The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21

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Last Ivuma "A meeting d yrsnshnsn, Germans Poles
and Italians We Asad at the ShAkspsars Hots William
slsest Ast spsaipg, n saswsr 70 the sAn q IN Omp
doreR CAussdi6rs Nartpsehe, Morsl snd Qussse. pub
hshe4h ysstsrday's HERALD to maks azFangsne.fs for
testimonial 70 osnmsnder Duncan hgzshAn, Of the
UAtsd States slosp efws. St LOss for his gallant con-
dust in the Kossta affair st Smyrna II oAmpderas pre-
sided and . committee appointed to further the
obset Of the mssns We shah give the proceedings in
our Issue Of Monday.
TIM wRAmxa The fan vssthsr may b truly said 70
have snesd Friday night; the mercury was -
low atty Degrees giving almost forssaste Of
winter Yesterday thu Thermometer registered ~ fol-
lovs 1t the hours mentioned;- n, 81; 3P. n, II;
SPIN, 90.
EXCURSION 10 sHuRmAD BAY-Yssterday morning,
e Cola nd sssin.n 81 ss oSs their departure
across Futen ferry s1oarsion To 6heepshead Bay
They were dawn in large mammoth stage Of the
hyrfn avenue HE. Brooklyn, sufficiently cApacous TO
containing Brooklyn Brsss BAND who bad been hired
dawn By ten horses, splsndidy csparisoned elected
universal admiration 1t passed down Fulton street.
spectators Holiday excursions Of this Kind are very
hsAitbful for our pert up mechanics and working
more frequent good nhsiDg Of the country air or
the breeze is the best thing possible for the
stitutioD ard does more to prevent III health coosump
tOp the thousand ills that flesh heir to, than all
the doctors staff In the world.
CRY RAnRoAps--CARf1Ess DRIVING "A gentleman Sit
ting in end OF OF the Sixth cars had
. escape from most serious Injury ysste day As
the vshi,e passing down Canal street OF the
Eighth Avenue entered upon the track from West
sganst the car Of The SIXTH that IT went through the
panel struck the gentleman, dashing the glass and
spuers Ct wood against bis head and into his ear. He
was carried into Jug .toe near by. An old and most
resI ectsbA citizen no in the broken car at tho
time Informs thai he has other collisions Of the
sort and he travels daily the line, he says
he believer u from careessness Of tbs drivers
and conductors Of the Eighth Avenue cars who he
the Comfort ard safety ef all this be So 1t should be
rem odied by the directors.
ACCIDENT ON The HUDSON RIVER RAMRoAD-Yesterdsy
morning at early hour freight train the hudson
River Rail- DAD consisting Of .weaty more hsAv
y laden with cattle and produce met with an accident
ssuSn e1es the witch
not being In proper position some OF the cars for ming
part Of the train Off BY which their contents were
Trecipate1 into the water arc OF the cattle drown
ed. The amount Of loss incurred We have not ascer-
tanned.
FRk-Yesterdsy morning, about half past ten o'clock,
Of . dwelling hosss ON the First avenue on the lot
proceeded from feather bed which had BY same
accident. caught ahsht, and which Afterwards COM
20 on thu and
Aamee but mot before damage had bssn done to the
room and Likewise to the roof.
ATTEMPT At sr1cwE-on Friday night. after having
retii ed to bed David Bush, native Of New Jersey by
trade mason, residing In Bedford street, attempted TO
emmit suicide by cutting his throat with razor. AZ.
ter baung committed the rash act he lay the whole
night bleeding the before the
ming, when entering his room he was DISCO
the throat. He was taken to the City Hospital whore
the wounds sewed up end other attention paid TO
II: and ssa
lege for the act Is momentAry alteration OF intellect
He is unmarried.
WANDERING ABOUT IsaAm-On Friday evening" officer
Moore OF the Seventeenth ward found at the Of
Third street aid First avenue German woman named
Crescent Nopps, apparently in very destitute condition
for Dr. Budd who VAS called to attend upon her, AZ
she appeared very sick pronounced her to be insane
AouDnr ON CANAL BoAr.-Ye.tsrday morning. about
10 O'Clock Sylvanus Bacon, captain Of canal boat
named the l. Cannon which trades between this city
and Philadelphia via the Delaware and Raritan Canal,
was severely nurt in the head BY the falling Of the der
rick upcn him. belonging to smother canal boat which
was lying Lear 1t appears that the L. g. cannon vas
about leave her mornings .. the dock at OLD ship Eat
river and that the plain talking to else
on board Of boat when the derrick suddenly
lower I'D and struck him In the manner described by
ed necessary.
ACCIDENT WHILE Blasting On Frtdsy..attern .on John
Dorsp laborer, who employed In blasting in Forty
sudden explosion II the charge which had just before
missed Ore and which he WAS ORA sing ou At the tina
rnent used which OF steel and therefore may very
probably have struck fire being inserted into the
mine. All such nsrun snts wherever there is powder,
ought be made cooper to prevent the possibility OF
such accidents occurring This always done in places
where employ are careful OF their wcrkmen's lives.
FOUND DRowSrD.-On Friday last the body of . man,
apparently . German, but whose name WAS unknown,
WAS washed ashore At MATCHBOX Point, three miles
above Glen Cove Forty dollars in gold coin we're found
upon the body with sundry papers, which taken in
charge by the The body had evidently been IN
the water for considerable time.
Police Intelligence.
THE EFFECTS OF PRACTICAL SOCIALISM, ANTICIPA-
TED MURDER ETC.
Yesterday Afternoon spare looking German Of gen.
teel appearance the Of George Weber stopping
at Frsnchs Hotel hurredy into the police souIt
st the Tombs His counter depicted alarm, and his
department considerable agita on He stated to Justice
Bogart in broken English, "Dat his life in danger,
and dat dc vomans must DO arrested
ing state Of mind he exhibited induced reporter to
ask the magistrate the OF the poor mans trouble