The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-08
CITY IntelIiUence.

lntekURenc0s
NEW IRON SroREs-The employment of iron in buildings
particularly for the fronts Of stores is becoming very
general respectivey of the Crystal Palace, which Is
been being erected in various parts Of the city
Among these may be enumerated handsome edHoe,
in the of construction Beekman street. on the
lot adjoining the church at the Of Cliff street and
the above named street. This building, when finished
win be Of the most elegant iron structures about the
city and will form part Of the lead pipe mandatory
situated in the Another handsome structure Of
the material has just been completed IN Barclay
street. next door to the Grocers Bank and viii be fitted
up as glass store.
FRE-Last night between eight and nine o'clock o
fire broke out in Water near Maiden lane in hat
the house, which was used only as store.
RATHER MYsTERoUs.-Much excitement has been caused
by the discovery Of some human remains 10 lot in East
Broadway near Montgomery street. whore house has
been lately demolished The remains which consist of
leg arm and apparently the shoulder blade as ALSO
ton were taken By the police to tie station house q the
Seventh district where coroners inquest was to have
Dc nU
to have been any length Of time in the ground the
nails Of the foot and hand quite perfect also the
have belonged to medical student but why or where
fore cannot say they have no data to form such
conclusion.
DnD FROM FAIL-A Portuguese sailor belonging to
the brig Eureka, lying at Of the piers along the
East river fell on Friday evening from the yardarm Of
from the injuries that he had received eoroners in
guest was held yesterday and verdict Of accidental
Death /" returned.
male with two young children applied to the captain Of
the Seventh district police station the Jackson ferry
for advice under the following appear
been induced BY her husband to leave this city
for the purpose Of settling there. and veything
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board with her children but her husband with their
eess neglected to do the same, and allowed the boat
In afr h{vvn IN hAp nN~tAu At~
wife found her thess husband living in Jefferson street
with another woman, and wished TO know what she
her to make application to the Justice at the
court house in Essex street. and the and her chill
dren departed with that intention.
New Horn--A new hotel, called wlliards Hotel, win
opened to morrow, ut the corner Of Broadway and
Twelfth street.
COUNTERFEIT BnIa-Counterfeit ten dollar bills on the
Shoe and asatns. Bank New York city have been put
may be distinguished from the circumstance that the
Comprolers die on the genuine ten is placed at the
lower right hand corner while in the counterfeit ID
the upper left hand corner, as in the genuine two
TEE ART UNION ISvnnoAnoN.-we beg to correct the
following statement relative to the receipts Of the above
morning. The following occurs in the HrrA,D~sp2
What were the amounts Of the receipts frsm members
Of ,hi S. sIss h % % ss
S3e27 Al in the year ls4l s. 2o5 67 in the year 1s42
the receipts S. 1888 TO- in the year 1888 in
the year 1886 The receipts in 1851 we're about
100000; there drawing in that year ~ the pic
lures were sold" The reply shouli have read thus
year 1s4o % 6a7 81 in the year 1s41 Os 49, xthe
year ls4S sSssa 10 IN the year 1913 l29 in ls4a
slooso co. in 1s45 Sl61e5; in ls4s $22 293 in 1s47,
Ssh the yssr 1851 the receipts were in the neigh
in that year. Q-What became Of those receiptsP A.
They were received by the institution, the entire was
SAG SOB 90" The reader will perceive that much
larger amount was paid than that published by as.
THE LATE MEDICAL CoNvKSnoN-THE COMMITTEE OF AR
RANGExTs.ln departing from this city 'the Doctors"
placed upon record the high opinion which they enter
York brethren Dr. Stewart, Of the Committee Of Ar
rapgemsnts and his coadjutors in for their de-
served share Of merit large meeting of the guests Of
York. (members Of the American Medical Associaton,)
assembled the steamer Hero return from the pub
Lie institutions Of New York, on Friday, May g. 1853
Dr. Worthingon Hooker, Of New Haven, was called to
the chair.
Dr.. Gooch, of Virginia. was made the Secretary.
On motion of Dr. j. B. Bddle Of Pennsylvania the fol-
lowing resolution WAS unanimously adopted =
Resolved That the thanks Of this Meeting hereby
teddered TO the Committee Of Arrangements for the
agreeable excursion to-day and especially to Drs f. c.
Stewart and J. IL Grsco, the chairman and sub chair
man.
DR.. ]. L. Atlee offered the following -
Resolved, 1st That the cordial thanks Of this meeting
presented to the Governors Of the Almshousc for
the kindness courtesy and gsnsrcp: hospitality which
institutions In the city Of New York.
Resolved 3D. That our thanks also rendered TO the
Commissioners Of Emigration and the officers Of the other
kindness in facilitating the examination of these admi
rable and philanthrophic establishments.
The resolutions were passed by reclamation, and was
ordered that certified copies Of these proceedings be pub
lished in the New York papers.
WORTHINGTON HOOKER, o., Chairman.
CLAIBORNE GoocH, Va, Secretary