The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-29
CITY Intesligea0e
cAgELEssNEss WITH PIRB ANNA MAN Scot WITH

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Cxsb q WasosonA anu '~us |
snas visi,s1 the shooting sansy snlns the sssuas
.aloon at French's Hotel, and wts tssrs. one tAs
gentlemen in the party rsqussted the young maa at
ndsnce to load up one of the pistols that he might taxa
sbot at the target The pistol loaded and h..ds1
TO persfp 0rdllpg it. On tuning round the piso
eentnly OF and the bali psnets ed the hesey
Part ef the arm Mr.. Crab just above ths elbow
hrst Mr. Crab was aware be etruck and remark
ed TO his friend "You had better be careful heT you
this way; you'll shoot como one Toe person IN ~
ter d. Dcs notcsd the hole the o,t and remarked TO
MIR Crab, "Why, you must BE- shot AID SURE eIoasaa
taking OF The coat the bail was touad % nav e
snr cd the and extracted the ball Mr. Grab Vas
then conveyed Lovejoys Hotel ~hsre It seems no was
lodaipg The wound ia not considered dangerous
STARRING AFYeAY BETWEEN TWO JswEIIERs.--Ou Monday
last dis cute toS place between M-ssrs Scsafsr ana
George stullsman partners IN the Jsss'ry s.ars s
tai the Of the former IL appears that Scne'er
ofignsy, opeped the store sore time ago and after
ucadsy sfserpoon about O'Clock, they had dispute
sseut their accounts. Sullsman accusing Schlater OF
sua man laid hold Of the other but being inferior in
physical his adversary he was thrown DO ana
in getting took kn fs or file q not kno va wnca
as he Afterwards threw down the water closet eeo
stabbed scbisssr dangerously with In the sids
abe omen 50 nat his life considered 10 jeopardy SOULS
man has been srrested for the Decd
THE IyonAHAM TESTIMONIAL Tho committee appointed
At the mass meeting of the 22d inst present suitable
TESTIMONIAL TO Capt IngrahA for his gallant conduct in
the Koeze affair net lsst night at the residence OF
Ii.
tee. The accounts Of the Committee of Arrangement
we're approyed and balance of $50 remained on hand
lists 20 collect and for the geld msd. de-
cided upon at the mass meeting also an inyAuo9 lof
designs TO be sert In by the TIN OF OCTOBER SEQ adVe
| tsement in another column.
FUNERAL PARADE OF COMPANY B CAPT N. FINCH
This company attached to the Sixth Regiment paraded
thirty mufke Saturday last to pay the last
tbue Of pect to their late com panlon in arms pr
vas George Fstsr The company arrived in front Of the
late relidepce Of deceased No 234 A. and wore
WA detailed for escortDg the corpse to the hearse
which being through with IN the most solemn man
acting as guard of honor. large number of friends
followed in vehicles showing their respect for the de-
ceased As far as the military were concernee We nave
accurate movements, as on this OCCASION The remains
were inferred Cypress Hills Cemetery and three rounds
Of fred over the grave Sheitons oand accom-
| panied the funeral
MYSTERIOUS DISABLE ARANcE -On Sunday evening last,
between six and O'Clock Misc G Chapman left her
since which time nothrg been heard Of her. and
seventeen years Of age good locking and rather tall
dark complexion, and dark eyes, isps souewhat when
Ts, She IN a a rss a nS nas
OUTSIDE and green and white inside. Her disappearance
has caused the deepest afction to hsr Family and any
information that can be given VIII be gratefully received
by her aged parent, at No. 81 Spring street.
AGRlcrIIuRE-Ws requested to state that the So
csy of Agriculture and Horticulture Of westchester
l ",
| ard TO morrow. Two addresses each day.
FRB-East night fire was discovered to have broken
in old frame building situated in the centre Of the
block between Thrtieth and Thirty first sress in the
Sixth 1t used for the purpose Of storing old
Junk ard s,Abling hories The fremsn there
buildings On Tho same evening fire broke out in the
shop Of Mr. John Sieler at the Of No SO Bethune
street occupied by Mr. sgler o. frame factory It wss
! frsnen.
