The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-01
City Intelligence.

|fDErARrunr or LOLA MoyrEs-DEsplaArE Fi5tr A.
b. NV JERSEY RAILROAD Drpor-Iola Monies left
I city on Sunday afternoon. for Philadelphia There
large crowd board the boat crossing to Jersey
w. and as her departure hal become pretty generally
own, she matter of course attracted considerable
IGNITION. As the Countess Mr.. Pick. and her agent
cd into the depot house in Jersey City. persons
twded purposely against her There also large
ty of democrats going 10 Baltimore who knew the
untess, aud who promptly resented the aggre.sio
an Burns knocked the aagressor down. whose friend
en- intertered which immediately brought ont Mike
htroy q neral metee then ensued. The friends of
ia came on; victorious while her Jesuitca enemies
thorough tlnashiDg Lola whose not
long at times tainted away on wnessngdhe desperate
counter aud was conveyed into the ny hcssr Pick
u Dunlap of the Pewter Mag The started short
after ard the wounded were left behind Lola W.
'de,stand arrived safely in Philadelphia and to
waite residence which had been provided for her.
AoRr SrauBI,G.--About halfpast 3 O'Clock. = II IN
nday Patrick Condor, residing Mt No $50 avenue
Twas standing for moier. the sidewalk in front Of
house. company with his wife, sister. and others
en- a number of rowdies came along. aud grossly in
ted the ladies. Condor demonstrated with them on
count Of their rudeness. when one OF them drew Il
life. and in family stabbed him in theablomen Medical
was procured Immediately. lie was considered by
, physician to be in very critical condition The
rites charged with the offence escaped
trorHtn Arrr.y.--0n Sunday afternoon two parties
dirt cartmen working second avenue. among whom
he ill feeling existed met in 133d street, near Fourth
' niue. where desperate fight ensucd The weapons
,de of stones and clubs Several persons were
ured. but severely Assistant Captain Crow. of
Twelfth ward with section of police. fastened TO
spot ami arrested nine Of the rngleaders who
at to the Second District Police Court aud ne,d over
examination.
OurRAcrous AssAuLr--About half past niue o'clock
Saturday evening. officers Raynor and Moore brought
the Seventeenth ward station house man named Pat
Gill who had been severely wounded by three men
known Ia him. He received three cuts the head
tied by pick and was otherwise severely injured
put the body DR. Bndd was called in who dressed his
unds
AccurN1 nv Fu,lvc.--on Saturday afternoon i boy
med George Ecenigcr about four years age. fell from
third story window Of house No AS in Twelfth street
ereby Featuring his skull and sustaining other
iuries.
FAILING 4 Horsr.-On Saturday house No. 10
array street fell in consequence of being undcrm,ns I'd
rieby slightly injuring several persons and doing
.erable injury to the property There Is great com.
lint about the reckless manner in which buildings are
/ ing excavated and undermined. in consequence of
toh some Of them tumble down. generally To the mi-
mt peril Of human life. As this evil to he in
sing every day, hope that the proper authorities
IL give the matter their immediate attention and pre-
mt parties from thus reckes.y endangerng the lives of
citizens.
,rth River the pilot boat Mary Anne fell in with il
chit boat capszcd with mast and sa attached Two
IN were In her short time previously and
pposed to have been drowned hing could be
them. the boat is painted yellow with blue bottom
black back board. Persons interested may receive
tther information ny applying at the pilot office, 800
alter street.
A LARGE oneAN built by Mr. Henry Erben for the now
ngregational church New Haven swas performed yes
day afternoon commencing at four O'clock at Mr.
ben's warerooms. Centre street
FRE.-About four o'clock yesterday morning fire
PIKE out in frame building No 1lo East Twenty fourth
rect, occupied as grocery aud dwelling house by Hen
Slather who estimates his loss Mt 500 which Is fully
vered BY insurance in the United States Insurance
Impany The building itself which but slightly
mayed Is insured for $500 in the Bowery Insurance
lmpany.
RESIGNATION or rHE JERshy Cry COMMON CouNciL =
learn that the Common Council of jersey City having
hundred
thout being able to effect choice, have unanimou y
signed ana appointed the third of June tor cleo
m Of Aldermen by the people.
ForNp DnowNEp.-About three O'Clock sunday
,ernoon an unknown man found drowned. 1T the
pt of per No East river The Coroner held an in
lest upon the body and the jury rendered verdict OF
path by drowning.
PARADE The Treasurer Guard numbering some forty
ans passed our Office yesterday They were accompa-
ed by an excellent band and made altogether tina
jttaIy