The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-21

braces sad ous knee Much aisio we courss excited
but orr reporter did not hrar % sny berg sjursd
CnIn urovfa ArD KUN --ffe Ccconer held an
nqUet yen,erGay op0n the body Of infant child of
hrs 6lhvt g. upiit Of Essex street which lost ts Life
~ being run over saturday evening H appears that
Ahs MotbtE sit he ChiId which year AM half
od sitng on the front of her place OF residence,
nnd went across the street grocery store; the
unknown 70 it, mother followed her io,o the street.
shefe II was run over by horse and wagon had
gs terribly maDgied The of the wagon on seeng
Nnst he had dono whipped up his horses and soon
out oil sight ana though dsen has since bssr
made for the fellow he bas pet capped detsoion
The little sufferer tasen 70 the house ts PARENTS
where it died Sunday night. Tho Jury rendered q
verdict Of death by fracture OF both legs caused by be-
ing run over by wsgos driven by person or per-
soAs 20 them unknown.
FA1AL AccIpkrr 10 CsiLD-- BEwARE oF 0rEr WINDOWS
The Coroner yesterday held inquest at No I04 Pitt
street upon the booy Of child aged -four yesr ol
Mira Hone, residing vt tho above number Tho poor lii
fellow lost bis life that morning by falling from the afh
story OF The buioing to the basement. verdict Of
accidental Death was rendered by the jury.
EALL o. a LAPGr -yrPaEaEprsrEp Casr o.
foREs'cur is rarely our DUG TO record any oircum
stance of within ahs city ny which hu-
nsn lite p ascrye0 but IL nppears shat some realty
exorcisso III the oac o tue largo bsck chimney OF Mr.
hnVws CID sugar house fcot Laiht street tho long
impending ali OF which took plecc yesterday morning,
about six O'Clock may be suppoeed with awfei oIas
The sugar house 10 Elf weeks tincc destroyed
By fire, and this chimney, about hundred feet high
left towering aloue. quite unsupported nor was it
possible to prop rae soaoldtng There svi-
Gent signs OF giving way and separation betwceEth
bricks and mortar and strange to cay By degree of
foresight which really deserved to be recorded pro-
csaent this danger observed In the proper quarter
in ue TO prevent loss Of lite The vessels lying the
:he immediate vicinity of the tottsring mass were
ay warned ana to eaye the- houses to avoid
the otherwise inevitable destruction Dirng the night
moreover watch vaS kept in the street and
should stranger hapiy stray,
Where caution kept the guarded way"
he too warned the peril No injury wac therefore
DONE save the blockade formed in West street
aud which few days labor will be to remove
ArrHMrr TO Cossir su,ciDr John Heidbxer. Ger
terday morning to destroy himself by jumping into the
East river, foot Of Thirty ninth street lie was,
however, rescued by officer 0at, Of the Nineteenth
ward and taken TO the station house where he
yided for.
FnEE Eyvrlsa ScHooLs--The free evening scicols
throughout the city under the direction Of the Board Of
EducatoD opened ast evening and will contnue open
for the term Of fourteen weeks These schools the
reception Of thoe who prevented by their avooatons
from attending the public ward schools; and hitherto
ths number Of pupils has attested the appreciation the
advantages afforded numerous cas Of the rising gone
ration by the institutions.
MILITARY AND TARGET EXERCISES
Several companies turned out yesterday target
practice having fortunately selected the finest weather
have had for days for their sport The Presi
dents Guard, Captain Jon, attached to, part Of
Company Il, Eleventh regiment passed the Herald |
office about seven o'clock, their return fiom East
The Clinton Guards, attached to the Clinton Ilose
Company No II, were all out, mastering about forty
accompanied by large number Of invited guests
and headed BY six boys bearing torches &c Shell
usual cheered them their march by their martial and
scientific music.
Tho Robertson Guards, accompanied by Adkins
Washington Brass Band, passed the HERALD Office yes-
terday evening their return from target practice
They numbered thirty four muskets
ADunerous band ot aspiring youthful sharp
frt East brooklyn terming themselves the /" Indc
pendent Guaran made halt in our city yesterday
tbtr way to staten Island for similar excursion The
Gu;ui i formed from members Of ysiious fire
y,sni. in Brooklyn nearly 8ll very young
II there nD3 such specimens ut Immunity among
we vuuddtuy boys.n rney number III all about sixty,
ard mustered yesterday fifty mu-kets. They were |
dressed in iireuens shirts with plain black belts aud
cloth caps Tho Brooklyn Brass Rand accompanied |
thefa aud they made creditabe and promising appear
ance
The ''Pho Dix Guard = Capt. Richard III Welch at |
taceLto the Phoenix Hose Company No, 22 proceeded
to st Romans Well, Flushing, ami had fine time.
They numbered thirty five muskcts and brought home
target we'll rddled The wing prizes awarded
viz = la splendid sword, to James G Smith PA gold
pencil and pen, to James Kirk: ga silver goblet,
to Thomas r. Young; "A gold lockct to Sergeant |
Martini IA set OF silver spoons to j Smith Ca gold
pencil case to Lieut. Eberhard "A gold pencil
William Grsss. SA pencil case. TO Lieut. +. yancott;
ga breast pin, to William Wallace 10A gold ring, to
George Glaste la pair Of silver butter knives; IA
five dosr hat, to John DIXON THIS guard accom-
panied by Scebles National Brass Band, who in pass
ing Office, played the phoenix Guard Quickstop' in
fine stylp