The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

CHAMBERS,
Great Jones street to- the Bowsry TO Ludlow street,
to the house of Hook and Ladder Company No. in the
following order:
Engine Company No. 80.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 3.
Engine Company No. 2, with their new engine.
Engine Company No. 15
Hose Company No 4.
Engine Company No 22
Hose Company No 70.
Engine Company No. o.
Hose Company No. 49,
Engine Company No Al.
Engine Company No; accompanied D;d BY podwortns
Engine Company No. *. '' '
Hook and Ladder Company No. 4. This company sa-
Engine Company N =. 90
lafayette Hook and Ladder Company Noe
Engine Company No A.
Hose Company No. 49,
Each company accompanied with q hne DAnd
which played lively airs they marched UP the various
streets through which they passed
The different MES, of which there were twenty,
each plentifuy supplied with torches, which tended
to enliven the scene.
No. the Manhattens partook of splendid supper pre-
pared for them and spent the remainder OF the night
in relating the events Of their journey .s
This procession very fine affair and reflects great
credit on the chairman Of the Committee The recep-
ton will no doubt be long remembered BY those COM
panies Of the fire department who Joined in 1t.
SAD ACCIDENT-THREE MEN RUN OVER.
About ten O'Clock last night, while an alarm Of fire.
AZ and is down Broadway and when the
Of John street three men, whose names we could not
ns No.
ribs broken while another bad two of his fingers cut
off, and the third was severely injured , about the
where he lies and the other two were conveyed to-
their homes The Of the accident chiefly owing
ing in broadway near spot where ths accident
Cured in order to join the session The crowd was
great that the pproach Of the engines was not OBJ
served until within few feet of the unfortunate
THE RETURN OF THE WASHINGTON CoNnNEsTAIs-This
fine company Of citizen soldiers under the command
Of Captain barrow returnd Yesterday from their excur-
sion to Washington, at which place they formed re-
markabe feature in the ceremonies of Inauguration Cher
quaint and peculiar unform-that of the days Of the
Revoutenecited universal admir- atom and Presidents
Pierce, to whom they introduced, expressed his
qualification in the most unqualified language The Con-
tnentas speak in the highest terms Of the attentions
shown the all along the route and OF their reception IN
Washington. Captain Castles who accompanied them
the firing Of national salute the day Of the inaugu-
ration His of their interview with the Presi-
great republic fully appreciated the decacy of the
compliment President Pierce evidently affected with
the inspection of company attired in the ancient uni
form Of the days that tried mems souls"
THE WKATHRR.-Yesterday indeed q spring day.
From early hour in the morning until sunset the sum
shone brightly. There being little wind the day
was SO warm that all entirely dispensed
with Even at nine O'Clock last night the atmosphere
above The condition of the streets Is not very
good owing In great to the snow which fell
last week, and the inertness of our City Fathers.
FRE-M0ndQy o
frame houses Fifty seventh street Broadway and
had it not been for the prompt arrival Of the Are depart
ment the whole row would have BEEN no doubt, CON,
sumed The fire confined to the building II originated
in which damaged to the amount OF $500 The Pc
lice Of the ward the ground and rem
| dered efficient service In preserving order.
FRE-Nonday evening, about quarter to 10 O'Clock,
IRE broke out In the cellar Of the store Of G. H. An
drews No. Al Dey street occupied by him agod and
guished by the fire department. who early the
ground The damage slight owing o'hers being NO
Hoor will be somewhat damaged, this portion Of the
building well flooded with water. There very
| large number of fremsn and police on the spot
Ar1nPT COMMIT SUIupE-Edv ard Abbott Q sailor.
residing in the Of No 26 Madison street. whs in
1T Of delirsm trems attempted to commit suicide The
him killing himself found him very violent, and hsd
| great difficulty in securing him.
RUN OvER cid woman, named Catharine Graham.
down by wagon and severely injured She was taken
to the drug store Of Dr. Miller where her wounds
dressed. No blame Is attached to the driver.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT About 12k O'Clock last nisht n
third story window Of house at the corner Of Canal
Forester. It appeared that Love had been drinking
liquor at this house. and taken stairs 70 bed but
he got into the bedroom he opened the window and
eaped out into the street. cutting his head In shocking
manner The police Of the Fourteenth ward being
notified Of the fact FASTENED to the spot and brought
him to the station house, where Dr. jackson attended
him from thence he conveyed to his residence No.
10 West Broadway.
Ac1DESTs.-On Sunday, boy named Timothy Bennett
had his head severely cut and bruised by sleigh falling
him. at the Of Second and Fifth street.
He sent TO the Office of DR. Buda in charge Of the
police, to have his wounds dressed.
At four O'Clock Sunday afternoon, John Nelson f.r
into the river at pier No North river and was rescued
from drowning with great difficulty by the police Of the
First ward.
Masonic BAL-A grand ball Of the Ancient and Hon.
orable fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons Of the
State Of New York will be held this evening Metro
RyrpQy Lo.n1 ockv
of L. Quade No 40 Mott street was entered by some
thieves the door being forced open by means Of jimmy
police nothing mis'ng either goods money. It
supposed that the burglars must have bsen alarmed
and fed before they had time to carry of any of the pro-
perty.
RESCUED FROM DROWNING "A man named Michael NAL
10y, fell of the dock at the foot Of vestry street. while
watery grave by the timely exertions Of citizens
DEATH BY DRowNrNa-An unknown man was accident.
ally drowned on Saturday evening" by falling into tho
rescue him, but without avail The body has not yet
been recovered.
DISTINGUISHED STRANGERS IN RIcuMoNp.-The
following strangers were at the American Hotel,
Richmond, on the 9Th inst. WIN. NJ Thackeray.
Esq, the novelist; Thos. Francis Meagher Esq,
the Irish patriot; James w. Wallack, Jr, Esq, the
eminent tragedan; Professor Anderson, the Wizard
OF the North, Miss Kimberly, the Shakspeareau
reader and popular actress; Mr. and Mrs. Sloan late
OF the Charleston theatre.
Count Calendnr-This day.
SUPREME CouRT--Spccal rerm.--Nos II, 80 to Al, AK,
140, AZ TO 68
SUPREME CognT-Cireuit.-Nos 22a 1853, 1856 II, 16sX,
SUPERIOR CouRT 1.-Two branches Mos 37s, 1914, 1877,
HS, 500 DOL b62 $50 500 47s, 19l, $780, 563 5s4 $685.
SEQ $50 572 "a 57e ST., s7s 57s. ~ 49, 500, 564
80 80 ~ 44s, 40 1885, $50, 5e7, 1885, SO 1ss 52a.
504, 4e3, 553, 2641s, sos, 8.
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A Grand Mass Requiem.
the s he late ysry 0T a ths
who died at ugutine Florida the 25th ut will take
place Mt St Patrieks Cathedral to morrow Thursday at 10
o'clock A. NJ The Right Rev Archbishop Hughes will ON
eiate and the Very Rev DR. HoGlogln will deliver the fu
neral sermon is expected that the friends of deceased