The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08
City Intelligence.

NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MEpIcIsE-The annual NEE
YORK University On "wednesday evening whom the fol-
lowing officers elected tor the ensuing year -
Presdem-Ifaac Wood, M D
lice Presidenfs-F. Campbell Stewart. M d. Edward
L Beadle III. D.; William Detmold, M. D. willard Par
her, ii. D.
Recording Secre,ary-s A. Purdy, NJ. D..
assistant Secyeta,p- - jenkins III. d.
Teqsm er-James 0. Pond, D.
L,aGrian-Thos. Cock Jr, D.
Do.es.ic Corresponding SecTedry-J. w. Hubbard NJ d.
Foreign Corresponding Secrttdry--S. g. Foster, III. d.
TIE WEATHER remained lid and clear with cloud.
less sky from dsybreak yesterday morning until the
night coied in During the early morning the air was
little cold but from noon until evening It was as balmy
advancing spring The thermometer at the HERALD
Building noon ~ a. bon NJ Az
night had starry sky with mild air and promise
Of continued fine weather.
Mr. WILLIAM ScuuYLER-surrosEp TRACES OF HIM -
Our readers will recollect that this gentleman whose
continued disappearance has given rse to SO much
easiness amongst his friends last in this city
day He was then in South street between Moore and
Whitehall streets. Next (Thursday) morning, an in.
surance watshman ionnd portion OF the breast Of
cloth coat piece Of the bosom of linen shirt
pender and ivory ornament Of umbrellas upon pier
No. 2 East river These articles supposed to have
belonged to the missing gentleman and relative Of his
WIS making inquiry yesterday for the Waterman by
whom they were found The police should look sharp
SUDDEN DEATn.-A woman named Mary Hanlon, aged
about forty years. native Of Ireland received yes
terday into the Bellevue Hospital cke.
given her by the Almshouse authorities In the Park.
The poor woman died Immediately after admission.
Coroner Hilton empanneled jury andtheld inquest
upon her body. Thomas Haley, Clerk Of the Hos
pita produced the regular admission ticket brought
by the dectased Dr. k J. Bryan. house physician, de.
posed to the symptoms presented by deceased upon ad
mission and that he had ordered warmth and stimuants
abe died before they could be administered Verdict
Death from exhaustion consequent upon exposure.
FATAL ACCIDENT FROM BLASTING - A very serious acct
dent terminating fatally occurred from the blasting Of
roe ks last Thurdsy afternoon 1t appears that man
named Cornelius Crimmin in the employment OF DIR.
Nanderpoo Of Fifty eighth street and Sec ond avenue
had retired from bis work and gone into one Of tho
Offices upon tt preuites 70 eat bis dinner At this
ne o blast di charged In ths nignbofhood and
piece If rock, weighing nearly sixty poduds VA pro
ectsd into the air In Its descent IL Tell upon the roof
Of the houso in wh;h Cimmu sad busting through
IT, IL bit the unfortunate man mGngng him in shock
ing manner. lie two lgs snd one Of bis arms we're
broken spd he bruised very much internally: lie
wae conveyed to the Bellevue 10 plta where no died ye
eIdpy afternoon Coroner Hilton will make rigid IN
quiry MO Tho circumstances connected with toe cas5
Gay lie compelled to postpone the request yes
efdsy owing TO bis iuve5sigation In hangdons case
FINN ~ UuI,.MssuRG shortly after seven o'clock,
lat evening" fire vac discovered IN the southeast cor
n,r az Central Hall o large fcsme building, corner of
Fife ana south First streets. The h1nas very rapidly
rveftped the building feizng on the vary fuostsntsl
abo ctm,aooious stating, gallery &c aud combining
crrnto formidable uas'. thIo slug on ice sUTonn1ns
baidrg large skss 81 IRE and canning liberal use Ok
water aiis The Hall rented for worshi by Scosh
tetian congregation the Rev Mt Beeeher psssof
and was 81 during the week days f0I public aiase
mtns No s az present known IL me origin. Ihs
building vas eyelled With The street within hour