The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-07
City Intelligence.


GRAND LODGE OF Opp FELLows.-At the annual
sion Of the R. w. Grand Lodge held In their ROOM Odd
Fellows Hail. on Thursday evening, the following mem
bsrs were elected as Grand Officers for the ensuing
year.
Grand Master-J r. Weltsee, of Lodge PSI.
D. @. Master-E. H. Howell, Of Lodge $50.
Grand Warden-R G. Willard Of Lodge o.
Grand Secretary John J. Davies, ofLodge J.
Grand Treasurer-Mat Bird. Of Lodge ~.
Grand Rep to G. L. U. States-Andre Froment, OF
Lodge 49,
The Grand Lodge then adjourned to Tuesday, the 18th
instant when the shove officers will be duly installed
ARREST OF A SUSPECTED BuRoLAR.-A man named John
r. Patterson fo1nd at two o'clock yesterday MORN
ing the house Of Mr. Myers Forty street
Ninth avenue Mrs Myers gave the alarm and ne was
geant Post, of the Nineteenth Two skeleton keys,
Hle, and Jenny were found on him. He would, no
doubt have robbed the house.
A sAnoR's SERMON. IN SAILOR SrrLE-The eminent
sailor apostle fatber Taylor of Boston, preached
ceent to the Of the clipper ship Sove
port for San Francisco on wednesday last Everything
being right and trim on the previous Sunday Mr. Taylor
went aboard and gave the boys right down good lee
ture lie exhorted them to always 60 on board ship
manfuy make their bargains, enter their proper
and right and then stick to their bargain aud do
their work. and avoid grumbling No fighting under
false colors in ether mems names and no growing.
growing sal never does good Sign the article and
then stand to your word am proud OF this ship She
first kissed the wayes in Boston harbor and she took
her captain thee-be you also proud OF her Only am
now always stick in the mud should wish to be with
YOU Look ut the ship you in-see her masts
her yards and her skysa Be proud OF her and do not
tarnish her by misconduct have been at sea more
years than most Of youth whaers, merchantmen and
men of war-and can 60 again my country calls and
prove that fight for sailors rights ut the gun as well
as in the pulpit. Good bye The prayers of your
fathers mothers and sisters, with prayers, 20 with
you. Will you dsappoint them? No no, no. This is
but faint outline of the address, Father Taylor be-
slowed high encomium upon the builder Of her MI
Donald Mckay The congregation dispersed at p. NJ,
pleased, and we hope benefited
THE LATE CALAMITY THE TASEY.-ONE THE
BODIES RECOVERED Coroner Ives yesterday held an in
quest at Whitehall dock on the body OF Thomas Jack
son aged So years native of Ireland who to bis
death by the upsepg of the cutter fancy,
the bay on Tuesday last The body was picked up at
the yesterday and brought to he city The de-
ceased was the qualermaster board the unfortunate
vessel MIR Nicholas Austin first lieutenant of the
testified before the coroner ms to the
which struck the vessel that occasion the full part
cuaIs of which published the day after the occur
renee. Mr. Austin testified to being on board at the
time and carried down with the vessel having re-
ceiyed serious bodily injury and has been unable to do
duty since his right hand having been disabled The
jury returned the folio wing verdict:"rhat the deceased
came to his death by being drowned from the revenue
cutter fancy in consequence Of her being capsized on
Tuesday, the third of August by sudden flaw Of wind
in the bay, Between Governors and Staten Island.n
PunIrc TAxrs-The following is the amount of the
cepts at the tax office during yesteday Friday 9Th inst
Three hundred and eighty four thousand two hundred
and forty-tw dollars and ninety one cents.
DEATH ny DRowSISG.-Coroner Ives held inquest
yesterday. at Beleveu Hospital on the body OF lad
pemed Michael Moran, who accidentally drowned on
Thursday evening by falling into the river from the pier
at the foot Of Twenty fifth street East river The pa
the deceased live the of Twenty sixth
street and First avenue.
TIE WFATIrER-The thermometer Mt the HERALD
BUILDING ranged as follows yesterday At noon, ~
degrees at =. NJ 81 deg at 5 p. NJ, 10 deg. The
morning was hazy and cool from an early hour up to s
O'Clock. from this hour to noon the sun shone out
and the day became hot Hhe evening set In mildly and
with appearance OF continued heat The rain OF Wed
Desoay has been most beneficial the crops and
agricultural friends very thankful for it. 1t has also
been most refreshing to our pent up citizens.
THE EASTERN DispENsARy, New YonK.-The following
is the report of this institution for the month of July
The patients attended to at this Office were -
Males ................ ................... oSl
- 1867
Attended at their own dwellings
fCmales.. isf
yaccinated .................... .... %
Total. .......................... 196s
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