The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-27
City InteiIIvenco.

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City Intelligence.
THE CRYSTAL PALACE DISTURBANCE.
In yesterdays HERALD there published short
count of racas a thu Crystal Palace under the head Of
Trouble at the Crystal palaca" We have since made
further inquiries and enabled to place before
pears that Friday Last of the contractors named
Marshall refused admittance unless he produced
ns n y one 81 ns y ..p %
military fashion at the gate This the contractor
fused to do ard his say in whereupon the police
man reported the matter TO his officer Lieut. w. Peel,
who was in command Of the force duty The latter,
before taking further steps, consulted with Capt c.
H. Davis Superintendent of the Crystal Palace police.
who advised him inquire of Mr. MAtel, the Chief Of
Police, as to he powers with which the above force
.ded .s Peel accordingly y 5s to Nj
lice force the nender but to Quin down
to his office. to make affidavit as to the fasts.
panied by his psrtoer, Mr. Noe like -ise OF the
tractors came to the gate in Fortieth street when the
leaving Mr. Marshall outside who refused to do the
same and at last passed By the sentry inside The latter
followed him calling out for the SERGEANT Of the guard
when Lieut. Peel. who some ~hsre close at hard,
seized Mr.. harsbsl by tn. collar, and elected him in
very summary manner BY this tune large crowd had
collected the outside who WERE however, dispersed
from of the pre,es of Crysta Palace by the police
on DUTY Mr.. MArshsrs partner Noe, then came out,
force him through n de 10 opposition to the orders Of
Lieut. Peel and on their eDt, attempt made
to eject them BY the g ard In coz sequence. scuais
ensued and as deTnler resort they arrested BY
Lieut.. Peel who confined them up stairs in :
building adjoining the Crystal Palace, which ID
five minutes. . NIB Of Isborers. who were employed
about the recent additions The Crystal Palace forced
their way by Fo second street. and sndeayored
ever they kept out by The guard which consisted
Of twelve men, OcluolDg the lieutenant and sergeant
Mr. Noe then sked the police officer who had charge Of
him and his partner to allow him 10 out and at
tempt to pacify the moo, aud permission having bsen
given request esss4nts left and wen. back to
tanned for abou. an hour in tue police station until the
arrival Of Capt Dupont N. the superintendent who
told the prisoners that rbe Cvrtal Palace police had only
done wha was right that they did not like the regu
latons, they ought give mp their contracts and quit
he premises. He her added that he often asked
himself for his admission card b the policemen duty
ard bad never thought beneath him to show It.
would he had coubt. with the Of
the directors OF the Association Capt Dupont then
ques'ed Lieut. R,ssrd who had during the proceedings
relieved the other ieueoant release the prisoners
which accordingly done Further steps will, how
ever be taken BY the Cry tai Palace police to bring the
matter before th- proper Authorities, when It win be
thoroughly inquired Into by the Mayor and Chief Of
Police.
FUNERAL OF ANOTHER NEW YORK VOLUNTEER.
Yeste, day he funeral IF another MexcAn volunteer
who has gone to his last home took place from the Mer
House, at the OF Broome and Mercer Streets
which was attended BY several Of his brave companions
ceastd, John Cook, who formerly private Of COM
paDy New York rexiu ent of volunteers has, since his
return from Mexico fullo we'd the trade Of tinsmh,
and at the time o. hi d,ath forty years of age
unmarried He died LAST eek ut Bellevue Hospital from
darrb9a brought or inay through the fAtigues Of
the Mexican vac and Of the climate and
was buried from there 10 the poters' field Randafs
bland. The mbers Of the ment however caused
the body to be csDer ed and rebTred 1t yesterday at
Greenwood Cemetery The funeral cortege escorted
BY the Napier randy ARTILLERY under the command Of
Captain d. gan aod moved of from the Mercer House in
Napier Taudy Company. commanded be Capt. Hogan.
The hearse, drawn BY four white horses with blask
plumes.
