The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-22
City Intelligence.

MEETING OF THE IRISH CoNFEpEKArIs OF '4s-Iast night
meeting Of members Of the Irish clubs OF AS who are
House. when 1t was resolved that committee of five
members consisting of Aessrs Sherlock, Mcbride E. p
dress to be presented to John Mitchell at the earliest
moment possible that he be after his arrival in
s city Ss as WITH
organizations in this city respecting the public demon
tration that it has been proposed to offer on his eX-
pected arrival The following resolution and preamble
were likewise agreed to-
whereas Information having been received Of the escape
tis where's, The
from bis pure lips the teachings repnblicansm,
claim him our teacher The and glory in being his Il Fl.
Resolved in anticipation of his arrival make arrange.
whereby him those pledges OF love
for his confidence in his principles which first
made in Ireland in lSiS.
FIRN.-Thursday night fire discovered in the gro.
Gerry store Of JAS dd at the Of First avenue and
Seventh street. which completely destroyed the contents
of the store Loss about 81 OoO supposed be insured
A man, named Michael Doherty, was rescued from the
flames by two policemen who rushed in and brought him
out He afterwards arrested suspicion of having
set FIRE TO the place. Early Yesterday morning fire
discovered in the bakery of Phillip Harsch, No 1872 varick
street. The damage the building tring, but the
loss the stock is estimated at 81 800 Insured in the
Lorillard Insurance Company for $500.
UNKNOWN MAN DEAD.-An unknown man, about 3S years
Of age, was found on Tuesday night by policeman
where he died on Thursday night. Coroner Hilton yes.
terday held inquest upon the body, when DR. Swift
u
his opinion death caused by apopexy, and the jury
rendered verdict to that effect The deceased five
inches in height, dark complexion, dark hair
and whiskers and dressed in black alpaca sack
coat, sky blue sanet pants mixed tweed vest black
cloth cap and bregan shoes 1t is thought that he lived
in the country and his way to the cars when he
was taken sick.
RAILROAD AccDKNr.-Two bsys, named James and Will
liam Brecken, aged respectively ten and twelve years.
seriously injured Thursday by being thrown from
the platform of the harlem train, according to the boys
account, by the conductor, while it was In motion A
doctor sent for, Dr. Colby who dressed the woun.s
that they had received and they afterwards taken
home to their residence, at the of Third
and Fortieth street, by police officer.
SINGULAR ACCIDENT YESTERDAY afternoon, an elderly
named VIM. McCullen, very severly and nearly
fatally injured in very simple In going along
the street he stepped upon orange peel and was i'm
mediately tripped up with his heels in the air. and FELL
striking his head against the curbone, by which very
deep wound made that he has been since derous;
in fact dangerous the accident that came near
costing him his life it is he is in critical state
BOYS ISJrRm-Two boys ten and twelve years of age,
named VIM and James Breeckan, severely injured
yesterday at Harlem, by falling from the platform OF
train of Just then put in motion They were ATTENDED,
by Dr. Colby and afterwards sent to the residence Of their
parents, in Third avenue, near Fortieth street
suIuDR-A servant in the employ Of exRecorder Tall.
madge residing in Thirty first street. near Filth avenue
committed suicide yesterday afternoon by swallowing
poison The Coroner notified and Will hold an inquest
upon the body this morning.
MANNED ny THRrsunNe MAcmSE.--On Thursday last, a
named Gilbert d. Morning, while employed about q
threshpg machine at Paterson j. had the toe OF his
left OF cut of BY the butt of the threshng cylinder,
against which he had fallen by the breaking down OF
pstfsrn On whisb - wss pAading whis the machine
was IN n0toS.