The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-16


rHE wAAxnn-rBR INDIAN EonnER
Yesterday morning opened with sSar sky and cool
brssipg air Towards the son shons out brightly
ana for two or three hours aerards the day wss very
mild snd even warm considering the advanced period Of
the season The thermometer at the HERALD Building
rspged-at noon Az oegs at p. H., AN degs; at
+ ~ asy % ,s,y .os
chilly but dry The remarkably fine weather which has
prevailed such length Of time during this year has
been the subject Of very general comment Some learned
persons have attributed It's existence to merely length
ened but unusual extension Of the Indian summer
whilst others endeayor to explain it upon the basis Of
electrical and other versatile atmospheric influences
The GRAND jury AND THE RECENT DISTURBANCE
In accordance with the legal charge OF
Recorder Tiou to the Grand Jury, respecting the late
disturbance and violence which took place at Tammany
Hall short time since that body held special meeting
yesterday afternoon AT the Court OF Sessions in reference
to the violence perperated that occasion Amongst
the witnesses fubponed. noticed Mr. Augustus Sche
Mr. Jonas Philips. Mr. Norris Alderman Barr, and a
number Of oilers We suppose that the Grand Inquest
will order bin Of Indictment against the aggressors.
DEATH FROM IsrEmrEnAscE AND ExHAusruos.-
Coroner held inquest Tuesday afternoon, at No.
247 Eighth avenue ON the body of IN old map named
Edward 0'Nei who died suddenly in building
upon the premises the previous day Patrick Grimes
deposedKnew the deceased for three and half years;
last he left here in good health usual to look for
work be was brought home by Q man, who plsced
him, 1t his In the house where ne found
dead the man told me that O'Nen wanted me; delay.
ed fifteen or twenty minutes and my wife came up and
told me that she thought he was dead; went down.
and found him dead In the back house DR.. Liddell
testified to deceaseds appearance, revealed by post
m"iem examination The jury returned 9 verdict Of
death from exhaustion consequent upon abstinence from
fced and from bad habits Deceased was sixty seven
years Of age, and native OF Ireland
SUDDEN DKArH FROM DISEASE THE HEARr.-An in
street upon the body Of woman named Mary Meade
who died suddenly from disease Of the heart From the
evidence OF Ellen Meade, mother OF the deceased and
that Of johanna Buckley 1t appeared that the deceased
came to this city from Quebec in September last She
weakly since her sccouchment Friday last and
Sunday. when sitting in the bed, seized with
violent and sudden pain in the region OF the heart OF
Which she died in few minutes Verdict death from
land and aged twenty. three years.
FpE-A fire discovered Tuesday night in the house
No 15 Cherry street 1t would appear that 1t
the careleness Of Of tho inmates in placing
lighted candle in window, which set fire to the blinds
The flame communicated to the wooden cassme Mt,
and threatened to be serious at first. Sergeant Main
warpg, Of the Seventh ward by whom the fire first
discovered, succeeded In extinguishipgi it.
FIRE ALARM-At nine o'clock last night the City Hall
bell took up an alarm Of fire. from that at Essex market
In the Sixth district The frsmsn out but they
derstooe the alaJm was false.
THE HsroRIcAL socETY.-The second of the course
will be delivered this evening by the Rev. Dr. Hawks.
CHoKrp 10 DsArH.-Coroner Ives held an inquest
Tuesday evening at the house No 2i2 Seventh avenue,
upon the body OF woman named Ellen Dunno, who
sulocated at about II o'clock day by
q piece Of food sticking in her throlt After hearing
the testimony Of Sarah Warren and Eliza Farrelly to
the of the accident and the taken to
relieve the the jury rendered verdict Of death
by suocation from food whilst in the act Of swal
lowing the the 14h instant The deceased was
native Of Ireland, and was about thirty years OF
age.
OESIBus WAGON AccInENTs-As woman ad.
vaneed in years making effort to Broadway
fOm the Of Canal street Tuesday evening she
was accidentally knocked down by omnibus which
passing at the moment. She was bruised good deal,
and very much stunned officer R King, of the Fifth
ward took her to the City Hospital
A young lad named Conrsp, whose parents retide at
Ne Is Jacob street. down by horse and wagon
Tuesday afternoaS at the Of Pearl and Chat
ham streets. lie escaped with slight injury, and
taken home by officer Duffy, Of the Fourth ward
CRUFL ABANDONMENT INFANT--At about eight
o'clock Monday night Assistant Captain Fierty OF
the Sixth ward police found infant, Of only few
hours old yrg under the etoop Of the house No 81 City
Hall place The captain left at the Amshoase Office
In the Park.
CoRRrcTioy-At the inquest held on the 2dinst, upon
the body of child, named Mary 4. Rols, No. ii John
street. the verdict Of the jury death from convu
sions upon the 1st inst The child delicate for
time but not injured by being scalded reported
SUDDEN DEATH or CHILD The Coroneris notified 10
hold inquest to day the body of child Of Mr.
Lamb resting at No SO Charlton street. which died vcry
suddenly yesterday afternoon.