The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-12

as follows during the day AT noon 80 degrees st
Of four and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon suffoca
ting air almost every body TO sleep. At0P rain
night This refreshing cleared away the strata
of heated air which hoated At the Same time
the various nuclei Of dirt forming since our last rain
were dispersed and every indication is giveneleyen,
nghtthat every body may go out and enjoy themselves
to-day Half past eleven, still rains with the air very
hot.
THr Fulros FrRRr-A NEW BoAr--The proprietors |
of this ferry in their anxiety for public accommodation
boat upon the line This boat is called the Fulton and
for build finish decoration and convenience is worthy of
the She Is of the construction. aud pretty
much the dimensions the other boats upon the
ferry. Her hull was built by Mess Burtiss and Nor
gan Of Brooklyn her engine fitted up at the Morgan
Works; ana all the joners work done compa-
ny. under the direction Of Mr.. Collins The boat is |
painted white inside and the divisions Of the panels with
the window frames Of oak. The ladies cabin is lux
urantly cushioned with crimson velvet cushions The
tops Of her pilot houses painted Of light blue and
each is surmounted by eagle with spreading wings
Her name. Fultonn large letters Of geld
In front of each pilot house She commenced yesterday
and ran her regular turns during the Day Consderns
with the greatest The national flag was hoised fon
staff, and her own flag Of an II surrounded with
stars foated from the other.
Gross FRAup.-CAUToN TO THE PUBLIc.-We have to
caution the public against the swinding operations OF
set Of well dressed fellows who going through the city
selling article purporting to be Eau de Cologne |
The vile stun of the exact color of Cologne water put
up in regular shaped bottles, with stamped cork, and
well executed label On opening the bottle the defrauded
buyer finds a smell any thing but agreeable We would
advise the public not TO buy from any itinerant hawker
unless permitted try the arce and if it is found to
such have described to curtaA the travels Of the
vender by handing him over to an officer.
VIOLENT AssAuLr.-As a named Martin Bree was
walking along Orange street Friday evening, he was
struck violently upon the head with club, by some per-
unknown. Officer Rker of the Sixth Ward took
him to the Station House. where the wound dressed
by Doctor Simmons.
Fms ALARM.-An alarm Of fire caused yesterday
evening at six O'Clock owing to the exploding OF small
key Of brandy the cellar under the dining saloon Of
Lien Bros OF Pearl and all streets II APP
pears the keg had leaked for days Yesterday the
Messrs Liensman had person repair It. and light
being incauously brought in contact with brandy,
1t exploded and set fire to other things around IL was
extipgushed with trifing damage
THE TORCH. LIGHT Proc EssIoN.--No demonstration
could off with ecia greater credit than this
procession given by the Fire Department Of Albany In
honor OF Mazeppa Engine Company NO - Oh TINS city
and children, were out to witness the display The hrs
works well got and everything passed on TO the
satisfaction Of oil parties.
FATAL ACCIDENT A lad named Joseph Gender, whose
parents reside Eighteenth street and Ninth avenue
over yesterday morning by carriage with two
horses attached, in Hudson street. near Canal lie died
in two hours afterwards Coroner Ives is notified to hold
inquest 1t is not known yet, if blame is to be at
tached to the driver.
AccipENrs-As Hugh Gday, laborer was employed
in excavatng cellar Of Houston street and Bow
cry Friday evening the earth suddenly cayed in and
considerably injured before he could be exrcated
Officer Lying of the Fifteenth Ward, took him home to
No 1897 Twelfth street The fence surrounding Rey-
nodss coal yard in Cross street gave way suddenly,
Friday and of it fell upon three four
children who were passing at the time Captain Brennan,
of the Sixth Ward hastened to the spot and rescued
| them with trifing injury
DEATH OF AGED CITIzES.-Joseph Girsud. ESD,
highly respectable inhabant of this city died yesterday
morning, in the seventy first year of his age
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Strive, the undersigned lamp lighters of the Twen
tieth ward having article in your paper OF Sep
10th stating that Hangan OF the Police reports
the lamps scarcely lighted in his district Knowing
that report to be entirely and also knowing said
Capt Hanigan TO have made such reports before which
rfxuta call al
matter and threw the blame Of such reports some Of
the policemen under his command we stand ready to
produce proof III called UPON that the lamps regu
ary lighted when ordered by the head Of the Lamp De-
rartment.
