The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-03
City IntclIl1essce.

FmRs--On II ursday afternoon. about 4 o'olock.
ss out whc Osssry M :, w .w IL wss
In consequence Of the naammao Ole nature Of the mate
rals, they being all frame buildings, the adjoiniag
houses, Nos 78 and So wsre entirely destroyed tOgehsr
With vo frame buildings in the rear before the hsuss
could arrested The tter buildings wore occupied 81
wearing arpsre &c several Of the houses were insursl
Captains Turnbull, Of the Eighth; Alderman, Of ths
Taentsth % ward. were @ prssnt With their rssDs r.
serves. section Of policemen from the Hghteen4h
ward were early on the ground, and rendered msteri
peace On the same night bet ween IL and IL O'Clock,
re broke out In Cornell Co.'s iron works Nos 13s aa1
l Centre street. from the floors beneath forge eAteh
Ing FIRE, although plate Of sheet iron was betweea.
The damsge however. was traing, and the Are sxtn-
arrived. The chief Of police and Captain Brennan wore
present. the latter with platoon Of mon. Lieut. OBsa,
Of the Fourteenth ward was also present with section
Early Friday morning FIRE broke out in the heuss
q Mangin street. occupied BY James Di!vorth - junk
store It vas however, extinguishsd with trfdng
damage Lieut.. Clark Of tho Thirteenth ward Was pre-
sent with section Of men.
PAN1sns' srnIkE-The painters q strike met 81
ThuTEday night ut their old quArters Convention Hail.
Mr. Cowion 10 the Chair Mr. Rogers as Secretary. Ad-
dreases wt,e delivered BY Aessra Ensish, Magasroat
much confnaiop prevailing consequences Of resoutos
offered by Mr. MagagIoa to allow the men In ths two
no sevsr. defeated and the meeting adjourned.
The TRADES uSIoS SourTY-A special meeting wss
held last evening ths Fourteepth Ward Hots Of the
delegates to sssna Trades Union society 10 :. ia
at Ccnstituticn Hall on Saturday evening The deaAgA
tion consists Of Messrs. Seldom, Davis and Midge.
KILLED IN FiGM.-A laboring man, name uakno wn,
died Tuesday from injuries supposed to have been
ceived In fight with Patrick Darcy, the River
House. Harlem, on the same day. Darcy has been
ested 10 await tho result Of the Coronsrs inquest
RAILROAD AocDrr.-On Tuesday afternoon about Ave
O'Clock Jsnes Law Was run over BY car ON tho Hud-
River Railroad, at Peekskl It appears that they
wero fetching off car from the main truck to switch,
Ebsn gravel tain came up and struck the car whsa
the above who was At the other emo was knocked down
SYNAGOGUE, GREENE SrRrTr-A sermon in aid of The
sufferers at New Orleans will be preached at the above
Synagogue BY the Rev Dr. Raph.ll Cat the particulars
request Of the trustees on Sunday next, N O'Clock
p. N precisely.
REcUKp FROM DRowNING. -Thursday morning. q maa
BY the name Of John Kelly while in state Of ntoxca
rescued fIon drowning by another person, named
Samuel Perry, assisted BY policeman Smith, Of tss
Thirteenth ward.
years DID, who resided at No 693 Greenwich ree LETT
his home on Tuesday and was seen fishing on the dock
home at night search way made for him ON Wednesday
when his hat found floating in the dock The place
was immediately dragged when his body was recovered
and taken home.
DrsoRprRIY HOUSE On Wednesday night the police
made descent upon house OF the above description.
atrated in Forty first street. between Sixth avenue aad
Broadway, and succeeded In arrestng three Of the In
mates. The landlord and his 'lady made their esoaps
BY the baokway did the remainder Of those inside.
AccpES1s.-On Wednesday, Patrick O'Neu, while en-
poyed in dschargiog cca from yard in Cherry srsst.
belonging to Mr. Hickman. fell from thderrick, height
Of twenty five feet by which both his legs broken
as well as of his ribs
Thursday morning, John Connel over ia West
street by cart and severely injured He was taken to
the City Hos pital
Late on Tuesday night, boy named Samuel Spenccr.
elk years of age fell from the third story Of the mission
house, in Cross street. and was severely injured.
On Tuesday morning, boy named Martin Doian.
about twelve years old while playing In the ship yard
at the foot OF Third street. had his foot crushed by being
caught between timber the great toe bsiag COM
pletey crushed TO The bone He taken the station
house, and rr. F. ii. Ki,obark Of No. los Columbia
street, sent for, who examination found that imme
date aBputation necessary, which clevery per-
formed and the boy afterwards sent the hospital
Randalls Island.
On Thursday, boy named JOAN Reeve fell through
the way OF the furniture store 2S Madison street.
and broke OF his legs. He taken 10 the hospital.