The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-14
Civ I,stelllQence.


Cryrsl Palace Police have presenied most elegant
and very valuable watch fob chain Of pure gold, to
lieuter ant J. Rcsrd, testimonial Of the high
esteem in which they hold him for BIS conduct as an
officer and gentleman The presentation took place on
last Friday evening at the hotel OF beagle Waumaker
Of Forty rtt street and Sixth The foo is
composed Of six heavy chains, each having representa-
ton Of the stars and stripes at the end and in the middle
Of the group is star containing the inscri ton The
united chains bear massive ring aud key Toe chain is
msde Of god eighteen carats 6De and weighs upwards
Of three ounces II manufactured BY Ball, Black &
Co ard 1t Is certainly most beautiful article, doing
credit to all parties concerned aud is we believe we'll
deserved tribute TO most worthy IL cost the
Of siS5. The inscription reads thus
o. 6 G . o Q Q 9 > o
o PRESENTED LIEUT.. J. RICHARD, o
By the Members of Company G. Of the c'ysal Palace
0 Police as a Token Of their esteem and appro 0
baton for his services % an officer and o
gentleman, August, 1858. o
1t vas presented by John D Newman, in the name Of
the company with appropriate remarks to which Lieut.
Richard responded in happy terms.
FREMEN's VISIT WASHINGTON Columbian Engine
CoDps Dy No Of Washington, VIII are expected 70
rive to MORROW morning at an early hour in oar city BY
the jersey City and Philadelphia Railroad will not put
up wrongly informed, At Tanmany Halt, bit
intend to stay at Patterns HOTEL in Greenwich street.
during their sojourn amougus.
FmE.-On Friday nigh. about hslfpsst 10 o'clo.k
fire broke out in the ch factory of jacob Bsns No
l04 Norfolk street. aud extinguished. Damage
81 000. Capt. Russell Lieut. Sharpe, and platoon Of
men of the Thirteenth ward and Cart Bedford Lieut.
Sparks AID q platoon of OF tho Tsath wald,
present The property vas Insured ia the Stuyvesant
Insurance. Company The fire was caused BY s'ore sup
posed TO have been thrown from the street among the
matches.
Last right about sight O'Clock fire broke ont
Of Which is occupied by speyer Co as wholesale
sore fr woollen good. TIE f'swa. howeVer soon *.
tpgushed only slight amount Of d. mage having been
dore by it. How it originated not known
COLLISION BETWEEN HARLEM CAR AND AN OMNIBUS The
STAGE DRIVER BADLY INJURED -Yeeter 'ay morning col
ls,on took place at the junction Brooma street and
to
of ihs BoveIy std Wall street staceA The force
the collision knocked the driver from the box and be
fell on HE head, caufing revere Injury, which may Ill
tmate)y terminate N death.
DANGEROUS STATE BUILDING -Oa Friday afterno 9n
about Eve o'clock, brick building No LII West frenzy
fourth street. Was psced IN crest jeopardy part OF the
foundation walls having given way cauog large s-urss
in them about the doors AID window ss The building
i coIicered by the police to be in very dangerous
state and the donates advised TO quit Taese lat
tei, consisting Of eight different families, however, till
remain. with two exceptions, deter mined TO stick
BY the place while it u standing.
THROWN OF A CART On Friday night. abou.
O'Clock, whilst man named Michael Burk was driAGg
horse ard cart the horse took fright ard became
manageable throwing The man Of the cart with such vi
o-Dce that he broke his leg and received various internal
injuries Dr. Booram called H. bat beoce he arrived
there his frieLds bad cayrec Ltn his residence in
Forty first street p'ar the Tenth avenue.
Blow FROM sLUSG SHOT GA Friday night, man
named John Deny, residing at No q Twelfth stree
struck with sluIg sbo and severely beaed by per-
persons unknown in the Ninth avenue Four.
tenth street he taken TO layor's drug store,
dressed by Dr. r. s. Seaman, after which he convey.
ed home.
ACCIDENTS boy named Charles Randall
who belongs to the schooner Senate his home he
No 159 Second street williamsburg had his broken
by the fall Of main boon II appears That ne bsp
ing 10 moist up the main boom Of the sioo1 Del. yare
which lay beside his vessel ct the wharf, IN tbs
East River to Roosevelt street and suddenly
fel While being raised the man alofr, not being awae
having suddenly sacsened the rope He conveyed
the Hospital About II O'Clock, H.. on the same day,
named James Gaddock broke bis lefs arm through
fall in John street. c,ufed by slipping piecs of
orange peel, simar substance that lay the
lice walk.
DRowNED.-A man, named Mich eel Morrissy resi1ng
in Fifty eighth street the Third avenue owned
Friday morning while bathing at the foot Fifty
teTepth street East river The body recovered.
young lady visiting at Mr. Benson's, at the Of
Eighty -four street and tue Fourth avenue from SYRIA
cue was drowned on Friday night while bathing in the
East river ut The foot O. Seventy ftn The body
not recovered The young lady had on the time
white muslin night cIeBs and drawers
SUDDEN DEATH.-On Friday afternoon about four
o'clock med ia mes Faye, about twenty eight
years Of age residing in aulbsrry street. taSeu i'll
and went 70 Dr. Burnetta Office where he got some pills
He continued to about uutn ten O'Clock at night,
when he suddenly expired