RAILROAD AccnRT.-Yestesday morning about eight
o'clock young man. who acts baggage master Of the
Erie Ralrosd had bis foot slightly injured BY the driving
wheel Of the engine Of the down train passing it.
The accident happened at Fremont, the platform,
just sitter the passengers had left to to the
other side of the river by the steamboat Mr. Grsene
had gene 10 the sids Of the locomotive which vas in
he would take in wood vhen in taking his foot of, be
sipred and would have been most probably, severely
presncs of mind to coil his body up that the only
part exposed the extremity Of As foot At his own
request he brought down to the New FORK Hospital
Singular ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning Samuel De
groot, deck hand board Of the North river steam
boat Splendid which goes New Hamburger had his Leg
broke in two places, above and below the knes in th
following singular manDer:-It appears that he wa
wheeling bales Of cotton truck from the pier to thu
the psSk was vas very very much Inclined tn. esae
truck consequently went dom with great impetus, ant
the man, trying to stop IT, p:sesd his foot assins. pal
of cottsn the deck and the conclusion he receives
from the truck behind 30 great as to njurs him
the nanner just described.
NOVEL DrcovIRr-A DEAF Nun SpEAxNG.-W
copy the following from the police returns of this morn
irg "a deaf mute FAMED Ellen Moore, was found
West street yesterday afternoon ard taken to the Eight
the S. Nicholas Hotsl. She ssaid tha. she had Jus
arrived from Saratoga and that she fifteen years
i age. Sent to the Asylum"
J DEAD Child Fo,Np--Ou Tuesday morning. Joel Isaac
residing No. ISL Mott street, found email male inas
child, wrapped in piece Of paper, in the Jews bgr
At the sss Of sso first oa
to have been throws into the burial place oy sou
It known person. ,s .Ateo, ma
I AFocIHn Aouos -Yestesan, Liverpool liner a.,
ed Andrew CaI se me In the stream In the Sn.s
on board 20 sah chopped of his fingers off NM :.
While on beard the vessel and was I'll en 80 ~.
e1y hospital. where he now Is. 20 ~ 'n'
INJURED NAn-John snI,,
~ ep hS'Ifoad, while going alspg the line in bsns
ca Sn,cn nc was working fell out AID In 60 sins
that it was found requisite to carry him ne 70
FH&MKN,s PARADE The members of GuIick uosa g.
pspy NO IL Of which r. r. CoEax ia foreman and .on
terdAy having with them their ne and na Sncs y
ssnsa iney were attended BY band Of music and DIN,
their rev y mpos,1g appeara.co. The company IA
TARGET EXCURSIONS Tho following miI,..,
VIZ oEs Target shooting on Tuesday ~. !,
Engine Comn.n U.u M r. COMPOSED Of the hundred
so t5' musles, and contended for number Of
ans s ss %aa y e. s.
sns accompanied BY sSsIton
TI,.ssn prizes were awarded to the best shots
The Redbrd Volunteers attached to hose carriage No
49, under command Of James Fields passed our osice
YESTERDAY on target excursion to Mott haven where
they commended for ten elegant prizes They numbered
brass bard.
The 0rmsby Light Guard, company of Juveniles, COM
anoea y SsPssn NouIs and numbering twenty four
me Sons OF Liberty went their second annual target
excursion 70 ST. Romans Well Fushipg where they spent
pleasant day, and several valuable prizes were con.
tested for, which were awarded a. follows list H.
Goyan, Captain; ID J. Mckinney; ID, 7. Mullen; 4th.
sth Organ: 9th P. McGra.h; 1sth, NJ Hannan: Uth,
!! Cousnlln; Eth N. Walsh They were attended by
Adkins' Brass Band y
EXorus FROM NEwFoUSDI SD.--The St. Johns
(NswfonncaDd) Courier, Of the Sd inst sa5s ia ,ev
phase the history OF this colony has been rsyenr
itself for scme considerable time past aud nov .nr.a
more distinctly and unmistakeably day by day. ~ sss
70 sas Constant Drain 81 ne population grstio, to
ne ne,ghborng States and provinces For the pasttwo
Year. Alnost yeesel leaYinn fhs nort e. 49,