| $50 Thirty first street. John Typay, es Thirty fifth
street, Michael Dee. 269 Tenth avenue; Anthony Ken
street and Eighth avenue; John Muln 1sl Thirty third
street, john w Throop Fortieth street and Broadway
Theatrical and Musical.
evening is one that will be sure to draw an immense
house The entertainment will commence with Sheridan
Knowles beautiful play Of the Hunchback" in which
Mr. Eddy will the character Of Master Waiter
Miss Heron that of Julia; and addition to the stock
company Miss Emeline Raymond as Helen The amuse-
ments will terminate with the Bottle Imp"
BRoApwAY THEArRE-Mr Collins. the distinguished
Irish comedian and vocalist who has been playing round
of his favorte characters during the past week with
for another week The pieces selected the Sol
der of Fortune, and Irish Genius in both Of which
admired songs All will conclude with the farce Of Good
for Nothing
NImo's GAnpEs-The accomplished actress and pleas
ing vocalist Madame Anna Thllon, who is greatly ad
mired her abilities and fascinating expression will
appear tomorrow evening" in the opera OF the
Mrs Meader and other artists celebrity The house
doubt will be crowded as this Is favorte opera and
the company being composed of very good artists oge
Their with the and attention which Nibo pays to
| the patrons of his establishment.
| Burrows THrArRE-The amusements at this estab-
comedietta called, "Our New Lady's Maid, in which
Messrs Fisher. Johnston. Mrs Skerrtt and Mrs Dyott
viii appear The orchestra will discover melodious
music, and the entertainments will conclude with Buck
stones comedy Of the Wreck Ashore In which Mrs.
J. Cook from the Adephi Theatre, London. will make
her debut as Alice All the star company will appear in
this piece Burton the prince Of comedians represent
ing the character of Marmaduke Magog.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-The drama entitled the Rose
q Ettrick yale.n with and beautiful scenery
viii the entertainments at this establishment
Mr. ", G. Jones appearing as wandering steenie,
celebrated artists In the other characters This will be
followed by the astonishing evoutions on the tight rope
The entertainments viii close with the pantome Of the
Millers" and the farce of the Negro Astrologer"
NEW York THEATRE. The Bateman Children, who
drawing large audiences, and whose hisronic abilities
have been much auded by the London papers, appear
to morrow evening in the petit comedy OF the Young
Couple Ellen Bateman sustaining the character OF
Charles de Bonville and Kate Henrietta de Vigny
In the Of the evening the Misses Bateman will
dance their admired Minuet de la Courn The succeed
ing piece will be thelfarce of the Spoiled Chidn and
the performances will terminate with the farce of TAX
ing by Starm.i
wALLAcx's LYcEuM--Tbis select place of amusement
presents for the Amusement of its patrons, to
evening, ne comedy Of the Heart Ache in which
Blake Lester, Rea, Reynolds Mason Mrs Cramer Mrs
auckland and other artists of celebrity, win appear
Miss Malvina very excellent dansuese, will dance
Pas Militaire' aud the entertainments will terminate
With the farce of the Boarding school, in which all
the talented members Of the company will appear
From the great Of the performance of the
Gentleman the first night Of its performance-the
audience cheering throughout, every scene-it will be
repeated on Tuesday evening for the last time.
l METROPOLITAN HALL-Madam Alboni's third grand
concert this season, will take place Tuesday evening
next The programme contains variety Of musical
gems and from the enthusiasm which prevailed at the
last concert Is presumed tne attendance viii be
spectacle.
CASTLE GARpES.-Dodworths Cornet Band, who are so