The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01


pre- ed 10 Sicnor Vieti leader of the orchetra e
Italian com any at Rroadway, hst evening II the
able the ion Of the compliment One % he
baton IL tipped with gold in which rich Brazilian topas
set Upon the other end figure Of Apollo with
Of the pedestal uron which is inscribed
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TIE MANAGER OF THE BROADWAY
. sIGNoR vIETTI o
JAsUARY 2s 1858. .
oe . : 2 > . 60 oeeo %
The baton vas manufactured by Mr. Edward W. Burr,
tsweler, troadway aud renecta much credit upoa his
taste and artistic skill
crati Secretary Of the American Scientific Association
is about TO deliver lectures throughout the on
tuie Of this invention, which l. destined create new
Ihase in maritime navigation and from the cientiac 40
rtmcDts OF thc Froies these lectures viii locke
to with IN, cL interest by the community at large.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION We would call III
attention of the members OF the Mercantile Library A'o
cation 10 Petition lying at the desk for signature
TO event its removal to Aitor place.
REiTF FOR MhpIRA.-We are happy to announce that
to, g the huRare and generous exertion Of Mr. Brod
head 10 the Beard of Brokers' of this city thu
Of eleven hundred dollars has been subscribed by tina
ind dun members towards the relief Of the sufferers in
the i land OF Ma1era.
COMPLEMENTARY EAI.-The friends of Mr. J. G. Adkins
the celebrated music and proprietor of the we'll known
band. viii entertain that gen,C man at very grand
ylincnary ball TO be led in the CITY Assembly Rooms.
Broadway this evening No expense has been spared 70
render tie enterainmen, worthy Of the man. and the
wide circle Of his friends by whom it is got up
"A FIRE occurred Sunday evening In the house
No 1C0 West Twenty fourth street used dyeng and
ing esab hment by Mes.rs. McDougall Garden
er During tie progress Of the fire it communicated
to IL house No Ill imnedat ely adjoining which used
by Mess Atkinson Eastwood dyeng and reinshng
establishment. The flames originated in the driving room
Of No 1Cs and would have been very bat
in mediate arrival of the rcnen who quickly cxtingus
ed them. 1lere was very large amount of property
II on the rremi es at the time which secured and
removed 10 ilace OF safety by the police, aided and
sted by Der of private citizens The house No.
Sew York yn for sc
III Is owned by Mr. Nj. Wnson, by whom it is insured
with the City Insurance Company for $500 The DAMAGE
with Assistant Captain May, of the Sixteenth wa-
and foceiro the Eighteenth and Twentieth dis
1ics, attended Both houses were known ~ the Che.-
Dye Works.
ire broke out at about two o'clock yesterday morning.
in the grocery store OF Mr. Joseph Mountain No. 24
clancy street The store having been closed and the
Gre occurring at early hour 1t is not exactly known
Row i originated. Upon The alarm being given large
number of fire attended and succeeded in confnng
the flames 10 The store but considerable damage
done TO The stock and premises by fire and water before
they extngushed. MIR. Mountain cnlc llates ths
damage al S3 800 He has insurance with the Union and
FrcadNag COMPANIES Captain Russell, thirteenth ward
Captain Brad ord Tenth ward Assistant Captain Merritt
Seventh ward with their sections of men, attended and
fire broke out at five O'Clock yesterday morning In tho
house No. ii Oliver street occupied by Mrs. Travers.
di covered by Officer Woean of the Fourth ward.
WHO cS,inguished II. aided by the inmates, with slight
damage.
AT eight O'Clock last night fire broke ont very sud
aenly in tie old frame buildng which stood No In
Monoe sheet situate between the four story brick houses
Nos. and s. The upper part Of No used
Icntcr shop by Mir Broune. OF Water street tne
lower art liquor store by Messrs. Murray & Drea
The iie bioke out in the carpenter shop and owing
The and extreme dry of the wood in the house
The entire building consumed in less than hour.
lhe tools were favod as we're also the urniture and
clothes Of the families of Messrs. Murray and o Bien
The fame shotrp vividy tina. very large crowd cf
IeoIc COLI cted as well strong force OF fremen The
aSc d
house No. (which l. inhabited by large number OF
fanics-v as slightly dan,aged hy The flames The h,e.
men took down the entire ruin which much del,Ii
dated before. iumagc about 5000. Tho Chief of Police,
with Captains leonard nitchct Brennan, hopkins Mer
| ritt, and n fierce Of policemen, attended.
