The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-17
City Intelligence,

UrsRy Gay MxDAL-Thc carpet bag containing the
Clay which stolen from tho carriage Of Mr. Charles
Butler Of No IL East Pouresnth street. Saturda AZ last
was found about dx O'Clock ON Monday morning by Mr.
White, Of No. 38 McD0ugal street lying under . milk
cart which standing In front Of No SO Of the same
street The bag had been forced open and the contents
obtained.
EoswDonN sLoor or Waffle Norwegian soop If
Orneu which arrived Monday at this port from
Porto Rico fired yesterday morning national salute in
compliment to the Of Governors Island She
Is fine looking vessel about 900 tons. with of 40
men and Carrying sixteen gum sshseen poundes, The
del, FIRST lieutenant, and Mr. Raon second leuten ant
From interview which had with Of these gentle
that tho object Of their visit to this
port not at all connected with any subject Of import
but that for tho purpose Of giving practice
several months and have already visited the following
ports Falmouth and Plymouth Madeira. Rio Jancir0.
bshi: Porto Rico and New York They intend to stay
Of Christana, Norway.
MEETING II H.RLEM.-0n Monday evening, public
meeting was held in Harlem and appointed committee
facilities OF travelling the Harlem Railroad by having
larger number OF trains and by stopping oener the
the day for the same purpose understand that
the committees will meet next Monday, and draw up
address to the company for reduction Of the fare
ST.. PATnrcK's DAY-To-day there will be grand turn
out Of all the Irish companie in honor of the tituar
Saint Of Ireland The Young Friends Of Ireland will ccle-
brate the day by dinner at tho Apollo Rooms No. 4O
ingon Hail. No. sos Broadway. Archbishop Hughes will
also deliver sermon at st. Paricks Cathedral at lok
o'clock A. NJ being the panegyrc Of St. Patrick tituar
Saint of Ireland
AERAL-We have had the pleasure Of seeing in our
Office NJ Petin the celebrated French inventor of aerial
navigation He constructed in France magnificent spe
cmen Of his work. but account Of the political affairs
Of that country he did not succeed in obtaining from the
government the permission which he wanted to make
experiment before the public He arrived in TIT c;tv
some days since, and will give soon in New ork nm
ample Of the application Of his skfp theories on aerial
| RAmRoAp AccIprNy.,O the 10th inst /, ,snt,or,,,
bis wife and moss interesting child Of the age of some
three years. were standing in on the Harlem Rail.
road. separate from the saloon car and desired to be
ahown to tic latter carr they were informed by the CON
ducsor that more than sufficient time would eapse before
the starting Of the train for them to reach the saloon car
and directed them where to 20 they accordingly fall
owc his direction aud while passing from to the
other the traia e. s s.a ihA o..r am child IRE
caught between the two and seriously liberated in their
lower limbs 1t is proyidentis in the highest degree
that both not instantly crushed to DEATH and they
would have been but for the efficient and extraordinary
s exc Of some fellow passengers As was they
measures should certainly be taken these railroads
the protection Of humanlife Accidents too frequent
| and obviously the result of sheer carelessnesg.
BURGLARY IN BRoApw.y.-About halfpast eleven
O'Clock on Monday night officer Welsh Of the Second
ward, was coming mp broadway he sa~ Of rather
doubtful appearance CARRYING large quantity Of Lace on
his shoulder Wien ut the OF Dey street the
officer whose suspicious aroused stopped the stranger
and asked him where he obtained the goods when no
Piled, it s Of your business The officer then
showed his star when the fellow dropped his booty
tad siafvii fd q eYGrSkhYe iH6b ieroy n
was afterwards discovered that ne had entered the large
warehouse OF Messis Chittendcn Bliss No - Broad
way by forcing open the shutters of the basement win
ow and had robbed il Of number of valuable articles
lie was committed to prison for trial by Justice Lohrop
DE,pLr AssAuLT-Beseen two and three o'clock ycs-
tcray afternoon John Holland, aborer while engaged
upon scaold erected about the steepe Of church now
luding at the of Nineteenth street nd pitt,
avenue assaulted by German mason named Co nrod
Miller. who struck him twice with great violence and
knocked him Oft the scaffold lie fell to the ground
distance of about seventy feet striking upon some fro9
ments OF rock and was instantly removed to the Civ
Hospital in dying condition. The act was witnessed
10y Michael Kane who was passing at the time and also
BY several Noikmcn the scaold Officer McParin Of
the Eighteenth ward took Miller into custody who was
committed by Justice McGrh await the result OF the
injuries hn inflicted
SHAMEFUL AEASDoSsirST.-Thrcc children. between
three snd nine years Of yesterday brought to
had been deserted by their father Mr. Livingston and
left at his house No SO Wooster street some three weeks
ago The landlord had applied wealthy aunt Of theirs
in Brooklyn but refused all aid hcr support for
the reason she stated that her daughter had married
tganst her will Justice Lotlrop then placed the child
rem in the care Of the motron Of the City Prison where
they will remain for the present
srpDrx DE.TH.-Coroner Ives yesterday held m Inquest
at No 4l5 Eighth avenue the body of John Doscher
who died suddenly on Sunday evening While going
down stairs he was taken suddenly ill., fell and expired in
rev minutes afterwards. lie was German by birth,
about forty years Of age, and conicctioner
FOUND II THE srREEr.-0n Sunday night ,nsn named
Benjamin Prescott, merchant OF New Haven Conn,
found sick and lying the sidewalk; In the Bowery
by the Sixth ward police, who brought him the station
honse where he attended by prs Coyi and simmons
died Monday night The Coroner held inquest yes
eIday and verdict OF death from congestion of the
brain arising from fracture Of the skull received in
way unknown to the jury rendered