The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-28


MELArcHoLv REsuLr OF QuAHREL-A man named
Perry Bentley . hair by arsde who resided ut
day hgh. win one Dssnis Koran at No. ~ Mia
street 1t appears that Koran II also hair
and that BensIsy called at his estab h0ent ON Mon
day for he paTp1eoi visiting an acqua'n ~nos Bent
ley intoxicated aud his friends not sishiug to see
him in such stare fa-ieu-d the door against him and
shut him out lie down aud fell asleep the steop.
lie there long when Koran opened the door and
puzzled him thorough the alley into Elizabeth street and
It IL said Kicked him violently at the time. Bens-
ley then turned upon doran and scnffe commenced
in which Ben ly KICKED in be abdomen struck In
the iace am knocked down After this fall Bensley b.
came vu ed ensible He died before phyrt-
could brought To him IL L. thought That his skull
fractured in the fall Koran instantly He'd he rau
into The Borery and was not arrested Capt. OBren,
Of the oniteen'h ward police and officer Doyle were
soon the spot. and arrested John aud William ilo-
ran relatives q the cd. who detained IA wit
peses by order Of the Coroner IL is said that lad
paIo. harles w King # Williamsburg add Charles
pendIii, Of 364 East Fourteenth street. are the most
important vii in the and II Is hoped they VIII
BE- IN attend when wanted rbe deceased vas aooae
ry yenrs Of and about two hs lost his
wife and chillen IIorau The accused, resides at
No "a Sullivan street. Yesterday. Koran surrendered
himself 10 the custody Of the Coroner most norton
examination was made of the body by Or. Lidl but No
marks Of violence which would b. likely to produce death
were yisibc. Considerable blood was fonnd upon The
brain and there sight contusons alb ,ut the
head and neck The infused blood upon the brain may
have been The Of death. ury was empanneed by
the Coroner. and tue inquest will be held tins day
Tur SPIRITUAL RAPpiNos A meeting held last
evening in the la of Friend.hip West Sixteenth street.
viii n DR., Uailuek related incident where agrand
mo'ber raped NJ the bedde OF her aud
conveyed intmaion for the disposal of some properly
This woman's habits during life of very penurous
character and the speaker drew the inference that hui
man beings. when in the spiritual state retained their
human IDEAS and in state OF progress He classed
1 the spiritual manifestations with the branches OF
1 ct. nee which had ben developed during the pre-
age and asked If they were not to be believed,
how could the Scriptures themselves be received There
was family ~ the country Who had not preserved ira
dons Of spirtuai occurrences in connsxion with them
llc concluded with moral view OF the resns Of me
belief in he rappngs which were not to be dsreearded
| because they came III an humble shape
TuE SuFFRREIs ny rHE FiRE MoNrREaL-Thc SUBJ
scripop the relief of the poor sufferers by the aee
rt in Montreal to three O'Clock Al of tuesday t21th)
amounted to SI3 COO Messrs. Brown. Bro Co.,
James Lenox. David 8 Kennedy end William y. Aston
tach subscribed $500 further remittance will DO
the 2Sth by Waiter II. Jones Esd treasurer OF
The New YorS Committee 70 hc chairman OF the Relief
| Association Of { city OF Montreal
FiRrs-A fire broke out last Sunday night in the
rear part OF the house i5i Norfolk street - occurred N
all Ct which burned The loss vas tri.ng Hose
Company No 16 and Captains Hart Bradford and Hicks
of The police were present shanty which was used as
carpeners shop at North Metro burned at half
past eleven clock SUNDAY night. There good
Engine mpanes 80 and 30 aud officer Masterson, OF
Chiefs office from Harlem to The spot, but ow-
ing to the want Of water they could not exert them
! selves. fire occurred at m early hour yesterday
morning at No 70 West Thirteenth street in frame
building occupied by one Patrick kearney. lie origi-
mated in the second story which entirely de troyed
as also the roof and portion Of the dacen house No
81 Keainey house very thickly tensuted Another
FIRE occurred in Seventeenth street near Ninth avenue
at o'clock yesterday morning This fire was at
tended by AIR Howard the Assistant Engineer OF the
Fire Department who had just returned FROM William
Bridge having distance OK fourteen mes, upon an
! alarm given OF IN earlier hour.
TnE ACCIDENT on Tne Hupsos RIVER RAiLRo.p We
learn that by the accident which occurred the Hudson
River Railroad on SATURDAY evening number OF the
| passengers less injured among whom was
Mr. J. G Yates Of Brooklyn. who, though not danger
ousy nevertheless seriously hurt by the fragments
upon him and ,ouug whose name we could not
learn much injured that bis life was depared Of
The front part Of the first passenger was totally
demolhbed. Had the misplaced cwtch been a fw rods
further be whole train would have been precpitated
into forty feet Of water The blame appears to fall wholly
the switch tender the engineer could not possibly
| have fore.een the cause of the accident.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT A boy named James Kanc who
resides at No II North Moore street seriously in
jured by beir by loaded coal cart Driven by
one arhnr McQuaide at foot of Twenty sixth street
East River. on Monday evening The poor fellow had
the flesh e'ely torn from bis thigh leg and arm 40
completely expose The bone. He was atcnisd by
DR. KeIsted and then taken to the City Hospital by an
| officer.
FAT,L ACCIDENT - About o'clock yesterday
ing named Xophar Wnippe fell from the third
story Of the house No 40 Gocrck street to the ground
and sas instoni. killed. Officer 0connor Of tns rhir-
teon ward took the dead body to 65 Sheriff street, the
residence Of the deceased.
MmIrARy.-TuE FaxsIEG GUARD This company, con-
mohded by Captain :. Jackson passed tho Herald Office
Monday evening their return from the funeral Of
of their member IL numbered thirty men, aud
sentod very lps appearance Ancxcelcnt band accom-
PAM, the Guard Great credit Is due TO Captain Jack
by whom the company organized. The Guard
intend to cpjoy lhcr annual picnic aud cotion
sion the third Of August at Yonkers. They have
bir The steamer Winfield scott for the occason also,
the large ard commndious barge Mayo. Adkins cee-
trated band will accompany them.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowrEp-.An inquest held at
b. lcsur uo.pi,a On Monday upon the body Of rnomls
keenan, Who Accidentally droG ned rhe 23d Inst
by falling into the dock the foot Of Thirty fourth street
East River. The deceased native Of Ireland, and
resided formerly in twenty second street.
LosT CHiIpar~ The police found as many as seven
chdrs wandering The streets between SUNDAY night
Monday ming The majority them we've restored
to their parents