The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-26


bales At prices ranging from 7Xc 1lXc The market
Is dull with declining tendency: Todsy's business has
been :S bales At II for %ddlg fair Tho receipts
"a 26O bales The receipts at all the Southern ports
now 2os, lis bales ahead of same date last year.
City Intelligence.
The WEATHER yesterday there was q gradual fall in
the thermometer from early period Of the day until
evening Singular it may appear the warmest period
Of the day was at A. NJ whom the thermometer was
at 70. By II n it had fallen to H. and at TX was
as TO- During the whole Of the day there prevailed
pleasant oool breeze which felt almost cold towards
night The appearance Of the sky betokened rain
none or scarcely any beyond 3 few Drops fell In tho
Gay. The change from the extreme heat of the eary
part Of the week great relief indeed The temper
tue last night resembed moro that Of the fall than Of
midsummer.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A DISTINGUISHED ARnsr.-We are
concerned at learning that Signor Marin the distn
guished Italian opera singer has met with very serious
accident Being out shooting Friday morning Long
Island where he is spending the summer his gun acci
dentaly discharged, carrying Oft the fingers Of his hand,
scians despatched from New York to minister to
his relief.
REUNION OF lGmxAN MUSICAL SOCIETIES AT PmIADE1.
musical society of New York. in company with the
MapLerchor, vocal society OF iamsburg-amcunting
10 all to about lbs marched in procession from
the rooms Of the former society, at Nos 1877 and 199
Walker street, to pier No North river adjoining the
Battery from whence they proceeded BY the
John Potter, and Camden and Amboy Railroad to Phla-
delphia The route through the city the place
of embarkation along Walker street. down the
Bowery into Chatham the ough Chatham to Nassau, and
around by the HERALD OFFICE oto Fulton street. theythen
proceeded along Fulton Broadway into Greenwich
street and SO TO the Philadelphia steamboat pier beside
several lively ar4 during the march, and in front
procession there borne large flag With the coors o.
s ~ Ss
another party, numbering two hundred, likewise left
for Philadelphia, but took different route, pro.
ceeding to Jersey City, and going direct from
there by railroad to the city. Ia addition
to the above, other German musical societies from
Boston Baltimore Albany and other places intend to be
present at tho reunion tho whole number Of members
attending II is expected will be eight hundred To day
unday the delegates meet for the purpose Of business
and appoint lace of meeting for the next annual
union which held last year Ia city, and is held
the present occasion in Philadelphia On Monday the
ere nj societies will have their coucert, Tuesday
they will 70 rural pic MIC excursion oh Wednesday
they have been invited to Reading Pa, by the German
musical society of that place Thursday they will
home Annual reunions OF the above description
are very general in Germany, Begiu and the north Of
France when the musical societies belonging to the
peiehbons towns and villages assemble together at
appointed place and contend for prizes.
INTERFERING BErwnS MAN AND WIFE On Friday nghia
regular took place in the Seventeenth ward man
named Jnes Ward. his return homo to his residence
in Thirteenth street, between avenues and B, in
drunken G fell foul Of his wife and beat her most
culy. The captain of the Seventeenth ward, hear
ing OF the tance went accompanied with ve Of
the oicers under his command to arrest the man No
sooner hs~sver had they done 40, than the wife, St
whose urgent request her husband had been taken into
custody her life she stated made attack,
in CONJUNCTION with other parties the officers,
and rescued the prisoner from their custody The man.
his release laid hold OF part Oft bed post and made
On attack upon officer More, whom he struck on the
and hand, injurng him seriously After a despe-
rate et the ccsrs retook the prisoner and conveyed
him to Me station house. followed by mob who threat
enea to res1e him, but did not effect their purpose
FRIDAY NGT's FIRE-Ia addition to the -four mill oc-
cuped BY Mr. Phelps aud which contained at the time
large quantity Of gras, there also destroyed
pen,ers sbcp. belonging to Mr. James Ogden, who was
Likewise the of the other premises above mentioned
well . three STORY frame house belonging to Mr..
L. c. Roome. During the FIRE man named Martin Rose
reidiug in Twenty ninth street, by Hook
and Ladder truck No. q Dr.. Hubbard having been
called in, examined the and found bones broken
He conveyed home by the police
FRE-Eany yesterday morning, officer James DAWN, Of
the Fourteenth ward discovered fire in the Of 16
Orange street. On entering, he found clothing
fire, in an apartment occupied by colored named
Henry Davidson and succeeded in putting without
giving any alarm to the fire department Damage
trihDg.
named james Riley employed at Writings paper mill In
Thirty seventh street, while attempting to slip off belt
from the srsng SHAFT ~ 81 IT. the %achnery got caught By
ing and drawn by the belt the shaft continued
to revolve somehow other the belt got twisted round
his arm, which broken little above the wrist by the
accident and the part Of the thumb torn Off This
circumstance released the boy who fell to the ground
and was talen to the City Hospital by two of the EN-
ployes of the establishment when amputaton of the
remaining upper portion Of the thumb effected and
the broken arm bandaged by the house surgeon Dr. Nc
Comb.
ActIDNS1s.-On Friday afternoon, Q licensed city
porter, No 161, of the name of p j. Brady while de
scendpg from staircase outside house at the
of Front street. slipped through stepping inadvertently
piece Of orange peel, and was precpitated about
twenty steps to the pavement clttng his head very
severely. lie was taken to the City Hospital
Yesterday afternoon John 0ttman, German, by trade
q carpenter. while at work the second floor Of q
building the Of Broad and Wall streets, missed
his hold Of part of iron column by which he
supporting himself and fell to the ground He received
several conusons abeut the breast and taken to
the City Hospital
CouP DR SoIEI4-A named Martin lander was
struck Friday afternoon at the Of Greenwich
and Rector streets He taken to the police by
officer Kleeder, of the First ward.
Bun OvKR.-John Quinn, while crossing whitehall
street Friday night, over by Grand street
stage No. 45 He was dangerously injured, the wheel
passing his breast He was taken TO his residence
at ths corner Of Broad and Front streets.
FIJI Down SrARs-On Friday afternoon, Patrick
Brady fell down stairs at the Of Dover and Front
streets cutting and bruisng himself severely He was
taken to the City Hospital, by officers Murphy and
White Of the Fourth ward.
evening" at nine O'Clock Officer Sullivan, of the Second
ward police discovered water issuing from the nrst floor
Of the store Of r. Hyatt Sons, Al Nassau street. On
entering the premises the pipe attached to the wash
flooded all the stories from the fourth down. doing cons
derable damage to the cloths and silks piled the aoor
besides several Grape shawls, &c.
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ARRIvAL--Messrs. Levi Stewart, jackson Stew
art John Atchson and William Luntsford have arrived
from Utah. They LETT the 2lst Of April last and
port every thing prosperous In that Territory. The emf
grafton was getting along well with the exception Of be-
and Southern routes The small pox had broken out
this Indians and from what they could learn