The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-08


the commandant OF the company splendid sword
valued 1t 500 III. presentation was nads By
Lieut. Underhih mpnpied with very appropriate
speech in the prtfence company and several In
vited guests among whs 'hs First Lieutenant Of
the Boston LaDcers Capt Creighton received the high
compliment rendered him. IN manner becoming eOl-
der and returned biz hear fell thanks for the honor dona
him In brief spetch which responded to with three
ing which the guests did ample justice TO- and the
whole affair went oil with the u<tAsst good feeling and
harmony We understand thai thi. sxeellenty disep-
lined company about making visit to Boston, on the
invitation VI the Boston iapcers.
The LATE SHooriNe CAsE-We noticed. in our edition.
Of yesferdsy n. circnmstanee Of young girl named
Twelfth street having been killed on the 9TH nse ~ be-
ing lhot by VIM. Moore Lao sixteen years old, whose
parents reide in the adjoining Loue The coroner yes
trday held inquest upnu body Of the deceaseds
but no evidsnce adduced showing any malice or ILL.,
will on the part Of tho lad towards he child 1t also APP
peared that the POI op he in at the time he
br d the pistol he could not have seen her The jury
rendered the following verct viz That the deceased
TO her death BY the dir charge oil horse pistol,
loaded with powder and bullets in the hands Of William
Moore; and further uuoer he circumstances, we dee
him guilty Of culpable carelessness. On the rendition
Of the verdict Moore committed to prison to await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
THE EASTERN DrsrsNs.ny 1T appears by the report
for MONTH thst The number Of patients attended at
the Office mates SIC nse- l0U7 total, 1,b23 At
their dwellings males DC ier es l43 total 2S9 Vac
cinated 347 The whole attended 2l09. Desths
IS Prescriptions put up ?466 largest number In one
day, 1s3 smallest, s3. Average l33.
SUICIDE AT 1nE wAsHiNeses HorEL.-A man named
j. barnum arrived en- tuesday in the city and put
up at the Washington .otel of Broadway and
battery place. entering his place Of residence on the
regtttr as Alden: Ere .onn'y New York. About 10
O'Clock the evening h. retired to his room, and
about Two hours afterwards umpd from window in the
(Which il the third tory). to the yard where
b- was Immediately afterwards found by the night
watch Of the hotel in ensiby and terribly
injured He was removed 10 the New York Hospital and
at ended by Dr. sao.v but died shorti. after his ad-
mission The Coroner bel an ina Test GU me body The
deceased bad vulke WITH hi, when he went TO the
hotel which CONFIRMED clothing bu no money was found
in lis possession Before wing. he heard to in
quire for Mr. 7. I. paruum to whom it rs supposed he
| was related.
| sucrpr.-A young Of pectable appearance
about IS years age Monday evenIg jumped from
the steamer Henry Clay n,o ,be orth River opposite
the foot Of Twentieth f.r.et end was drowned. The
body recovered about twenty minutes afterwards
! DISTURBANCE THE NtSTH HAnr On Tuesday AFTER
noon Capt Taft Of lhc Ninth ward police. received in
formation that party men engaged in fight at
the ioct Of Caiksop street He si,h number Of his
officers. repaired to III plsce an5 arrested men,
WHO we're abusing beat eaptan ard his men, whom they
assaulted with cuhs stones SC They gave their names
lIeQuilleh. James Ryan, Thomas .cQuillen and William
| Lohoed
| FATAL ACCIDENT FROM CaMpnEsE.-The Coroner yes
terday bed inquest at The Bellevue Hospital upon
the body OF Ann Od+ native If Ireland 80 years of
age whose death cssed by burns. 1t appears that
fsmily residing III NO 1us Fourth avenues present
when feiow strsantwas engaged in filing eAmphene
lamp WHICH exploited in H. hi IDS Of the latter, who
threw it from Ler apd IT came in contact with the
clothing Of the deceased which took fire. and she
dresdfnny burned vsldic: Of accidental death was
rendered by the jury.
| As the ferry bnat Mani attain WIS coming in from
Brooklyn about O'Clock yesterday morning boy, in
snu boat rowing Vi the slip. Finding he could
rot get out Of the way he lied repeatedly to the pilot
| but no notice was tsian. The terry boat came on
rght into the slip and Of course ran the email boat
down After looking ONE mutes for the boy, the boat
was back out but lie nd not be found and must In
| evitaby have reiish.d
FAr.L TAIL.--Tle Coroner yesterday held inquest
nj fhA n NnrEf tiyul RI hsA NJ nov Ia
cier pative Of Germany years Of age who died from
the effects Of fan rccesed ruesday afternoon. The
conveying heaTy stick Of timber the fourth story
Of an urbLsh,d LuldiIg in Dey street and missed his
footing ard fell to The basement from the Of which
| fall he died. VeIdict. accid, ntal death.
