The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-30

Nsw BuL ON me Cnr HAu --f1ssday morning . hsavD
purchase va: erected on the rcof q the 1y Hal y
long grated hardly upos the Of sstissas.
We understand the large bell fron the Ore tov~ -
Thirty third street a to Be put On the CITY Han p>ss
ASSAULT ~ Rowps AT rm RAuar --sssasy sisAt,
ing At No 10 ni.sbsth street whils passing on NE t
tsry struck The head by tvo rowdes Ne imnes
pro.sS.a IL. 1Ss what 10
for these mcssht thieves and villains vho sesso
the battery and other public parks Of our atty
MEETING PRINTERS Co OPERATIVE uNo~ A r~gulaR
monthly meeting Of this body held Tuesday night -
6s East Broadway David Cook Esq, In The chain
After general business the following preamble asd
whereas intsr.., Of tn. trade a.nssa ID. gs:
Ts s Nsr AND S, :: a. a1ss s:s
Ss The trade are ss s " As
Resolved ss s, q ,' Y .:ss
with full power TO arrange the q eos .esss
with the 1yIoTapieal inen ana ,l., ,lsy ,sqsrss
called BY the Secretary. within two weeks from tho time q
The following gentlemen elected such committss
Messrs. Woodbury., Doyle, Cotton Cook and lees AZ.
ter some further general business the meeting ID.
journed
AN ACCIDENT BY A RUNAWAY Horsr.-on Monday Aftrs
noon herse belonging to Ctss Day, iis Eighth ave.
furious speed. Catherine Finley, young woman, rea-
ding at 44 West Twenty ninth street. crossing the
yerey injured She was taken 10 the hospital ey me 3D.
vice Ct y ply stefan.
INVESTIGATION or TTrP CHARGES AGAINST rm Onn Es9s.
NEKR.-The mttee before whom charges preferred
against Alfred Carson the Chief Engineer, met Mon-
day afternoon in the City Hall pursuant TO aeournmsnt
Mr. Van Ness Of the peferrng Witnesses recaus
ed to the stand and examined at length upon The
building Of engines and bis right to the "Crson csPstsn
used by him in the Of engine No and Also
as the sale of old engine which he eeposed Mr. Oar
son would sell him If he (Mr. Van Ness would give hin1
CITY, dollars bonus After little squa billing betwsen
the counsel both sides the committee adjourned until
Thursday afternoon al three O'Clock.
l. NEW Mopn OF DISCIPLINE IN THE CRY PRsoS Mr. John
introduced code of discipline In the manage
n of the prisoners under his Hereafter the
will be locked In their respective cells Be.
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ snd r that being tn4
time allowed for visiters and that person, male q
female visiting prisoner shall be permitted under an
considera on to enter the cell. The prisoners wiz
allowed two hours each daY the corridor for exercises
either before after the hours appropriated TOT vmte
This new arrangement is admirable one, and II pro
rerly carried out will tecd much TO improve the heAi
of the prisoners and complete the much needed discph
| of the prison
DISTURBANCE At A RELIGIOUS GArKINo.-A lecturer on
temperance and occasional preacher, has long been in
the habit of holding forth each Sabbath afernoou
in the vacant grounds around the Crystal Palace Lass
Sunday week. while in the perorman OF his utua ser.
vice. he beset BY gang Of Irish aborsrs And
and driven from the ground and his Bible taken from
him. because is said he against the tnn
ence of the Roman Catholic Church The publication q
this ourags had effect last Sunday afternoon OF COLI
lectin0 upon this spot four five hundred OF our
citizens who we're unwilling that preacher should b
put down by foreg u mob because OF his peculiar ooo.
trnes There were present several Irshmeu, who resd
in this vicinity and whenever one of them said worz
interruptng the speaker he struck and dropped.
Several were hurt this manner, and after few OF the
dis of the meeting had been fixed OFT with knock
down. the preacher went in peace. This should be
warning to all those Of whatever sect origin who Are
disposed 70 disturb the public Of religious
| timent.