The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
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IN W1uR-Ws are no< In ths heat Of summer
fairly fss'ersisht was mdsummsr's eve. II always
nsrs Night Dream r.dolsat OF sessrs and ns%s..
Think Of ths, reader With the Thermometer ct ninety
thres a. II was Yesterday at noon Last night 10 our
What would Shakespeare say to thar He would wish
himself "osr the hills and far away" to Saratoga,
West Point, or some cool mountainous retrest
CorP Oh SoIm An Irishman, named James Coleman,
employed BY Mr. Mclean, on Staten Ilsnd, near romp
Linsvs fell dad yesterday. BY the overpowerng ef
fects of the heat. while digging on ths road.
ILLNESS BISHOP WAswRGHr.-Inc consequences OF q
sudden attack oe-s produced from injuries
of his et B hop Vain wright has been PEELED 10
defer the vs atoms and other Episcopal duties whicn
he in the of informing in the various drrats
of his diocee He is said TO confined to hts bel at
Troy, where he ohciaed In st Paus Church Sunday
last.
EARLY CLOSING "A meeting of the clerks belonging to
the various insurance companies was held Oh Monday
evening. at fammany Hail. when the folio siag
buttons were agreed to =
And &c doing business in the city Of New
families and than possible present
arrangement Of closing Offices OF companies aud believe
said eOPp.niss that uniform boar closing should b
justice done to the DC Tssrsfos
Resolved That thanks ty due to the sompsnte
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COTTAGE AT NEW ROCHELLE -Iu advertising columns
of to day. and very beautiful cottages adse
tised for sale Being quite near the railway station aud
directly the road to the sho aud steamboat dock
they present unusual advantages In their central posi-
tion and in saving the necessity Of keeping
carriage New Roct ellie pitted against the world
for beauty of scenery and drives. and taste in its cot
tages
FIRES afternoonlH 'were seen issuing
from the cellar Of No. 1879 Front street, where large
quantity or inseed OIL turpeotne and other useless
bur,ble liquids stored bat through the praise
thy eser'ions of the fire deesrtment, the flames
promptly extinguished with only trfing damage-no
injury bavpg been received except that the wood
work partially burnt The premises where the fee
occurred occupied by Messrs Sinclair Co., impor
tiers Of lnseed oil
On Monday night the roof Of the Mariners church in
Roosevelt street caught fire. but extiuguished BY
Of the Fourth ward before any material damage
was done.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT On Monday evening Thomas Red
Dond fifty years of age residing in the Sixth
70 s au Od hs T.;
ntoxicsti0n missed his hold and fell the passing
over his right arm. physician was Immediately called
wber 1t was found Dece sary to anUutate his
after which he conveyed to Bellevue Hos oits by on
GERS Grogan and Rimmersly, of the Eighteenth police
district.
Louis A. Poer. attempted to commit suicide YESTERDAY
morning by jumping into the North river at the foot of
Twenty fifth street Several persons sa~ the act
done with deliberaton and seut to his the police
Of he Sixteenth ward also rendered efficient aid and
ceeded in getog him from the water. DR. BDor-am at
tempted resus-itate the unfortunate man, who
bone his residence in Twenty street. bet
Sixth and Seventh No ASST ned FOR
the act
CATTLE OVERHEARD Monday afternoon two large
steers belonging 20 Mr. Andrew Hepburn Of Hamiltoa
avenue market Brooklyn, while their passage from
this city Brooklyn managed to get the eang~Ay
chain of the boat Whitehall into the river They
saved however by the time. aid Of the Whitehall boat
men-M4srs. E Hooper and John Hayes saving one, add
j. j. Murphy, of ship reporters the other
LOCKED UP-John McSwign taken in Charge
nday pght by the police Of the Eleventh ward for Dis
orderly conduct having been evidently ssgsng'' too
much of q stronger poaton than Croeon water As this
friend of the largest liberty rather unrulY, the
officer felt it his duty contract the area of freedom
by placing him in the lock up Mr.. Mc5wign very
much disconcerted this AID boldly asserted that it
was entirely 'unconstitutionals
FELL Down A HAICHwAY On Monday afternoon about
O'Clock boy. by the name Of Michael Slipper fell
through the hatchway Of the malt house No IL Pitt
injured him elf very severely. He takso
to his residence by policeman Charles Hsick, of the
Thirteenth ward
KNOCKED DOWN Monday. James Sorren was
knocked Down by cart at the corner Of Twenty sixth
and Second avenue, by which he sustaasd frac
tnre of the ssuu He conveyed to Bellevue Hospital
by officers McFarane and Seco Of the Eighteenth police