The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-07

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strain Tor nearly hour and co.cluded sssna. -.
quanty oonvtncing, logical sad psthstic snid dsep
Mr. Duess was most attentive ia p,"C",;. III.
great nunbsr Of people. -
THr FcUsrsx~Ta srsEsr Psssarrra,As cuoscH.-ps.
vine service he's been conducted scture rsos n
This church for weeks past owing to the psirsS
Of the interior The Improvement having complcte1
neat appearance The congregation was numerous -
highly respectable. The Rev A. d. smith D., oGRoia-
led In the morning and his lecture was listened to Win
PnsasyrrMAr CavacH Thirtesnth street between
Sixth sad Seventh avenuesThc Rev. Doctor Burchara
preached In this church. ON Sunday, at ten o'clock A.
70 crowded congregation The building Is In very
order and the pulpit eoquence Of the Rev Doctor wss
BArrssr Cssyaca STANTON sraEEr.-Ths Rev r. T.
Hxcox late Of Connecticut commeaced his labors witA
tale congregation on Sunday morning. lie dictated ct
paw ten IN the morning, ana at three K n Ne
The Puritan ci.ircs Union square op sued on sunlsv
The Rev Re- Hutton preaonsd in III. Reformed Dstss
church Wellington square, about ten O'Clock on Sunds
morning Both the above churches rcguisaV
The church Of the Ascension corner Of Teott ssrss4
and FUN avenue opened BY service Of the respea
large congregation attended
Rev DE- AicKandes pteachsd Sunday moraiog in ne
chapel OF the University. The chapel we'd 6ilsA.
Divine service will be performed here until the csmpssu
q the new church. nov building foe tho
Rev DR. Ihiips preached ia First oburca cor>ar
Of Twelfth street aud Fifth avenue according To 49,
nsuncem. ut, TO congregation most numerous aoA
sWciahe
Tho Eastern Congregational church &c. epeued on
Sunday. scvrice will continue usuat.
The becoad Christina Church fituatc ia Twenty fosrsh
street near Ninth avenue opened on sunday ncss
ing NJ halt Pa~t ten O'Clock. Tho esteemed pa.tOr Rev
II r Gooid, preached most treiiog fiscwra sarmoa
to b's coog,s CATION at tbroc ia the Afternoon MsuW
persuns not av5ched 10 the church Sabbath attend
att wcrc present aud al. see med deeply affected
The church Of the Rev Dr. Potts Unvcssity place was
closed on sunday but Will reopen next Sdboith tha !.
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Elder Porter lectured in the chapel between EeyentA
ana Twelfth streets in Seventh avenue.
EPiscopAL FnaE CHuRca, LUDLow SrnEsr .-The Rev
James Mett preached ia this church Grand street
Sunday morning, upon the Inconsistency OF Pro.
lessons lie was heard with much attention.
Many Of the city churches have kept open during ne
entire time pressing the spiritual calls upon Aa
pastors The great crowds attending, during SundaK.
afforded pleasing evdt of dssp religious devotoM
feeling, founded upon profound conviction. There Werv
sss by missionary floating barges lectures
by Temperance orators aud poiemic dsputaAts in ths
streets as We the usual wharf preachers and although
thousands fled from tbs city at dawn by the aid a
steam wind and tide, sufficient number remained to
afford q sOod!y audience to each.
FRs "A fire of rather alarming character broke
out ut half past ten O'Clock Sunday mornmg.
in the cellar OF house No 266 East FOurtesHth sreSt
corner of avenue b. The cellar used a bakery b.
place amongst quantity of nhavngs used for heating
The oven 1t attained to height very suddenly, aaA.
although confined to the basement it did good deal e
damag.. Mr. Wilson lost Sl0j in cash pocket bssa.
and some valuable memoranda. In endeavor to exs
tipguish the flames he had his whskers and hair mu0A
sineed poor woman lodging up stairs lost over kU
dollars which stolen from her bureau 1t bsi
moved into the street. Wilson and Rooney lost twaAI
barrels of ioar by fire water and, considering ~
may BE- looked upon destructive fire. The police -
the Seventeenth ward, with many fire companies, wsrs
on the ground but still Number of robbers and esfogs
young and old congregated and pursued their trade.
