The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-03


NEW YEARS DAY--THn wEASHnR-S1oDPfteM g
THx PEOPLE Bv The LATE AAY0e.
Tbs heavy fos xhcs> hass around ths city - Brf4<
evening thskensd toward nihsight, and bsoams seA1S
~ to bs quite oppressive. Absst thrss oclosk -
Years morning ths Air beosas suaossly cold,
nediatey sater . torrent Of rsis osAAneSeA 49,
When day dswned II was ws<, misty, sloppy ana As
agreeable The high hopes Of the popls dsappo.e
ed snd at o'clock In the mos~g the olty
cd most fororn aspect It imeossbls to venture
out Of DOORS and sysay snxious sr fan TO nap
cells waited despondirgy to wosid the day clear q
ventured fozsh HIS honor, the lsse Mayor Kiness.1
commenced to receive vstsrs at the Gay Ha at eleven
=, IN the n r, and the T1s be- vas q % S:d
GU the civic Officers distinguishes sitisens ar
lar anbsf q the .orkins ol..ses ras.tfal s.prty
TIE juvenile visters The mayor ccngrSsuiatsd up
mis- administration Of the city sovsrnusnt very var
three cheers for the old mayor, th,ss for Il
new mayor. end three for the next mays
citizens saiAsd forth and enjoyed thsnssvss 70 L
hour Of the night, In oementing old bends Of fendsh
and eoid rss a as s' assD S.a
rsIsed-At neoS Al .; ats r M 40 sts
vsncod and ysstsrSsy Sunday e morning opened cs
and keen the roads nd aslds bsiDE hardsssd up vit
M ,sT 0 rnI
400: Night frosty. At eleven o'clock the thermomst
elected coroners of this city doctors 0'Donns Hlse
wilhelm, and Mr. Gamble, attended before Mayor kin
assigned district to each of thsm as toiows-Rourt
Senatorial district comprising the Seventh Sixtssath
the Third distrct-First Second Ehrd Fourth PHsh
and Sixth wards to Doctor Hilton tho Fifth dstriot
helm and the sixth distriot-Eievnsth, Twelfth SiI-
teenth, Ninseenth and Twentieth waxds, to Mr. Ganks.
IN. gentlemen immediately entered upon tho discharge
DEPARTURE FROM Nrw YoRx-Tha Commis sdonsrs os
the county Of Philadelphia left New York
Ys.tsrds Tha1 mss fros %, aoo
with the attention bestowed upon them BY our city
fathers during their soourn.
FRks As officer Finlay, Of the Second ward vas D.
trolling his beat about two O'Clock Saturday mornax.
he observed smoke to issue from the Wholesale statoV
discovered that the store fire and gave tho sar
Immediately after it rung out large number OF
companies were upon the spot; but the flames wore
subdued until the stock was damaged by frs and wsr
to the amount Of nearly thousand dollars The Chi
of Police. with Captains Leonard. Ditchett Hopkins
force of officers, in attendance Mr. Amess stouN
very heavy and it considered fortunate thst th1
fire got before the loss was even more heavy
The stock and premses were insured.
AZ four o'clock Yesterday lSunday) nMning . drs
Bornowsky situated a. No Az sixth .yeuue rSs nr.
ragged with Violence and not extinguished until IL
damaged the stccs 70 extent of about $500 sad I'm
Juleo the building so 1t win require about $150
pair it The stock was insured with ths Greenwich
Inc Mn COMPANY for z9so and the building With
alarm given Of this ere and very Rremsn wers in
colse quente present.
morning smoke was seen TO suddenly issue from
patented leather band msarfsotory OF Aessrs. &ss1
. very large number OF nremcn attended, But It '
found that no fire existed as the SMOKE came out VIII
opening the door Of large In which the leather
place TO dry by heated furnaces.
sfsroUs CA.E or 6rAnsISG,--About half past q
o'clock, Saturday morhing two Germans Aad two IT.
