The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

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made ridiculous appearance In the House Of DepuHs
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city Intelligsncs.
THE WEATHER was chilly ct dsybrsak yesterday morn.
humid senisl moisture pervsdsd ID. stmosph" during
the day rendering u ct times quite hot The thsfmo-
meter At the Herald Building ranged 1t noon A6S dsG
manned very calm and the night did rot present any APP
pesrancs Of winter At ten o'closk-night- thsr-
The CoRorzRs ELEcr. --0n the arst Of the year,
four Coroners will be employ cd In the holding nquest
which wiz much facilitate the business heretofore ds-
and the principal once win Be continued where Il now Z
In the Park Mr. Cockefair the assistant Of Cor
osere Hawson End has bees retained to aid two
OF the present Ceroners in the Of their du
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MoRE BODY Recommendations three O'Clock Yesterday
morning a. officers McCary Essen and Kahlsr OF the
Nineteenth ward, were patroling In Third avenue noar
Sixty frat street. their attention attracted man
named Eli Kane, the and driver of cart No. aSSs
four dead bodies which he was driving into the CITY
rom Harlem bridge, upon the Westchestsr side
The officers took them to the station house. and notified
the Coroner.
DEAD INFANT FOUND -0fhcer Fulmer, Of the Nine
teenth ward found the body Of dead infant living upon
p. sidewalk in Fifty second street. between second ana
Third avenues ON Wednesday evening che body had
been placed In box which the ocsr conveyed TO the
station houee.
SUDDEN DrArH.-A woman named Mary Cassidy, WHO
had been Ill for tho week ct the house No 81 Frank
lin street, and had medical attendance, found
dead in her bed ON Wednesday evening The Coroner
was notified BY her son under advice Of Captain Fcry,
SERIOUS AcpIDENT-At about three O'Clock on Wed
nesssy evening, . man named William Leggett acci-
sustained acrsrs OF his arm Sergeant Lyons Of the
Seventh ward took him to his residence at No. 1873 Al
len street.
RESCUED DRowSNo. AT one o'clock yesterday
morning man named Thomas 5scor fell into the water
at the foot Of Grand street, and much danger Of
being drowned He was rescued by officer Acker Of the
Thirteenth ward.
INrAsr Esrowss AT seven o'clock on Wednesday
evening Mrs Foley found infant lying upon the
sidewalk between Forty third snd Forty fourth Streets
In the Eleventh She took 1t to the Nineteenth
ward station house and kindly take care Of
it for the night at the request Of Cspt. Maynard.
PInE FuLror sTRErrThs Gre in Fulton street this
morning occurred at No 1S8-not No 1856 lin the cloth
ing store Mr. H. dooday It originated in the GEN.
tire of the store but the direct accurately
certained Mr. Gooday susains very heavy BY fire.
and water It is estimated ct thousands Of dollars
and is covered by insurance.
At about o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke
out in the basement OF the house No. $40 Henry street.
1t wss caused by the coveret Of bed taking are from
contact with lamp which incautiousy brought too
near to it. The flames were extinguished with triang
damage.
MILITARY PaRADEs.-The Rome Blues, composed of the
empyes Of the Manhattan Gas Lighs Company went on
their annual excursion last Wednesday by
Skeletons Cornst Band. They commended for Eve very
fine prizes and returned to town much delighted with
the days sport.
PRoPosED BALL PROFESSOR YArEs.-The pupils Of
Professor Yates intend informed entertain
him BY grand complimentary ball. upon Monday the
18th January The entertainment will place In the
Chinese Assembly Rooms Broadway and the festivities
will be well worthy Of the occasion.