The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

MARRIED.
In Utah county, December 2, 1852. by Bishop Iaaso
Houston. Mr. Abraham Hatch and Miss Perneis Js.s
Lott, both Of said county
In Salt Lake City on the Goth April Of liver complaint.
Caroline L. wife Of AIonzo H. Raleigh aged 80 years
months and IA days
In Davis county. April 20. 1853 Mary Alfred daughtsr
Of aac and Mary Alfred aged % days The father sf tho
In Hanti April a. 1853 Hsnnah relict Of Dr. John Pat
ten aged % years, II months, and days
Of scarlet fever George Franklin. Of Samuel and
Maria Snyder, aged IL years and months.
City Intelligence.
.vn TIE wh.T -9sstsrdsy Ys was yery warm dsy-thsr
nS ess,s At noon II oGs. !. the s.:.
being at that time 72 degrees The latter part day
overcast and betokened ran which commenced fall
ance ofghtniDg but nothing beyond what s customary
at this tme of the year, when the atmosp often b.
comes highly electrical.
FmKMEN's PROCESSION Monday the parade and BRO
csssion OF tho Fire apartment, in honor Of the No
chanical Fire Company, Of Baltimore, viii take plsse.
b., and receive there the Baltimore company who win
arrive it is expected about that tme from Phiadelphs
by the steamboat John Potter which will land its pas
sepgers at pier No adjoining the above named place Of
rendezvous After the reception the vsitsrs from Balt
more and the h fire Of h. city win take
row. through Chatham street along East Broadway 10
Grand street. down Grand to the BoWery up the Bowy
to Bond street. through Bond to way, and down
to Warren street from Warren to Greonw
street. down Greenwich far vesey street. proceeding
erected yesterday opposite the engine house of Fire
Company No. IA, whose guests the visters From
Park by the western gate where they viii be reviewed sy
the Mayor and Common Council The Baltimore Arc
a. who viii T BE- % at the hs.d y the Spr -:
review they will be escorted to the engine house Of Fire
Company No a. BY the members Of that company wAsss
they will parake Of collation. There is doubt that
the display will be very handsome one about thirty
companies intend to join in the procession AL the music
hcAoss to the occasion The Baltimore company dur
ing their stay in this city will stop at tho American
Hotel at the corner Of Broadway and Barclay street.
CRY BIBLE SOCIETY "A meeting of the above society
was held Friday evening in the Baptist church n
Oliver street, which very numerously attended
In the Of their duties the society have dis
oSse GuIsg the Ps sUss % s1d S
scrpturai knowledge employed BY the society thst
known by the name Of colporage word borrowed from
the French and which consists dussg moral and rs
Rous by books and tracts For this purpose At
the last Of the society it resolved to make
special effort to sustain colportears, and the Of
fourteen hundred and odd dollars had been raised and
properly appropriated Their efforts had been mainly
diIected to newly arrived inmigrant who from ali
cles and of all classes with eyery shade of characte
well as of color. Many of these have merged from
darkness so deep and dismal to be felt both in sp
ritual and intellectual sense. Soon after the annual
meeting the Board engaged experienced agent, Rev.
h. seaver, to collect means to press forward the n0bs
enterprise contemplated by the resolutsn unanimously
he labored when indispOson
him to retire, at time when his services most
needed Rev George p Martini OF Paterson New Jersey,
was chosen in his place. From the financial statement
1t appears that the receipts from all for the last
year. amounted to So 4O4 81 expenditures So 67 S.
leaving the treasury debt 1898 o. Amongst the on
elected weye:-Warren Carter President Rev. Ira
Steward, Francis S. Miner, and John c. Backstsr ves
Presidents; Treasurer, Samuel Raynor Corresponding
Secretary, J. 2. Hayes; Recording Secretary X G. No
Cormick.
MAMNERs' FAMILY AsYLuM.-A charitable institution,
under the above title opened with appropriate ces
monies, on last Thursday TIE building is situated
the Hospital elevated aud health spot from which
be bad extensive view of the adjacent country
well of the Narrows and the opposite shore Of Long
Island
FIRE On Friday afternoon, . fire was discovered in
the and cap store in the Sixth avenue near Seven
eenth street. the stock In the store was ell destroyed
but the puiyopr -. not much dam..e.. Inere yAs 4
full platoon of officers belonging TO the Ninth ward.
on the spot under the command of the Captai1 veil
as some from the Fifteenth ward.
FELL Down FT-Op Friday about O'Clock in the
evening" Dunn and ers Of the nth ward
brought to the station house Of the above named police
district young ~onaT, of the name of Emma Keelsr,
who resides at No GO Centre street and had been snd
berry streets pr Jackson called in md admniste
ed some medicine to her. and when sufficiently recovered,
shA sent home.
CnnD DRopPISo-A female infant. alive. about six
O'Clock in the of house in Twenty seventh strsst
by the occupants. On the infants dress was pinned
paper. on which were the following lines
am baptized-I need not tell Sam.
My parent is not to blame;
sctake Ellen Is my Christian name
The infant was sent to the Amshouse in the Park, n
charge Of policeman.
FOUND WITH CUT THE HEAD-On Friday moruinS
between IL and IL O'Clock, Cstharins Ring found
BY officer Cook, Of the Nineteenth ward, lying
the side walk Of Forty first street Ninth avenue,
with her head severely cut DR.. Ives was called Ia ard
dressed the wound after which the woman WAS ssat
home