isl met in porterhouse In Rose stIeet the same d
4 "a CaY haflr and rama wnn
upon this occasion drst BY angry words and then n
blows Of ,hs fsts In "a sh' TT time the Italians dre
knife esch, and stabbed the ether two .men named
msnn Roog and Frederick st. hing very severely 10
was wounded in the arm and heart and s Sentng In ID
abdomen to such extent that portion Of his bove
protruded They fell upon the floor In a Mfeless sta
end we're then removed to the City Hospital Mu(
ODonnel visited him yesterday, and, if he continues
II viii take his dying depo.tion The police u
Fourth ward arrested the Italians and they now
charge OF Captain Dchett to await the result of th
murderous attack
THE epUrTEN DuvYIL CssEx AccpEsr.-Coroner I've
held an inquest Friday evening upon the body OF N
borer Dsmsd John Spsnlcy, who los his 81 the is
fatal accident upon the Hudson River RAiroel
btdy was found in the creek the came morli1n
brought to the city, where it afterw ards idsI
iehow workman Of the deceased. named Collss
the hearing Of testimony nearly similar to tha
the case OF Casey the jury rendered q verdic
ty drowning in Spuyten Duyvl Creek, on I'll
c.mber BY sgravel train running into said
draw being OIL at the time
FsRRYBoAr AccIpFNT- COLLISION N rIrs
As the i.rryboet Fulton was crossing fro Bf
New York about half past six o',ock
Sunday evening, she run into by .
whereby she received trey.. naous shook Mar
passengers In the ferryboat were thrown down. anu
young man med Mathew Lantry q resident Of Bro<x.
yn sustained fracture of his leg The boat was not
much Damaged.
FArAL F,LL-An inquest was held, Friday evening" a
the City Hospital upon the body of q named WI.
liam Love whose death caused by falling from tbs
stoop OF the house kpownas the Sailors Home in Cherry
fractured vsrdct-aocid, ntal death. Deceased Wa
nifty eight years Of age and native Of New York Tha
nque terminated the official Coroner su
that of his efficient deputy, Doctor Budd Tbs
In which both gentlemen discharged the ardu dutie
of this important Office such entitled them to thd
contact. The courteous and urbane attention vi
which hey tieaed the memesr. of the press, has
with 'hc various city papers.
CoRosrRs' IsauKsIs -DEArH's FROM IrrsMrxR AScs- -
Coroner ODonnell held inquest yesterday, at the
named John Connel 1t appeared frsm the evidence Of
Margaret Conne the wife Of the deceased that he had
orsn ~ since & last Tuesday after drinking good ds.
yestt rday morning. Dr. II Anderson, from external
examination Of the body testified that in his opinion
intempt Verdict accordingly Deceased was sed
forty seven, and q native OF Ireland
Coroner Hilton held inquest at No 80 yestry street.
upon the BODY OF Hugh Farrell who died suddenly from
the d.ct Ct continued course Of for soma
weeks vcrdict-dsAth from congestion Of the brain
produced By ntemperauce DR.. Witterrell, examined
the tody Deceased was native Of ireland aud xbcat
forty years Of age.
acciDESrs-About six O'Clock Friday ming q
a an nsmed Jehn Priterson was accidentally knocked
down and fun ny butchers cart Will passing
the corner OF Washington and vesey streets. lie
taned rome very bruises and internal injuries
and vas removed TO the City Hospital
About eleven O'Clock on Friday night man name
Horace Curtis accidentally fell int, the water at the
o. james street He rescued and taken to the ~
tion house by officer Kane. Of the Fourth ward
AT ten o. clock on Saturday night man named Jam
Plume fell into the river 1T pier No. East river
was rescued by Mr. James Manning and police oficI
Morrison, Of the First ward
lad named Michael Haley, aged about fourtees
years, accidentally fell from Of the Hudson Rivs
Railroad cars ut four O'Clock Saturday afternoon
was veiy severely bruised, and injured internally ais
Officers Care ana Davis Of the Twentieth ward took
to the City Hospital
man named Daniel Phillips rr----.
wagon, on Saturday evening, at the cofaer OF Bf
ana Cortlaadt street, and very much hurt. lie Wa
TO his home, No. 60 Washington street
SrmEr AssAuLr-Shortly after twelve O'Clock