The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-18

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Vritsy) morning In tss s.siy nonins the wind lued
O'clock After this hour We hs1 heavy siy, with
thick hasy atussphere The day worm. The Their
mopstcr ss the Herald Building rAogsa = Noon 500;
pleasant evening sloppy streets warm sufocsting
sir. The wind Of rhu,sdsy nISht tore away some
part Of the city We heard that brick houses have
been insecure from ths combined effect Of the
rain end wind At en- advanced hour OF la' night the
air WAS calm and dry During the gale We have mon
toned fcbooper and chip ran Ashore near the Hook;
and the ship Windsor Fay, from Boston, stranded ct
about one O'Clock yesterday morning. on the homsr
Shoal, Long Island.
EEzuaE OF A VESSEL DEAD Boprrs on BoAnD--
The REsuREcTIoSins During Thursday evening infor
nation was conveyed to the Fourth wrd station mousse
to the effect that small lloop lying in the Walls
bout in the waters Of New York, which had five dead
bodies in the hands Of ectonists Captain
Dchett made cautious inquiry and having a,certained
that the information he to consult
with Coroner Ives upon the matter The coroner was OF
opinion that The vessel should be taken o. ana
Wogan and Knowles, Of the Fourth ward were mmsdi-
ately detailed upon this duty; but upon reaching the
soop they found her deserted and stuck fast In the
mud TIE officers took up their posts and ,et wGsch
for the night. SeaIchng The sloop they found the
three dead bodies packed up in as many large trunks and
is lying at Pier No. 80 East river During the
Ing Ives empapeled respectable jury, and pro-
substance the the above statement and verd:t
Of natural deathn returned In each There Is
doubt but the bodies taken by snatche for the
purpose Of SALE and that having suspicion Of the coming
search, they ran OF.
ANOTHER. AND ExrRAoRDISAnY ClsE.-On Tuesday night
last officer Wight CT the Third patroling
bis heat be found female child upon tho stoop of the
house No 30 Bar clay street 1t had paper pinned to
Its dress inscribed This child has been chrstened Jane
Emily and may Gods blessing be for on her. The
child as usual In such cases. handed to Mr. KEEL
osg, at the Aims house, an has bean duly cared for
since Yesterday morning parcel folded in white Pc;
To the Captain Of the Third district station house"
Upon removing the paper Captain Hopkins discovered
suspicious loobtpe tin cylindrical box with the lid per-
foratcd with small hole. to which cork had been ad
justea This parcel accompanied by letter written
In good but evidently digused hand Of which we give
. copy; 1.-The within property belongs to Jane Emily,
who Is perfectly legitimate child and Of respectable ps
rents the name and extraction Of whom will beif she
lives satisfactorily explained Please for the benefit of
interested parties take cognzance and record OF the
above facts may be productive Of great pleasure,
happiness and b. net conducive o. maSa 10y TO the
intended a means Of feeding the baby With milk,
in the absence Of repinDg mother Captain Hopkins
left the box ut the Aims house having filled with pure
milk.
FInE-At about o'clock Thursday evening fire broke
out in the second story Of the house No 220 Thireth
street. 1t originated in closet, and at time
alarming The occupants efthe house Mr. Edwa do and
his family assisted by Captain HRnngan and officer
Powers of the Eighteenth ward succeeded in extinEsh
rg it. with tring damage The cause OF the drc Ia I'M
known.
MosE RECKLESS DaIvrrG-SEnIous INJURY TO YouNs
LAp-Our paper daily teens with injuries and deaths
arising from the recklessness Of stage and omnibus
drivers and fear, numerous they that very
many which occur do not come before the public in
sequence Of the injured parties being taken to their
yate residences. One Of the worst of which
have lately heard, occurred at the of Leonard
street and Broadwa Thursday last 1t appears from
statement made the ors Office yesterday that
Thursday, young gentleman named Louis Hoffman,
about thirteen years Of age residing with his parents in
Beach street driven against by one Of Ward
YouDg's onnibuses, (No. 2l7) Michael Mulvy driver
The lad clung to the pole to himself from being
over and while in that position, the driver instead Of
stopping whipped his horses and the boy who obliged
to let The horses and vehicle then passed him.
breaking his ia two places and fracturing three Of
by gentleman who witnessed the transaction, and is
ttl suffering great agony The juries Of New York in
tried before Law have given most
exemplary damages in OF injury to the person. yet
it seems to have no effect upon the drivers.
OMsIsus ACCIDENTAL colorcd man, named Simon
Wilkins, knocked down and run by OF the
Broadway stages while attempting to the street. at
the corner OF Canal Thursday evening When taken up
foundto be seriously injured that he had to be
Conveyed to the City Hospital in cart He was in
charge of officers oara and McGuire Of the Fourteenth
ward
held inquest yesterday afternoon at the Essex Mar
kct prison upon the body OF q named Margaret
Smith. who found dead in OF the cells early in
the morning. Augustus G. Nell deposed-1 an police.
Of the Third district deceased brought here In
cart at about O'Clock; che intoxicated and wet;
placed her by the stove and she got and dry
che then put in the CELL she found dead there
this mornings che has been hero frequently In
temperate Dr. Lddel explained the app
presented upon dissection Of the body. Verdict death
from intemperapce The deceased was native Of Ire.
land and about thirty i've years Of sge.
DEATH FROM RAILROAD ISJUREs.-The inquest upon
the body OF Edward Morrison killed by injuries received
upon the Harlem Railroad commenced at the City Hos
pital
STREET LIN, ss.--A woman fell suddenly upon the
sidewalk Of the Bowery, at the Of Delaney street.
on Thurs day evening. She remained Ill that officer
schwab Of the Tenth ward had to convey her home upon
q cart
DANGERous BunpiSG Yesterday morning, informa
ton was conveyed to Mr. Gregg Fire Warden that the
house No 200 Water street had suddenly settled down.
and was in very dangerous condition Mr. Gregg i'm.
mediaely visited the premises, which owned BY Mr..
Jones Of No 2s Water street and found that the build
ing had feted down that the post supporting the
gders from the basement up had sunk into the ground
and become bent by the superintendent weight. The
building appeared in such dangerous position that Mr.
Gregg has given orders to the FIRE companies
1t until something Is done to render it more secure.
ADMISSION TO THE Bar We notice. among the gen
temen admitted during the past week to practice in all
the courts Of this State the name Of Mr. Henry H. Rice
for the last five years Of the deputy clerks OF the
Superior Courts Of this City and formerly composor
in the NEW YtRE HERALD Office