The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20
Marine Affairs.
THE srsAirmr MARION, Capt Berry. arrived YESTERDAY
morning from Charleston.
City InfelIlQcnee.

Ohty AutcAu8onCcs
Mr.. O'CoHoR CoNvALxsCENT by Information receivad
at our Office yesterday We happy to be ena bled
to announce that the United States Attorney passed
tranquil night and Ia much improved that hooes
of his recovery confidently entertained by his family
and friends.
FmMEN's Procession --On Monday afternoon Clinton
Fire Com, any No al drew home their engine nouse at
appa atus. which built BY the 6m of vannsss Co..
In Essex street. The route taken was down Broadway
sna Iouhd Fulton into Nassau by the HERALD Office apd
rom thence up Chatham street They were precact b,
ADAMS Brass Bard, which psyed several marches and
o De, pieces Of mgsc aud had the strioes stars'
carried in triumph before them The engine which Is
very npe piece Of workmanship made after par
MODELLED by the foreman Of the comoany, Nr Henry
Lewis sndis adorned with two very fine paintings ons
OF ~hich represents ts disastrous dre in Is45 and the
oher is picture Of the bust of Clinton from whom the
Fame .AA''' ''''s 0'o~ns0 0y the goddess
ANOTHER PR0CzssIoN-Yesterday Newark Ora com,
Etny Protection, No. paid Witt to city, for the
onit for them by Van Ness Of Essex street. They pa
rad-d he prir cpa streets their return to the
Jersey City ferry preceded by the Newark Bsss B.nd
axe are certainly spsr did company Of fremsn Their
epei'e e. which Is very fine specimen of shp
was drawn by the company amounting to tty five mem.
FIRE-On Monday fire was discovered in a rear oerret
bedroom, at No 635 Greenwic street 1t wa, spsediv
after damaging the house slightly and de
small quantity Of clothing. The origin of the
ANOTHER On Monday night, about ten O'Clock a FIRE
Drobe Opt ID the Daseu en OF the store Of John
nc. l54 Eighth avenue caused b, caress, ness OF
cbd who took a0vaotsgs the or the proprietor
and nj. wife to get out Of bed and hersef with
some other chi den III the Of which some letter
cuttings Birg about the store were set aligh Fortu
psts the hie was extnguished before made much
progress
The ACCIDENT AT THE HPPoDRoME.-It II appears by the
ioiospg physicians ce tiacate, that Miss Caroline
OF the performers the Hippodrome was not so ser
ous'y Injured as was at first antcleated:--.
New YoRK July 49, 1883
Will the editor Of the HRRAID bs kind enough to inform
the public that Mile Caroline Vidal has so far
a. " o 10 resume her professional duties to day
or to morrow. H. AYME Md
ooo brosd"ay Physician to the Hip podrome.
Run vER.-On Monday Charles 0 Hara q married man,
upon the road which be mployed in paving for he
cor alton was horse and coal art drysu
by man raned Walker, and severely injured hs collar
nobs having been broken and several severe
being received about oody The driver OF the coal lrt
was arrested On The sane day, John Mas.att, aged
Iofty hve an III. hmHn, and by trade sevedore
I'm over by cart on of the docks and severely
wounded in the right leg man Bamed James Saun
ab,y ne is;n,sS M was run over BY stage and
ne everiDg German, named Frederick Mono wich
yho kecpsa stand in Was ngton .rket, run over
be shoulder snd breast.
FELL OUT OF WINDow.-Yesterday afternoon a child
iar Years OF age belonging to Mr. Dudale 20 Essex
s,eey fell rtm the wndo of an upper floor about thirty
fei f'sb, ard vas picked up with little likelihood Of sur
wing the accident.
ac1psST- Yesterday, James Christie, employed in
river had his broke by ths fall of new boiler upon
1t. he was taken to the City Hospital
tTHER Acc1DENTs-On Sunday night John Morton,
Mone. while assisting to discharge the cargo Of the
ubted States mail steamer Roanoke that Nor.
foH and Richmond and which lying at the time At
h f'ot Of pier No 49, Moth river had his leg brokeo
bya OF potatoes falling upon it. which had
ou OF the sings as it being hoi.ted up out II the
hod Of the steamer Yesterday hoy, about .hirte.n
yrs OF age named James Disey fell from the top and
o,cased his shoulder he was conveyed to the hos.
NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
evening the regular monthly meeting OF the above
association ID their rooms in The Ia
sti'nte. No 659 Broadway FL Crosby E.q Presdsnt ia
tpe chair The proceedings commenced with reading
poI Iton Of scripture namely the fh spter Of James
afeT which prayer was Iecited by Mr. Mccarthy. The
1Iu'es Of the last monthly meeting theo read by
tse secretary Mr.. X McC rmick jupr. veil as the
lst Of msJnhers then admitted The next stage in
the proceedings Of the evening consisted in tho rec,ta
Iib 0 IN essay The SUrit OF Orgauizationv by
Mr. Bucll-no Of the Institution for the Blind II was
1esc, however by Mr. X c. Mccormick, iunr Recording
secteay on account Of tho vodsbe absence Of the
autbeY OF the essay Several new members were pro.
posed and there was discussion after wards in
which eral gentlemen present took part respecting
inter ded epenoments to the constitution.
EXCURSION TRP-The America Chowder Club speut
the d,, AZ Sleeps Head Bay Nonday last The club
II composed Of the members Of Hose Company No 46 \
The, were IN manmo'h stage dra by twelve horses
gaiy decor with flags &c On their return the club
salntea The HERALD Office with three hearty cheers.
CnA1aAa GUARD The second company Of the Chat
Ga, D citizens dress TO the last ributs of pec to
their bro'hsr member John Labatut Jr.
FouSpIIsG Euly yesterday morning afant child was
ourd bibg in baket in Fourtesnth stree. between
hxth sud Seventh avenues, about three days old, BY
dicer Sawyer, of the Ninth ward. 1t sent to the
Anshcue
RESCUED FROM DROWNING On Monday a man. supposed
t. be insane jumped into the from pier NJ. 3
North river He rescued from dro wnng by police
officer
FOUND DRowYED-The body Of man, anne unkno vn
found drowned Sunday afternoon at the foot OF
Csths srire street, East river
Bo0r RECOVERED The body Of John Black colofed
hat lost from the soop Blacklist on the 18Th
Inst, at pier No East river, found on Sunday.