The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-01
CITY IntelliRonca.


TIE wEArnrR.-rhe heavy rain OF Saturday niskt;.
which continued up to early yesterday Sunday
ing had the effect of clearing away the heavy fog whIo
hung around us upon the previous days We then sx-
pereDced the warmth of the direct rays OF the sun with
the pleasing influence OF an equalized temperature The
Thermometer at the HEa.LD building ranged-At noon
"A deg at3 ? NJ 74la deg at P. N "a deg The
day exceedingly nne al through ana anticipated
by the rain did not the precursor Of settled
storm The evening oloed in with the balmy air Of
spripg and nine O'Clock at night there every al.
pearopce OF fine weather for time longer ittio
after The sky became cloudy, and we had a slight
spripkng Of rain but did appear likely to become
heavy.
Boy Losr-we beg to call the attention Of the police
officers and that OF readers generally, to
Advertisement, In another column relative to y boy
named John Dougherty who has been missing for some
time Information regard ny his fate would alleviate the
great mental anxiety OF his father.
EmioHAsr DEeTiruTIoS A man named Edward Jen-
bins was found lying upon the pier No. 81 East river
Saturday night in apparently dying condition. Officer
jackson, OF the Second watd, by whom he found,
took linn TO The office of the Emigration Commissioners.
FREs-Atesht clock on Saturday night are broke
out in frame building situate In the Of the house
No. SO GarsevooIt street owned by Mr. Getty and
cupied as hat mandatory by Mr. T. 9. Newton. 1t
ragged for time with much violence, destroying the
building entirely also all the stock and tools contained
in it. The estimated loss upon tools and stock is calcu-
lated at 81 00O There ut time danger that the
flames would communicate to the surrounding build
pgs they fortunately extinguished with the loss
of some wooden stabling OF little value. There no
in ursnce upon TIL last nsmed property.
FIRE discovered about four o'clock, yesterday
Sunday morning in the third story Of the house No "a
Fulton street. 1t is occupied by Mr.. g. Fogg q bed
and bedding store and for moment there much
alarm least the flames would attain height by which
great destruction of property would be caused The fire
was fortunately extugushed with only slight damage.
The Iemen attended plumbers, also Captains Leo
nard Brennan Hopkins and Dtchet Of the police force.
slight fire occurred in the of the house No. SO
White street about twelve O'Clock Saturday night It
was extinguihed with little damage The cause Of its
origin is not ascertaned.
FiRE DEPARTMENT The block Of marble presented by
the Fire OF the national Washing
ton monument will remain at Castle Garden for the
animation of the public free of charge until Friday, 5th
instant when 1t will be shipped 1t Is beautiful piece
of sculpture, and well worth seeing
SERIOUS AcorpISr IN RuSSiNe TO FIRE During an
alarm OF fire, at about eight o'clock Friday evening"
young man named Henry McAnnalIy, residing at No.
lbl West Fifteenth street slipped and fell at the corner
with hose carriage No i2 Before he eoud rise or recovsr
the carriage passed over him and it his
body he sustained some serious not fatal internal in
jury Officers of the xteenth ward, asssted by
bers of the hose company conveyed him to the residence
OF hs father where medical aid procured but he still
lies in precarious situation
AccipEST-A child of about five years old belonging
to John Gatess was running about in Twenty seventh
street near Second avenue Saturday evening when
hay cart passed. bale accidentally rolled off and fell
upon the little one injuripg 1t severely Officer Carman,
OF the Eghtee nth ward took to the Bellevue Hospital
INqUE, DEATHS FROM INTEMPERANcE.--C Coroner
Ives held an inquest yesterday at the house No. 80
Thompson street upon the body of woman named Mary
Jane Rogers who had died there suddenly upon the pre-
vous morning 1t appeared from the evidence of Eliza
Fields that deceased woman in INDECENT crcum-
stances; that she had left the Aims House in May last
that she had been maintained by the family of the wit
since from charitable feeling and that she
incorrigbly incorporate that if she had any earnings,
she invariably drank the wages upon last Saturday
morning she had fit between nine and ten O'Clock,
when sitting in chair she fell forward and died in half
hour. Medical testimony given by Or. Dodge. Tho
jury returned verdict of death from intemperance The
deceased aged 81 years and native of Ireland
The Coroner held inquest ut the Seventh ward sta
ton house upon the body Mathew Grey who had BEEN
found dead in the doorway OF the house No 1874 Water
street, reported in the HERALD of Sunday morn
ing The daughter Of the deceased Anne Nc Annually,
examined and testified that he did not live with
her; that she knew nothing Of him. owing to his
OF uempeance; and that by chance she heard OF his
death. Witness had she said nothing against him but
his drinking verdict of g death from incompetence
and exposure y was returned by the jury
An inquest held yesterday at the foot Of 130th
street upon the body of unknown man, which
was found Saturday evening, floating in the
river near Msnhaitanvle Joseph r. Randolph proved
the fact Of finding and securing the body, by man
named ursm Parker. Decease ed was not known. Tho
Coroner describes the five feet inches high,
black hair dres ed with 6rab overcoat blue cloth dress
coat black craya cotton velvet vest white cotton shirt
figured dark pants and boots He had few tracts, and
copy of the Picdyune Of the 10th Of October In his
pocket
RESCUED FROM DRowNIEG.-As man named Thomas
Doherty walking upon the pier at Jones's slip at
late honr Saturday night he fell into the water and
would have been drowned 1t not for the exer0n Of
officer Colgan Of the Ninth ward, who rescued him.