| FATAL RAnaoAp AccIpFsr.-Stephen Minnard, q deaf
and dumb man, who was severely injured the Hud-
son River Railroad on the 9th ult.. died yesterday
from the effects Of the in ues Ged Tho accident
occurred at Yonkers End the deces ed at the time
standing upon the track when the train along,
ana he was struck by the locomotive and severely
! jursd The conductor. seeing hin upon the tack
scupded the ,a,m whistle but The being deaf
did not htart Tho CoIoner was notified to hold In
| quest upon The body.
| IsuHrp on TIDE HARIr,i RAiLRo.n.-A boy named
Daniel Doyle residing at No ca Marion street in jumping
of of the small cs r. on the Harlem RAILROAD on
Tuesday afternoon had bis right foot badly injured in
consequence VI one OF The wheels passing IT, war
| taken home.
FRr-Abcut one o'clvch Tuesday morning fire wa-
discovered in IN aliey way between Nos 200 and 11
Church street. The alarm promptly given; bat be-
fore the hremtn arrived the spot part Of the
buildings were in flames The fire then mmnnicatsd to
the bouses Nos. 19G lsS and 2o6 The iremen worked
molly out before they could xt'nguish The flames the
other houses e!sc destroyed he damage win pro.
baby amount 10 So All these buildings were occu
pied by poor families who were asleep at the time And
It iswonderful how they a escaped without any acc-
and water
issuirg from the fourth story the building SO Pine
street the nrst third fourth and ffih floors being
piedby W IT, Norris. t;nsuih tine second floor by w III
sttarne broker in wines peigo &c. The fire con-
fined TO tue two upper stories which totally d.s
iroyed The reft OF the building damaged by wst.s
toa considerable extent The at:endanceoi remsu WA.
numerous, The domago will be about SI2 COO W IT.
stearle ia H. uri W Norris, Who owns the building
| we believe is insured.
As the engines were returning from the IRE IN Pine.
street fire broke out in hat shop OF Pearl and
Chatham ftrseis, vhch extinguishcd with tri;pr
damage.
Fnr.-At o'clock Tuesday night fire was discovered
IN The second Eoor CT the store NO. lis William street, oc
cnplee 10y Higgs lo.tefro peck book and sa,chclt
mnnufacory. II WAS soon ext.aguisbod The loss will
not amount 10 81 Geo. MessIs Ii1gs Tosterro ars
insured for the full amount in the 81 yvesant Insurance
Company,
STEAM CHIMNEY DrHsr--or Tuesday morning At s,,r
O'clock The steamboat cbas DcIn y.8g al che foot OF
Delaney street hunt her ttsn chimney sca,d,ng man
teseIry NAMED John Nillorehby He was takon TO thu
hospital.
Tnn TrNTH AVENUE srwhn.--Ths case which was
70 come on on I,e,day, VA ~ burned With consent
q peth Farths, TIL this morning at IL o'clock.
suIoIDr-0n EonGay. passenger On board th. Henry
Clay on her way Fl, Albany This CITY jumped over
board and wac diorprd before any assistance could b.
rend rcd him. Tie body recovered ard brought To
this city, III order - hold Il inquest
Az ArlyMrT TO 0csMir SuIcrnn.- Monday a girl
named Mary smith jumped overheard IT the foot Of
Roosevelt street evidently vi tho intention Of destr
Ing heit but her clothes buyeJ hor up until she was
rescued nom heI ptrious possion by the police. She
was conveyed to The Tomhs
SUDDEN DEATH On Tuesday morning. man named
James Mctnl w..o lived at u Ninth avenue while st
a9rk at me loot OF foi1 third sFeet North river
taken with r. ano died IA u f,w minutes after wards
The Coroner wss notified 10 hold M inquest
Mr. Mcpherson. second engineer Of the CuraYd steam
hip Africa otd. Monray morning. from The injuries
ecoived by his fall on Saturday night
Mnfine Affairs.
Tnr s1ransHIr hnoEy, which was adyerteoa to b.,
launched yesterday. from Mr. Sneceps Yard at Green