Considerable alarm prevailed amongst the tenants Of Ne
neighboiiDg houses
FvNIaAL OF Ma JOHN Ducx.-Ths members Of ~
IL u ID Society held a meeting Sunday aftcraoea ct
Montgomery Hail. 70 Prince street in order to make
Engagements to attend the funeral brother John Due
whose sudden death we noticed in our paper Of last
Saturday The procession organized under the di.
rection Of Mr. Thomas OBrian General President and
Mr. Patrick Dee, General Secretary II moved down
Bosdwsy ind passed Office at half past three il the
afternoon ON its way to Fulton ferry dead march
played by fine band the banner Of the association
borne IN front Of the hearse aud some hundred menbss
in mourning made sad and respec os,fage
M Duck l. much regretted by his brother associates
SERIOUS AociDESIS.-A youpg named WMiaa
HsDon whilst n work Saturday evening in tho stoso
No 90 Dover street acc0 utaliy fell through an open
hafchwsy to the floor underneath He was SO much n
jured internally well externally that the officers a.
the Tenth ward police had to take him to the City Hoa
pi's,
Asa lau Patrick ShaughueSsy AIRED about
years was at play iii Roosevelt street at five o'clock
Saturday afternoon. he badly injured by coming u
contact with large wagon owned by the Paterson Rs
Icad Company and driven at the time by ThoaAs
Moore He taken the residence OF his parents IN
James street.
SrppFs ILLNESS "A abcrer named Bernard CaiIashIa,
when ut wo'k at new building the Of Broad
way and Duane street Saturday evening was seized u
moment with such violent cramps that officer Petit e re
Fifth ward bad to take him home a dray.
SUDDEN Darn Cry PntsoS-A woman nsued
Ia cd Tort - n
the city prison for tive days upon charge OF intokis
ton On Saturday evening she was taken very Ill WITH
symptoms OF cholera and died from that disease ia .
short time she said she had husband named Michael
Kennedy, native OF Ireland
Man DRowNrp-CHARGE MurpEa-AcaUurAL e.
Parties The body of u man. then unku owo--was
found on SUNDAY morning dad in the water at Pier Ne
IL North river lie Afterwards recognized a. enc
Peter Burns bend employed upon The schooner Dragss
captain Denp.ey Of Bulls Ferry II apparel upon ia-
vestgofou before the Coroner That at 5a
turdsy night deceased sitting III, pcc in COM
pany WITH one Lawrence Steven turo cni3ip7cd
the schr) aud woman named Mary B.aIr Burns
asked Stevenson to give him three bay tobseoo
ceivipgit he rolled over and fell into the water Tho
woman Bender with Stevenson, were accused Of having
pushed him in. aud thus causing his DEATH but il was
siewn. upon inquiry that Stevenson threw him rope
and ran out boat hut either from fright or into
ton Burns unable to help himself and ps rshed Sta
venion and Bender were discharged. yerjict-"Acci-
dental drowning.
SERIOUS Acc,prNrs.-As n named Henry No,
Aboone was passing the cellar of unfinished hsuss
situate on Naick street at ten clock Sunday night he
accidentally fell in He sustained very serious Injury
OF his tkuli aud had shoulder diocated Hc tsksa
to The City Hospital by officer of the eight ward.
A man named Michael Langdon who travelling
upon OF the Of the Eight railroad Sunday
evening was very badly hurt by being caught in rops
rnch Was fastened to post, fixed in the ground at
thirty fifth street and projecting far out. He was
dragged from the and the flesh both OF his Leg
was drcsdfuy acerasd. lie had no bones broken. bat
was go weak thai captain flanagan had TO send hun
bone in carriage
Rfaoukp FROM DEorSfSe.-At eleven O'Clock Sunday
night one Patrick Hocy accidentally el into the watsc
ut the foot of Jsues street Officer Kane OF the fourth
ward ut once jumped in after him and With difficulty,
tayed him from drowning Captain Ditchett sent him to
his home No 80 Pearl street
VIOLENT lLLnEss rnE STnrEr "A man named
IhonsS Msguiie found AZ late hour Sunday night,
lying dangerously III IN Narick street He appeared Il
iected with cholera Officer Cook; Of the Fifth ward
medotty procured the attendance of Doctor Kibourns
aud at an early hour yesterday morning the man
efficiently recovered 10 be sent from the station
house One Martin RELY TO suddenly a at tbs
OF DA isinn llinlnn airnets ut ten O'clock