The Members Of the Regiment in uniform and in private
ci'zens' dress.
Tbe flag belonging 10 The regiment likewise carried
that flag VIII CHI bad been borne triumphanty from Vera
Cruz to Mexico aud which valianty displayed at
Cerro Gordo, CoD.re Rios Churubusco Chepultepec,
GARTH de Reen and other hattie fields The route tasen
was down Broadwas 81 through State street to Hamil
ton avenue ferry, and from themes to Greenwood.
Win Sss
Over the upreturnne brave alasi
SUICIDE BY HANGING.
ooro1er ohepps las, eyeoiDg WAS called to hold an
Crosby street on the body Of whose name dill
not lasrn He Of rhs bosrjers, sho was found
ing himself with his crsvat to the bedp6st The de-
ceased sbonr 30 years OF and IL is said from
Connecticut. He in III health and about UNDER
goIg surgical Operation to be performed by DR.. Bost-
wick
The WEATHER. -Yes'erdsy delightful day, and IL
we were rot 80 much Of stay at home population would
have drawn ever bod 1T the precincts of the city.
As 1T however mulitude- took of the dy
orecruit themselves for another Fix dsys' work. The
bat IL NJ from which poiot it fell to 90 at SP NJ
FIRE -Yes'eIdsy afternt on. bstween and O'Clock,
an slaIm Of fire ~ss Iai ed 10 the Third Gre district
caused by the chimney Of house in Watt street. near
Canal oett'- "v,,. 40. The flames ws-e extinguished
before the engines arrived Damage triaing.
CONFIRMATION. " sterday The ceremony Of contrmaS
ton OF young eope according the riua! OF the Roman
CATHOLIC creed celebrated the church of St Vim.
cent de raul IN Caua street b, Bishop Hughes who Off.
ciaied ON the occasion In he morning between forty
end fifty boys were med and the at erpoon about
.ixy Young persons OF The other likewise con-
the NEARER part of HON OF French extrac-
non The cong eea,ion Of the ab,vs church consists
mainly of natives OF Frsnce ar their descendants.
FouSD DEAD EARLY on Sunday morning, Lieut. Bran,
of The sixteenth ~ard whilst patrol duty found a
naa rspsd John Rnpp mate of ship, at the corner Of
feIth street and Eghh sitting on the stooo or
door~ay With bte bead and booidsis leaning against
the doorposr There were three men standing bv who
- 70 She Lent OF police, "ihsre ia drunken man,
IT. Lieut. examined him end co9ld feel no pulse but
iosnd BIN quit warm ie gaze the alarm whistle and,
" 'he asss'hrte OF ofc-r uavens and Patton took
him to the station house On being examined bs Doctor
Boreen u was tonnd that 1e dead but no marks of
violence were vsihle bout HE person.
ACCIDENTS - On Saturday plight German bv the name
o. George FENDER, carpenter by trade who resides at
Shilc Attempting 10 get down off ,tavs
Mt the above place in witch he was passenger missed
his bod in stepping down, and fell by which his ankle
was very much sprained He admitted on the fol-
lowing dsy (saodcy into the City Hos piial where he il
Aictomb - "
DR.. Lawrence surgeon of shio Csnturan, from Liver.
pool 10 going On board at pier IL kast River Last
ing, fell overheard and drowned.
coiored man pamed terael Cansey while asleep in a
Loom ~ Cow Boy rcc.ised severe wound in TIN fore.
head from unknown person. He was taken 10 the
lily Hospital by officer Garland
SUN STROKE On Saturday afternoon a man BY the
nome OF VIM Riley fell down In Rutgers street. near
nsdison from the effects Of the heat lie taken to
me drug ttOfe at the corner OF Madison and Rutgers
Streets where be received medical aid after which he
) q CONVEY Cd home 70 i54 Rr.de street.
ATIACKkD WITH FIT On Saturday night May Ann
" 81 n fell down n A Fulton fairy Sha ksk.r.