The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-20


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City Intelligence.
ACCIDENT ON BOARD THE STEAMBOAT CRoroN.-A fe days
accident Of serious kind opened on board
OF this which had very nearly the death
OF two OF her passengers. Mr. J. Webbe Archibald Jr
whose family reside at Glen Cove L L. during the sun
mer months, had placed coupe on board the boat ana
having occasion for article in IT, had lust entered
IT when sudden heavng of the boat put the carriage
In motion and 1t inatanHy rolled overheard and ccm.
nenced to sink with its unfortunate tenant who thus
erclosed, was given up for lost whom three distinct
blows were heard, and Immediately afterwards he was
seen to rise TO the surface the wheel struck OF the
head Of the coupe, and thus provdentialIy ens
bsd him to d'eneage himself from his perilous situation
lad had seated himself 0utede of the carriage and he
was al.o plunged into the rtver without hsvug bpsn
carried down. He secured fragment of the wreck and
aithouah unable to swim managed to sustaio him elf
while In the water. Mr. perceived his presence Of
mind ard encouraged his young companion only four
teen years OF age to hold on unth relief csms After
DeD sevsral mfnutes floating do the stream they
rescued by the kind and humane exsrtons Of oer
sons who Witnessed the from the Brooklyn side
MIR was 50 exhausted that he felt himself upon the
point Of sinking, having on his winter clothing HIS
father on board snd Witnessed two figures passing
from the boat altogether unconscious that Of those
IN the fearful struggle between life and death his
son until he was made Of the distressing circum
stance by sympathising friend after he had seen him
saved, together with his fellow sufferer.
THE WEATHER The intense heat OF last week has bean
succeed ed BY sudden cold her Complains are ge.
DersIy made of the I'D Thursday night aud those
who slept with open windows ON account Of the heat
must nave been osagr surprised towards morning
BY the freshness Of the air The mercury on Thursday
hight was down to g. aud were to judge from the
rsdersby lower THIS may have been the case for it
certainly blew very cold towards the morning. ss already
vh N 6avh fpou1x xna
weather.
H., VISIT OF ASoa1rm ~ aT CoxrAsI-0n Thursday evsn
engine house Of No for the purpose of making the
necessary arrangements to receive Neptune Eoine
papy No. 10 OF Albany, who are expected to pay Wait
the above named New York ars company Il was Sc tied
ing route was decided upon form line in Green wien
avenae, the right resting Grove street. thence through
.,snss to ssos M s'Gs HsaHn Cans.
Bowery Fourth avenue, Broad say. Waverey place. Sixth
avenue to Amos street, and dspsrse: Mr. Eugene Ward
appointed Grand Marshal, assisted by Mestrs Money
g. Lane, s. L. Jeremiah, J. Thomas, A. T. Smith, and b.
Robineon, as aids.
Tm DIRTY sTRIErs We ara glad to observe that tho
dirty condition Of the We suppose that the de-
plorao,e pestlence In Ne~ Orleans has cd as pre-
monssry hint that the, ouga. to attend to the oeau
zeal viii not fag but that they win pesevere in carrying
out the city ordinances. A. this time Of the year no
dOmal OK NeSotAu0 snOul0 Dc allowed TO remain
rotpg for days in the Streets breeding postsucs and
malaria Such to fever and peslence ought
to be carted away forihWh ana particularly from the
accumulate IN quantities until It Is conpete nuisance
The streets bounding Washington Market often in
into them Considering the sum paid ANNUALLY for clean
ing the streets-a quarter of . miion--NeW York, In.
stead OF being the drtiest city in the world ought
the cesnsst.
Staining CASE -rhursdsy at half past seven O'Clock
p. H., officers Patton and Houston, Of tho Sixteenth
ward heard the cry Of murder the Of Tenth
and found man named Francis Hughes, who had bcen
stabbed very dangerously In the left side. man
seen running away 70 whom they gave chase aud sue
ever known, gave his that Of the person
he had stabbed He was taken to the station house and
was dressed by surgeon and he was sent TO s home
No. 2ll Tenth avenue.
UrHTuNa Boar LOAD SAuoRs-OyE MAN
DnoTSap .inuIsoay %o,n,ng between and 10 o'clock
small boat with ten sailors belonging to the snip south
ern Cross lying off in the stream, and bound for Ca
gage the boat that altogether it rather heavily
lsdsn but would have gone safely had not of the
.Slars commenced knocking about and making a dis
tuibance Mr.. CosdY told him to keep still. they
would all get we'tine. HIS reply that he didn't
care Damn, and SO he kep; moving about In which
rough and very the boat capsized The seamboat
Ida and yAwl from o schooner picked up nine Of the
men. Mr.. Coady saw that the TENTH young man,
reached down his hand and twisting his hair round his
fingers, hauled him up, and swan with him as ling
he could At last, finding that they both sinkiug
he was obliged to loose Ills hold, and the unfortunate
man went down.
UYJunn1AmE TREATMENT OF A YouNa GIRL On
Thursday afternoon gr named CorneliA Augusta Hub
bel went to the station house of the Nineteenth wa d.
and said that she had the city In the cars that
morning, from place cslled White Hls where she had
been living servant with family that they bad dis
her without giving her the means to pay hee fare
to New York. where she had mother living with her
grand parents. Her mothers name Ia julia Hnobell
but she could not tell the VI her grand parcats
where they lived. The gll about eleven years
OF age. Lieut. Miller OF The above named police distrc
had her taken 10 his house, No. 101 West Fortyt
street, near Eighth avenue untl her mother can bs
fouid.
admitted into the New York Hospital :-Yssterday af
ternocn about quarter to four O'Clock John Morstt
laborer while at work in the basement Of the build
ing in progress Of erection at the Of Broad
way and Fulton street. severely hurt b, the fall of
q block OF stone, that lying the rafers above
upon his left foot BY which Of the toes partly
cut off ard eome Of the others severely cruahsd. 90
Sunday last Mr John w Barney belonging to the vessel
staa hut whose family reside the village of Sparta
near eiog Sing fell down the hold of the vessel by
which Bis shoulder dislocated. The vessel was
the time 10 the stream Of tho East river. the Brook
lyn side opposite to Fulton market about to sell for
Key Weas for which port shs has since sailed Leaving
the above shore lie conveyed the City Hospital
where he os the doctors not having deeed II ad
vssble as yet to set the slimb On the same dsya
young nan named John McNerney. hand board the
Delaware and Hudson canal bsat No. 276 bconytog to
the Penny ivania Coal Company with similar
ciocnt, In the way, having fallen dowa from
deck into the hold while the boat was coming down the
North Iivcr to New York.
JuyESnH yAGnASrs. unfortunate children. named
William and Cbarios Smith wore appreciated on Thurs
day night by officer Church Of the Eleventh ward These
boys, about and twelve years old left by
their mother In the street about q month ago since
which time they have slept entries and rod by pick
Ing up lumber In different places. When taken oy the
officer they were nearly Naked covered with Hth and
verMin and apparently half famished Their wretched
appearance attracted the attention Of the officer who
took them to ths station house, whore thsy were pro-
psfIy osxsd for until the moruag,