The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-15
CITY Intelligence.

Saturday evening closed with dark heavy eaden color
ed eky, and biting cold-but not hgh-wiDa. Toward
midnight there murmuring westerly breeze which
increased and blew heavy gusts before daybreak
Yesterday morning opened with dry, but piercing
cold air and the morning advanced, the clouds
thickened head, portending storm. At quarter
u O'Clock in the forenoon slight particles Of be-
gan to fall and continued to descend until noon They
quite small, distinct and hard forctelng the ad
vent of more heavy fall. The wind northwest A
little before O'clock in the afternoon,
down. but it almost mperceptibs The thermometer
at the Herald Building ranged AT noon 401l deg;
at p NJ, 391z deg; at P. NJ, 40 deg. During the
evening the air calm clear and cold Night frosty,
sky heavy, with wind west northwest and shifting We
may expect snow storm soon.
The LADIES' HOME MISSIONARY sooErY-PRwArE
LrBEKALrrY.-Mr. Walter E. Hardinge, the proprietor
Of Metropolitan Hall, has, offered its free to the
ladies Of the Home Missionary Society," for the pur
pose Of celebrating their ninth annual anniversary
therein and also making . demonstration in favor
Of the cause. Miss Imosen Mercein, corresponding
secretary Of the society has replied In the most grateful
terms to the communication OF Mr.. Hardinge .centino
his offer and fixing the 9th o pe6enbAf next az th.
day upon aicn the ladies will avail themselves Of his
n~any. At their last anniversary the society raised
81 600 In one evening chiefly in consequence Of having
the use Of this splendid hall.
An EXTENSIVE HAuL-A CIDER SPREE, CoScRAruLA-
IIoN.-upon last Saturday evening cartman, named
Henry Bray. was employed by colored man unknown
North river to the foot Of Catherine slip after Bray had
proceeded distance the officers police found that
the cider had besn stolen from Mr. D. Baker Of No
South street The matter was laid before Justice Os
borne who ordered to be returned to that gentleman
Did there exist any connection between the decision Of
Justice Paine and the abstraction Of the cider Judging
from the husky "ya, yas' which pervaded the court,
and the eversh excitement which the ooiOred ladies' en-
dured 1t Is more than probable that cider spree with
Bray.
The FESTIVAL AT TAMsrAsY HALL-The democracy Of
full election results throughout the City and State in the
most ardent but moderate and becoming manner Clubs
sought hsw they could best testify their delight at the
triumrhan success of national principles. We have
had cannon booming in the Park and upon the Battery
end Still the unterrifed not satisfied at isolated
personal or district displays and to night they deter
Young Mems Democratic Club will hold grand festival
there at seven o'clock The Honorables Horaio Soy.
Governor elect James Shields and Daniel Dick
inson, with many others will attend.
BURNED TO DEArH.-The Coroner held an inquest at
no SS street upon the body Of the boy James
day evening reported in Of yesterday
Ing Margaret 0'Ns mother Of the boy deposed as to
@ 1s ss in the 70
dead in the evening" the skin burned off him from
head to foot James Collins boy gave evidence Of his
shells he immediately fell in and witness and inform
ed the men. Edward Gibbings and James MLane work.
kiln, testified that several loads Of shells had boon
dumped down into the kiln few hours before that the
men were not working there ct the time did they see
deceased that they warned away all boys coming in
there had been gate there but It was stolen the kiln
eighteen or twenty feet above the level Of Norton
street. The jury rendered verdct-death from being
suiocated BY falling into the lime kiln Of Mesms Donald
on Morton near Washington street. The jury are Of
opinion that the passage to the kiln should be
gate and recommend TO the Coroner TO take such steps
in the premises Is he shall deem ht. The boy was
native Of Canada
DEATH FROM SOUTHERN FEvER.-An inquest was held
yesterday afternoon on board the ship Drigo,
from Savannah lying ct the foot of Pine street. upon the
body Of man named Frank Condor, who died Friday
night after the return passage Arthur Hide first mate
testified a. to the symptoms Of his Illness and the jury
rendered verdict Of death from Southern fever De-
ceased was native Of Ireland aged twenty -four years
Another inquest was held yesterday at No l5washing-
ton street upon the body Of Louis Bggo an Italian
who died rather suddenly Friday night after continued
attack Of piaesis puinonaiis. Verdict accordingly.
DEArn PROM SMALL Pox.-Coroner Ives held an in
q switzerland sssd years who was taken III
about week ago, and in few days was covered with
small pox, Of which she died Saturday morning After
hearing the testimony Of her husband yiator Borsr the
jury returned verdict Of death from small pox.
ATTEMPTED IrcENpIARlsM.-An attempt was made at
late hour Saturday night, by persons unknown
to set fire to the small frame building No Ie3 Thir
teenth street The imouldering flame discovered,
moot fortunately In time TO be extinguished with very
trifng damage.
REscUEp PROM DROWNING. man. named Brapks 40.
cidenally fell in the river foot Of Robinson street AZ
late hour Saturday night He rescued from drown
ing ~ the exerton Of citizen. named John CLARK
ssed by officers Wright and Ottinygen, Of the Third
ward.
SUDDEN ILLNEss.-0ncer Pousson. OF the Seventeenth
ward found cartman, named Merrith, lying In stable
In Allen street Saturday night In very feeble and pros
uAts condition from some cause or other. He was
brought to the station house and from thence Bsvue
hospital, BY medical direction.