The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

est.rdsy evening, for the organization Of We
mans New York City Temperance Association" Miss
lima L. Baldsin Secretary, and Mrs. Agnes Sanders
Treasurer Was then that the meetings Of the
o'ssSes' and sIpo T. and on Monday and Frdy
evenings Of each week O'CLOCK for the organization
was further resolved has President Secretary and
Tea aud authorized to solicit donations
AND Gf the % o. ns this
address, and the parent association, thus formed, ad
jourped to meet rs above stated.
Masonic FUNERAL Yesterday the members Of Palestine
Lodge No. 204 paid the last token of respect to de-
ceased brother mason member of their lodge. w. P.
Hail. sy fOlo~ins his remains to Greenwood Cemstery,
from the late residence of the deceased No 81 Henry
street. The members Of the above lodge presented .
very pretty appearance as they marched along from
ct the funeral and accompanied by the members
Of the Henry Clay Lodge, forming together rather
Log. .srs 1ofThs
W Jackson, Worshipful Master; Mr.. Floor, acting
sssior Warden Mr. Smith Junior Warden j. Fsr% ns
ossdsd BY The ass Of the Ledge, which had on
one side an allssoca picture consisting Of s broken
f fsss and ss &ss.p.d na inscribed
likewise printed the numerals No 2o4 with the
following motto i" Friendship, Morality and Brother
1850 Between these two latter inscriptions there wa,
ns,n,pr Of the masonic embIems the square and com
pass The banner altogether was very tasefuy sxecut-
ferent Lodges OF this ancient And honorable institution
They we're accompanied b. lhsNsY. Y9yk Brass Band
sn0 pay several very solemn airs both HArsn
OF the members from the hall of their ge and like wise
on the departure Of the funeral The
taken was over Fulton ferry is customary for the
members Of this body when attending remains of any
Of their deceaed brothers for the purpose of ntermen
to wear sprg Of evergreen in their coats which has
very pretty effect esp caly when united with the solemn
I'M Ia tn
vey to the mind the evergreen being embematcal Of i'm
mortality
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE New York HOSPITAL An additional
budiI about be erected within the grounds of this
institution thebite Of old building kn0 the
Marine Hospital which has been lately demolished 1t
will be Of sufficient to accommodate nearly three
hundred patients and will be divided into twelve wards
with in each for twenty four sick per
sons Among o,Ier changes we believe that it is intend.
ed 70 make trance for vsters and patients be-
low tie else in Dame street. but this has
not yet been entirely decided upon The Ne York Hos
ptal 10 OF the best governed institutions In
try and the interior gementa deserving of
highest endation Europe may boast of public hos
nursing and those other comforts so essential to
the SICK cur City Hospital sapd s pre.eminent As
instance Of success on The part Of its physicians we
state fact that out of tive hundred of Ishmus
Chsges fever that have been admitted within its walls
there were only two deaths. SO small IN amount OF
mortality is due to the kin OF the medical attached
to the institution.
ATTEhPT AT StIuDE.-A man, ZANE unknown who is
supposed to be insane ATTEMPTED 10 commit suicide last
foot OF Dover street. He sent to the Tombs.
BREAKDOWN OF WHARF--On Saturday afternoon be.
tween two and three O'Clock part of pier No. 8,
North river fell in from the superintendent weight ion
posed IT, and which consisted of large quantity of
raih and some pig ron together with casks of
chains forming part of that being discharged
from the ship Ebnion. horse and cart that
the wharf at the time Of the accident fell into the
with it, and have not since been seen. Two men who
employed in weighing the iron at the time miss
Ing ard have not since been heard Of is uncertain
whether they went down with the wharf.
ASSAULT IN PORTER HoUsE-Wm Smthson living at
No. 20 Mott street. knocked do and severely hurt
IN porter house 100 West Broadway At the cry of
"poliee" officer Dazet went to his assistance but the
assailant had fed Dr. kilbomn dressed his head and
face which had been much injured.
CoUP soIEM On Saturday afternoon, about two
o'clock named William Anderson, residing
1T No. 191 Sprinq street. while riding through Grand
le stroke He vas injured very severely by the
fall, his head being cnt, and his thigh disocsted Tie
and Grand Streets where medical aid procured after
which he vas convey ed home by officers Brady and
Dryer, Of the Fourteenth police district.
ATTACKED WITH FIT STREET EARLY Yesterday
morning. between twelve and O'Clock, Caroline E
Summer seized with at at the corner OF Pearl
street and BurlDg slip; she taken the Second
ward station house. and on her recovery sent homo to
hcr residence at the corner of Broad and Pearl streets
FALL Down THE HATcHwAY smP.-Yesterday morn
ing between eleven and twelve O'Clock seafaring man.
forming of the Of the ship Cherokee, ad
mitted Into the New York Hospital suffering from con-
cussion of the brain and in state of insensiby. II
appears that he had fallen down the hatchway Of the
ship ine the hold depth Of twenty feet but not very
recently as he had evidently been Ady under medical
remed applied for ipjuries of the above description.
Last plight he was still lying insensble at the Hospital
FIRE FROM EXPLOSION OF CAMPHENE On Saturday night,
cap store No. 291 Sec nd stree. set fire by the
soon eztr gushed with very trng damage the house
and store.