that city The military to
receive III. u in suitable manner
The Mechanics Guard Capt Greene. passed Office
on Monduy evening accompanied by fine band upon re-
tnriDg rom their annual target excursion; they looked
very rpc.
The Washington Independent Corps. Capt Gernander,
OF PHILADELPHIA accompanied by the Pennsylvania Cornet
band arrived in this city Tuesday. visit They
escorted FRI the boat 10 their quarters by
parties Of tn. New York German Rifles, whose guests
they are Gu'ing their stay in the city.
Tar WrArnER-Wednesday was a very warm day,
but in the afternoon about half past two thunder storm
burst over the city accompanied by great deal OF rain
The storm well sudden raising large
clouds dus and binding the pedestrians 1t eventu-
ally cleared Off however the thermometer 70
in our Office a. half past eight in the evening.
OPENING OF A NEw RAILROAD The Central Railroad
Of New Jersey will De opened for travel through to
Eaton Pa to morrow Passengers will leave by steam
cr Red Jacket from pier No, ! North river at one
FiRE.-At half past Eve on Tuesday afternoon n fire
discovered the roof of the dwelling house OF Ma
uaniei King Eco. in Forty ninth street near Eighth
avenue. The alarm was given by officers Hoyt and Nc
Cracken who with few neighbors. extinguished
the fire with few pals Of water before any material da
mage effected. IL is supposed to have Originated
from some fireworks lodging on the roof
FrHE--La evening about eight o'clock a fire broke
out 10 he looking glass and picture frame panufactory
Hooper and Brother 333 Pearl which destroyed
iom the boiler used IL the establishment Messrs Iar
per brother No. 23l will probably be damaged by
water to he extent OF 5000 Engines H. 80 and AZ de
serve great praise for Their prompt arrival the ground
Messrs. Hooper Brothers. loss will be about $1,000
Insured.
FarAL Accrrryr - On Wednesday the Coroner held an
inquest The body Of Richard Bergen native Nova
scotia Who was accidentally killed Tuesday morning.
while boaro IN. brig Live Oak lying the foot Of
Twentieth street East river 1t appears that the de.
ceased With others engaged in hosting heavy
timber from the hold Of the vessel when Of the pieces
OF timber struck him on the head causing death shortly
a.iwsgds yerdict Of accidental death was rendered
hy the jury The deceased twenty nine years Of age
THE Wuri,MsruRo AFFAp-We learn that the mem.
bers Of Engine Company No a. OF this CITY hal hing
to do With the late affair at Williamsburg that the trou
DE vas after that company had left that city and that
only eight ten members OF the company In the
ferry 10 Williamsburg witt the engine.
Rus 0yER-Hrs Sheppard was run over on Tuesday
morning by cart. fiacuriDg her foot and arm. She
conveyed home
Hry oyEE.-Yesterday, John Hines. a lad about thr-
teen care OF age run while in Broadway
Spring street, and severely injured lie taken to the
hospi,al.
ACCIDENT -on Monday Patrick Mcouade, while in
state Of intoxicariop fell OF hie cart which passed
i'm and severely injured him He conveyed TO the
Hospital
No. ~, nsmed Frederick risdae. by the
rgine whiie running fire lie was seriously injured
and conveyed 10 the hospital by some friends.
AccDrNT Yesterday Charles Wilson. laborer when
which accidentally backed over the edge and fe upon
him lie removed to the City hospital.
ANorHER-on Wednesday James Cochran, varnish
while az work building in Doyer street fell from
ladder npon which he standing striking his head
against che ground ana racturing his skull lie
yeyed TO Il no-pital.
DEA1s o. an AGEp CITIZEN John Battin a centenna-
rian and many years merchant Of this city died
yesterday al bis residence in Greenwich street.
Darn Ky DRowNIso.-About ten days ago James
Murphy Irish sailor fell overheard from vessel
ing the dock at the foot OF Rutgers clip aud
drowned before he could be rescued. The body
covered Monday upon which Coroner Ives held
quest. esgdict-desth by drowning
REscuso FROM DnowsISo.--On Monday night a man,
nan ed c.a Loen fell of the dock the foot Of MUIR
ray and rescued by some men 90 board the
& ambost Aiida which was lying there at the time.
RrsruFD DRowrire GA man named Koran Floo.
!, . ia a tate Of temporary arrangement at III o'clock
Wednesday night jumped into the dock at the foot Of
Thirty .Grh street East and rescued from
watery grave by citizen named Milo Hinton, who took
b ! IN 70 TIL Eighteenth ward station house.
Tn Err cas- or FIGHTINe "Wednesday, man named
Edward brown while lighting in the Park. mutilated his
nger severely that he had TO be taken to the hospital