ANcTRT SrRRr-lhc piece-work coopers Of this city
have struck fo an advance upon their present rate Of
wages. 1ley say that with the high city rents and the
average prices Of provisions their present weekly pay is
Insufficient tor the due and proper support of themselves
mitce Of which Mr. Redmond Magaughrcn is president,
ard Mir. John Canning finance secretary. The men
rassod through of the leading streets vest erday af
cInotn, in large body. attended by band OF misc
lEer den capor quiet, orderly and respectful From
inquiry, learn that there is good deal of in
their claim. The rents demanded for the hum
bic and often unhealthy apartments in which a trades.
man can ledge with the retail prices of butter, bacon,
beef &C. for his table, leave amot nothing FOR the
clothing and comfort Of himself his wife. and children.
SvrDIS IrAnrs Coroner Gamble held nque t. yes
terday evening Al the house No c2 LOWING street
tie body of Lmily Fowler aged forty years who died
testimony OF John Fowler her hu band 1t appeared that
she had been alng with deease of the heart for some
Years; Sunday morning she got NJ well usual af
tr breakfast sLe complained OF weakness in her limbs
in the afternoon she seemed little beter about i've
O'clock yesterday morning. she mplaiued Of numbneas
in her HANDS Sic died in less than minute Dr. Fennel
made post mo1ten examination, and found very great
erarf. f the heart which was the Immediate caae
Of death. Verdict death from enlargement of the heart.
The deceased native of this state.
Tie same coroner held inquest at No. 202 West
TwertysiAh street uIon the body of man named Jas.
Roorey ateo thiryfcrr years who died suddenly his
he'd at an early hour OF the mornng. Mary Rooney, wife
o the Gecea cd deo Cd his general good health he
va up as wen as usual, during Sunday; he had some
friends to him during the day he did not drink any
he went TO bed about ten o'clock this onday) morning,
about ave O'Clock found that be was i'll; he could not
Icak to called for help, and sent for doctor but
lie dead. Dr John Nckcnna te.,hed-From the
suit Of an examination made by NE am OF opinion that
the deceased died from disease Of the heart Verdict
ccrdinply deceased was native of Ireland.
Coroner Wilhelm held inquest yesterday evening ut
the house No $50 Avenue A. UPON the body of Patrick
Rio6erick who bad died very suddenly Mt ten o'clock
Sunday night whilst in house in the rear Of the build
ing After hearing tho medical aud other tc stmony the
jury rendered verdict Of death by apoplexy The de-
ctaod twenty eight years of age, and native of
leiard Whit roctor rhl was making the pos, mor'em
eAar nation, brother Of decea cd entered the room.
and coming excited he acted in very violent manner
ard The case had TO be potIoned Upon reflection.
the aIolog9ed TO the Coroner who resumed the case
bo.orc arother jury Coroner Wilhelm acted with much
tlnross and di cretion upon the occasion.
Coroner Hilton held inquest Yesterday at the house
of Eighty sixth street and Fourth avenue, upon
te lody OF German named Elizabeth Alct, who
died Lc1e Suddenly on Sunday morning. From the ap
oarnnc Of the body got noat that she had met
her death by unfair but after heightened nvcs
faton ard hearing the testimony Of Doctor Fnlay, the
itry rendered verdict of death from pulmonary apo
ltxy, The deceased was forty-fye years of age.
ArrIsT OF SwISDiER-About O'Clock Saturday
Afternoon, fellow, named Thomas Perry, operating
through the city upon extensive scale in representing
himself a. eaarng man just arrived from Calcutta,
and wishing to cell some elegant sk patterns Of ladies'
dresses which he had brought from India with him
good many persons vc,imzcd in buying spurious
fabric OF cotton goods for ying from 81 TO SS
Officer Masterson attached TO the Chief office with his
usral vigilance detected the fellow in the house, No IA
Grand street when he OIL Mr. Materson succeeded In
capturing IN after a sharp run and ooE him before
Justice Walsh, by whom he committed
RncvID FROM DRowYING-A sailor named James
Mularnn fen into the water at pier No East liver
sunday evening and was rescued from drowning by
officer nfien, ot the seventh ward police.
nan named John Bamble fell into the North river
FRI m rer No IL ut ten O'Clock Sunday night Officers
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