The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-04
CITY Intelligence.

Tar Misunderstanding morning opened very fiue,
but not SO warm as the preceding day-Slturday
The dSy was more pleasant for country excursions
OWING TO calm and mild atmosphere. The thermometer
at the iEaALp Building ranged thus At noon IL deg
AT r. 81 II deg; ST NJ. 7O1s deg The night ap.
preached with warm healthy AMI an 2pear-
ance CT continued fine weather.
Boar LoAD-rHArFIc NEw YoaK.-At about
o'clock Friday npg as the people resident
IN DrooLyn returning their various avocatons
in this city slight Interruption occurred Fulton
ferry in The starting of a boat The human tide came
poulIg down. all Fastening home supper. and delay
would be heard IF In few minutes the boat started
ana she took in safety nearly eleven hundred per-
IONS, ell Of whom bad accumulated at the landing 10
snort space OF time This fact conveys only slight
idea n the imnense numbers fudng employ ment in
New ork The extent of Ferry tfac aud the abo.
Int necessity of healthy outlets. such brooklyn
also proves the superiority OF our river boats.
TTf MAIHF LIQUOR Law FLOATING HoME NEW
xoNEtFs THE officers Of the Fourth ward made report
yestcruoy-snD5aythn they found two barrels OF liquor
floating ~ the riyer at late bou. of Saturd night
The Temperance party need despair for If This b.
voluntary sacrltce made ~ moment when the ~hig aud
democratic convention governed much by
aTinks Z We may eattly presume that Neal Dow aud
sam ioustcn VII be more powerful in the for
tie sdertisl chair THAN either Pierce Scott Btr-
reis iru Of liquor floating in the river At New York i
rare sisnt inaeed.
s RoUs STAGE ACCIDENT As Mrs Barlow a laiy re-
tl9nE az No 81 Wot Nineteenth street. getting
& one of the Of the Eighth railroad attend
ed by two Of her children upon the evening of Saturday
last child ogs about eight years Knocked down
and Kan over by stage No 645 Of 0'keeies line The
ioy susoin.d fracture OF the base of the sEul An
officer Of the Sixteenth ward picked him up and CON
veyed him 10 Eosenmuers drug store. where ne
covered sufficiently 10 proceed to his home Tie was
lingering yesterday ana some hopes of his recovery
were entertained Officer Eeayapy rade a report TO the
eec. tba lie the and that the driver Of
the stage not 70 bsme having done ali he could to
prevent ht accident also to assist the child after the
unfortunate collision.
AcCmErT Al a BuiIprsG--A laborer named James
Giahsin at work upon the building Broad
way ano Liberty stIevts accidentally fell from the high
est portion the walls 10 the ground Saturday evening
last lie sustained some serious injuries hoh extcr
and internal and being unable to move officer Carm5dy
~ TIE second ward, TOOK him home to No Gil Cross
rect.
AtcipENrs "A man, named Robert McMar whist
walking upon the bridge at the South ferry gridsy
evening made false step and fell into the water lie
Wa rescued from drowning by officers Westhermere and
Denton OF the First ward
A man named AbIabsm Doremus was accdently
Sucked Gown by an express wagon at the OF
MAIDEN lane and broadway, Friday night. lie was
good uezl bruised aud the police officers of the Second
waid TOOK him TO DR.. Kings store, where he at.
tended 10.
SUDDEN DTATHCoroner Ives was notified ON Thursday
morning TO hoid an inquest upon tue body of woman
nanta Mey Muien who died very suddenly in her bed
at four o'clock same morning She retired in her ueua
health and az that hour her husband found her dea,
beside L.m.
DEsrH FROM lSURIEs THE SPINE Coroner Ives i
notified 10 hold inquest at the City Hospital upon h,
body Of fai or named Mathew 0Bren who died earl,
on Friday morning from the effect OF injuries which
reserved Few Gays ago at the hands persons b,
whom nc was attacked. The case may prove very seri
Gus upon investigation
l. u the Ninth Regiment-Irsh Vounteers-ntend cele
bfatng iber second annual target excursion staten
Island upon next Monday. The company will be under
the conn ana OF Captain r. d, Kelly.