The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-29

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FouNp DRowNEp-0n Wednesday afternoon, Captain
Warren Taylor Of schooner Benjamin Douglas Of Middle
town, Connecticut picked up the body Of unknown
man, in the bay ofsandy Hook, and brought him hero
yesterday shore where he was buried He was aman
o.bout thirty years Of age Ave feet six or eight inches
high, dark hair and whskers his face Was very much
bruised and showed marks Of violence. He peated
bosom shirt plaid cashmere pants dark satin vest black
mock coat and the inside pocket contained pocket book
with three dollar counterfeit BILL a brass night kew
and tin tobacco box and each Of the outside pockets
tanned large paving stone weighing five six pounds
each The Coroner held an inquest Thursday at the foot
OF Thrtieth street upon the body of unknown female
about twsntywo years Of found in the water at that
had dark brown hair She wore green dress with steel
buttons on 'front.' coarse linen chcise with the letters
a marked With red silk; CATERS and white stockings
ring In her The Coroner held at pier
NO. North river upon the body Of unknown female
Iound near that place verdict of death by
drowning under circumstances unknown to the Jury
rendered.
FArAL AocIpENr.-About ten o'clock on Wednesday
morning. John Kane eighty nine years Of whue
gagged In assisting In tearing down old frame building
in Madison avenue Twenty. sixth street. fell from
the top Of the building to the ground distance Of about
twenty fect and fractured his skull He Immediately
conveyed to his residence, No. liz West Thrty-frst
street by officers Rolf and Of the Eghtee nth
ward police He however died yesterday morning about
halfpast three o'clock from the effects of his injuries
AccdpENTs-About half past three o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon German, named Adam Houck residing at
No 80 Sheriff street. while driving wagon near Broome
street. was seriously injured by the breaking Of the for
ward axetree. He thrown out of the lighted
between the horses feet and received several kicks
the back Sergeant Ebbetts to his assistance and
had him conveyed home. On Tuesday afternoon man
named Daniel McCary, seriously injured by a bank
Of earth falling upon him in Sixteenth street. near Fourth
avenue He was taken to the City Hospital by officer
Grsvensten, of the Eighteenth ward police About half
past seven O'Clock, on Tuesday evening" Thomas Tobn
Tell down the hatchway of the ship Lady Franklin lying
at the foot Of Dover street. and sustained
luries and, in consequence, removed to the City
Hospital by the mate OF the vessel.
AcciDErr.-On Wednesday afternoon. a boy about
eight years Of age of officer Birdsa of the Eighteenth
ward police returning from school, and either leaning
against or was playing flag stones carlessly
placed on the sidewalk when fell upon him broke
bis thigh bone. He was taken home, where Dr. Harden
brook dressed bis leg
SUDDEN DEArH.-On Wednesday night, William Bro
ply residing in Twentieth street. within door two of
the Sixteenth ward station house died very suddenly
The deceased, while in his ROOM heard to scream
and Immediately after to fall tho floor Several mem
bers Of the family to the room found him in the
agonies Of death. The Coroner notified to hold
inquest
DESPERATE DRUING-On Tuesday afternoon two fe-
males were run over by stage No $780, driven by William
fortunately received only slight injuries They were re-
moved home by their friends.