The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-03
city Intelligence.

city Intelligence.
gloomy @ and disheartenius The stmo.pbsss ,'as warn
and mild but soaking rain fell and the streets vefe In
perfect slog Of mud rendering foot travel yssy ais
agreeable The thermometer at tho HEnALD Buaeing
rapgrd-at noon. II degrees; at 8 p. 7lH degrsaay
At M, 7vls degrees The rain cleared on exactly q
afternoon, from which hour up TO IL ssinsd heavily
The night dry air warm with heavy fog and promise q
a fine morning.
srnrous Loss AS gentleman named Lazerette. was
walking the Park at the City Hail. yesterday
morning, no accidentally dropped a roll Of bank bs
We believe he her carcleesy rolled up with other
parcels The notes TO the amount Of So 500 were Of t
broadway Bank and the remainder upon the Psciao and
Other banks reward OF five hundred dollars has been
offered for tho recovery OF the money.
FiRE.--The night insurance watch commanded ~
Captain smhh, discovered fire at half past sove.
O'Clock last evening in the extensive varnsh oil, and
paint store Of Messrs Tindent Blodsett, % john
street Upon inquiry 1t found that barrel Of
what manner The Post Office bell rang alarm, but
the insurance watchmen had extpgushsd the are pre-
vious TO the arrival OF the members of the fire Depart
mept The police officers assisted The damage IL tr-
fling but from the great extent Of the store and the
tuIe Of the materials with which stocked very short
time would have changed IL into one OF serious amoant
CIiuscH DrproarroS The edifcs Of the First
BAPTIST Church. Hoboken, will be opened with appropr
pirate religious service on Thurrdsy 4th INST kev =
Backus viii peach In the afternoon at three ocoo9s
Rev DIR Hague at in tho evening The trends
of the Baptist Church understand invited 70 -
tend, by the clergyman and congregation.
RurriASLy CospucT Injury AoEp OrTixnN.--
As aged and highly respectable citizen, named dan
main crossing a. the corner OF Church and Frank
in streets Monday evening man drove brick cart
up Church street at full tpeed He pulled up until
bis horse in contact with Mr. Ganmain and threw
the pavement against which his head struck With
much violence lie taken up by the officers OF the
Fifth ward and conveyed to hts cadence 9S Franklin
street, where be was attended to by DR. Hosack who
found that he had sustained fracture Of this skull Tbs
driver never stopped but drove off and escaped notwth
standing the efforts Of many citizens to arrest him.
Ssnrous AcciDEnr-DASGERous FALL AS q men
Irlr Anlrc dyiV Nark
Leonard street. Monday evening II came In contact
with wagon, which frightened h horse ana csused him
to run oil McCrossan was pitched from the cart and
becoming entaDgled in the lines he was dragged to
cons dcIabe Captain Martin stopped the horse
and rescued him from his perilous condition. lie vas
taken to ,he Fifth ward station house. where medical ad
was procured for him, and he was then takcn home.
CoRosrRs ISevEr--SusrIcIous CmcUMsrArcE-Ths
Coroner will hold Inquest this morning, upon the
body Of woman named Brown, lying dead ut NO. .
Litte Water street IL has been rumored that sho
came her death in consequence o bad treatment on
the part u her husband
SUDDEN DEATu-CoRoSEns IseUEsT Coroner Ives
man named Cambridge Eitter, who dropped down dead
on Monday afternoon In Forypccond street. near Nor
Isons starch factory The body lay Ia the station house
cf the Nineteenth ward David Lietch testified that hO
worked starch factory deceased came little after
noon to his wagon wit grain he suddenly fell tor
ward upcn barrels gave deep grcau and died; Wit
ners ana Mr. poon raised hiul but he seemed have
died Instantly DR. John iidel mnde post morfem ek-
animation the body; found the cavity OF the perioar-
oium tiled with blood which had escaped from rup-
tuy.d aneuris Of the nang aprta Nerdict-Death
from rupture ofsn aneuIism OF the ascending aora Ths
deceased Iatigs Of New York and aged hfty avs
years
RrscUrp inoM DRowyrNG.--A named Philip
Smith Gcdenrely fell into ths water from the ssssory
wall Monoay night. iio would have beea drowned,
we've IL e sAeftiona OF Ccers Nc ay and Had
otn Of the First ward by whom hh was rescrea man
pt.rsi Mike accidentally fe from the deck Of .
FL anoay IN the Last ter. sho was nearing the fGee
II Itisty f5nr'h street Monday jst lie saved
ncu Dos nin bJ o0ces iiinard ofthe Ushteena ward