The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
city Intelligence.

rap HAnlrm RA,LnoAp-- Tur Cry TaAcx.--0trict re-
sulatons repaired this road other wise limbs WIZ
b broken lives lost Several days since one OF tne
email cars smashed between two heavy New Haven
freight trains in Centre street and but for the presence
mind Of the driver Of tho city oar several passengers
would have been ssriousy Injured, not killed About
seven O'Clock last evening, heavy freight car Wa
cut Of Canal street at very rapid rate aud within
IN see OF collision with II oar nearly full Of pas
rerrs Nothing but the OF the driver Of the
latter in urging his horses to full speed saved It and Its
inmates There appears to be great deal Of careless
ness In the management Of the New Haven trains In
tuning the curves and the wonder Is that few acci
dsnis Some the drivers the large ap-
pear perfectly reckless they lock upon the ANAL city
bits Of wood the track that ought to be brushed of
10 The small should have plenty Of time TO
turn tho for the like 30 many small
stations for along tho track The steps of the
small CARS too should have backs to thsm to prevent
psssneers fessfrom slppng through in jumping on the
platform.
MORsK's AMERICAN gTELxoRAPH-NEw Yeax, ALsAny
BUFFALO LINE The oGice Of this old established
and popular lire lately been removed from thu
occupied by 1t for tbs last four years In No is Wall
street. TO the eastern basement Of the and magni-
Acent building just erected the Of
Broadway and Wan street The company have rparsd
expense 10 placing the whole line In thorough
order, have renoysd many OF their Offices to the
central and accessible parts OF cities and which
stations established AID thoroughly sysematxed
their methsd Of transacting business to afford
every psssibs facility for promptness nnd accuracy In
ct thing In their power has bsen done to make
their dunn II teegTsf bio commune OF tho
host permanent and ullalipg OF any In the United
States.
THE WEATHER ANOTHER Snow sroRM Yesterdaywe
had exceediseIy dssareeSole weather all day long The
eky was overcast and lowering and there prevailed
cold psefcing damp windevery thing betokening the
approach of q snow storm. About six O'Clock In the
evening" commenced to pretty heavily, and con-
tnued up to late hour last night, when the grouna
was covered with to tho depth OF two or three
ncbes To- day, We expect to hear thu merry sleigh
bells once more.
FIsArse IN THE About half past ten o'clock
Tnursdsy night. officer Powdsry found James Far
roll fighting at the Of Thirty eighth street and
Tenth avenue, with another who ,ceeded Ia
escapiBg from the policeman. On arriving at the
Twentieth ward station houee it discovered that
Farrell had received two very wounds With
cut abe at two inches ia length immediately the
juguar vein. Dr. Hardencroos called 10, who dress
cd the wounds, and recommended TO have him sent
hore to Tenth avenue, near Thirty eighth street
broke cut Ia the fourth stsry Of house No 80 Ola Slip
occupied By @ Wildes as tin shop The ire depart.
Dent being promptly on the spot, the hTo extiu-
guishsd with but trinipg damage
DIED CHoI MoRBus In consequence Of some
supcious circumstance atto ding the de ath of Mrs
May Cullen tho Coroner proceeded terday to rves
gate tho when the following affidavit made by
Dr. James McCaury. :" attended Nay Cullen In her
last Illness o. No lt9 Change street. she died without
doubt Of cholera morbus think abe was vel treated
By her hubbard do not believe be had sught to do
concerning her death -
ACCIDENT sdey afternoon, about three O'Clock
Edward OBrien fell down the hatch Of cehoousr, lying
ct Pier No, North river, and aisooatei his hip Ho
was taken to the City Hospital By policeman oCounor
AotIpSnr-0n Wednesday evening q young man.
named Larey residing in East Brooklyn, fell into the
Of houie No 80 Leroy street. aud received q
pound fracture OF the skull He taken the Ninth
ward station house where prs Henry and Page dressed
the wound, after which no was conveyed to the City
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