The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-16
CITY Intelligence.

THE WEATHER at early morning yesterday was cold
with ftful gusty wind from the westward There
not any snow but piercing cold breeze The thermc-
meter at the Herald building rangedat noon 42io at
3P. NJ, 12o; at 2. NJ ;, 4lo Night calm, colA with
indication Of srow.
The NV YoRK TyPoGnApHcAL sociETv-Ths men,
bers of this society have resolved to celebrate Frankns
birth day the 18th OF January next by grand festival
the proceeds Of which will be applied In aid of the
Printers Library. usual The committee Of arrange
ebts for the festival will meet ut societys library
next Wednesday evening, when sub-com nittees
will be organized 1t Is proposed to make the festival ons
Of the best Of the Several important alterations
have we believe made In the constitu OF the
society The widows Of deceased members viii, hero
after be allowed forty dollars year and husband ON
the death Of bis wife will receive twenty dollars This
advance the rate Of benefits is said to be justified by
the prosperity Of the society aud has been adopted with
a view to increasing Its usefulness.
Tpy LrcTuar srAsor-The Hon Horatio Seymour,
the Governor elect will deliver lecture to morrow even
ing before the Mercantile Library Association Mr..
Thackeray,s lectures win commence on rndsy eVeans
The Rev Mr. Hudson will lecture this evening at tho
BrookIyn Institute lie takes for his subject Henry the
Fourthn and from the wide field Of historical and bio
graphical information which the period of that reign pre-
sens and the known talent Of the lecturer expect
most entertaining and useful popular dispay.
FArAL Errrcr or ALARM FrRE The Coroner held
an inquest yesterday afternoon at the City Hospital,
upon the body Of Anne Daily who died there from the
effect ofiuJuries which she sustained by Jumping from
the third story window OF house which was on fire, In
West Twentieth street. during the past week. The
husband Of the deceased we lived In No 1873 West
Twentieth street Wednesday last there fire, at
night in the grocery store underneath where lived
we awoke by the tumult outside we came down
the fourth story the third where the flames met
rushed to the window OF the third story in the
frenzy Of the deceased she slipped from my grasp and
fell into the in back Of the house five children and
myself got down safe Dr. James Cooper-The deceased
was admitted upon Thursday morning she grew worse
got insensible and died yesterday Sunday post
moftem examination revealed fracture OF the !ss
thigh fracture Of the pelss and congestion 2, h'
brain the injuries in my opinion, caused ne, % us VA
Verdict accordingly. Deceased was native Oh ioaA
| aged forty five years
| T,nrs-Tbe alarm of fire az O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing was caneed by the carelessness OF tne ns !, 49, 49,
house No. 277 Water street 10 seems ss tha cavs-sr
rac,d lchted lamp 40 to bed tnse .ns
ef Il caught re The flames were exsiossnes "isnous
sns ao 49,. - Wy ,ht o,clock on Sunday evening" thrcc
tacss OF hay .bch bad been built In Seventy as
49,, rstwecn The Eighth and Ninth avenues and wsrs
s.ree. A. Jsmeg Cannsli were destroyed BY hse.
smay s;e valued n $500 There u scare " sng 10
4 ~ .s...ss - 49, o.4G .-s aAsA.