The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01

The prevailing wnds have been south south vest and
the WIND vssrsa 70 the north and Il the rsia
fell in torrents, accompanied BY much thunder and
lightning The quantity Of rain that fell on Wednesday
The NEW CTY CHARTKR-CFluAL RESULT The accu-
rate result OF the voting for and asanAt the city
charter for New York was made known yes erd.y. It
cause OF civic reform The following Is the census OF the
In favor of the charter ................se 1852
opposed TO-. 400
banks... .................... 10
Total. .39,s 4s
TRADE MEETING. Yesterday evening meeting of the
'Lopgshoremsns Benefit Society was held at the Shaks
Hotel TOT the 2, sr rn s as
son, the of Pearl and Chatham streets The
banner, which very beautiful formed side
Of blue and green silk and on the other of red silk cost
sl75 On the side there is represented in the fore
ground, clipper ship lying at the wharf, loading and
ready for sea- with figures Of busily mpoyed
ry1g goods, merchandise, sc, denoung the occupation
of the members of the society Overhead is portrait of
Washington, with the following inscription above,
"Union-'LOng horemens Benevolent SOCIETY," and
derneath, "Orpanized October 49, 1852 Chartered
March IL, 1858" On the other side there is repre-
scented sick scene, typical of benefit society, with
the inscription above :. 'LoDgshoremen's U. b. So
cety" and below, -" Union, Protection Benevslsnce."
surmounted by gilt eagle. with outsretched wings
The ceremony Of presenting the banner having been
causes through which the society organized
and to the objects for which they we're united,
man ey-or sell protection ana 70 De Deter enabled 70
to making The above remarks the speaker referred
to the dispute that took place short time ago between
them and their employers and which was only partially
successful because wanted organization Of the trade
to give it force and unity In abiding to their present
organization he adyerted 70 the fact that few days
subsequent to its commencement q compromise
effected between them and their employers,
ard that an nstament of the advance that had been
demAn ded given. These things sho we'd imperatvey
the necessity Of such organization to obvate the need
of future strikes, well create fund for the
haro1 a1ya ,rn of asnt ala hat
widows and orphans This society, although lately
organized numbers 500 members, and, we have no
men, who. from the nature Of their employment, are
often liable to scarcity Of work well to many acct
dents that require fund for future necessities
ToRcHIIGHT Professionalism Saturday night the Balti
more Fire Company, Columbian Engine No 9, will be
ceved with torchlight procession by Manhattan Com
pany No g. and thirty Ave other fire companies of this
city, forming altogether very pretty spectacle. The
Baltimore Company will Philadelphia by the evening
train, and arrive in New York between and P. N.
company that here from that cty-namey, Lin
hards, and will muster altogether about fifty members
companies which they adopted some time since IN
improvement on the other style. On their arrival they
will be the guests of the above mentioned New York
pany who will provide them with collation. at thes en-
CINE house in Ludlow street the same night. During
their stay they will put up at Gunters HOTEL in Fulton
street. where the Secretary OF the company, who
here Tuesday last made the necessary arrangements
but has since left Their soourn with us will, we are
quite sure be agreeable and the best endeavors will be
made to show them the elephant.
THE LATE ACCIDENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tay-
or who met with the late accident the Hippodrome,
is now patient at the New York Hospital, where she
admitted yesterday Her account OF the accident Is
that she ascending from subterraneous cavity be-
low, to enact her part in the performance, when her
been placed close by Some cried out to her throw
herself into the fountain, which she immediately did,
and by this me ms exsngushed the flames The doctor
attending her that she is in very dangerous state
having been burnt her whole body from the knees
upwards, with the exception of the face which is
touched.
ACCIDENT ON BOARD sHp.-Jacob Kenning, chief mate
beard the ship Kossutb lying at the pier at the
foot Of Peck slip East River fell down the hold of the
Wednesday night through the hatch which
lad been peggently LETT open On taking him up it
found that rib broken, and he nveyed yes
day TO the Hospital where he under the care of Dr.
McCombe.
COLLISION BETWEEN CART AND THE HARLEM TRAIN
Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Morre Bowen, aged 49, far
of car belonging to the Harlem train when proceed
ing along Broome street it came in collision with cart
inc latter was carry ing long plank Of timber when
the above mentioned individual seated broke through
the wood aud Injured Mr. Bowen very severely his
right arm being dsocated at the shoulder and likewise
broken ia two places. He conveyed the City Hos
pi'al and is under the care Of DR.. Derby. y
FIRES. Wednesday about half past eleven o'clock AM
great excitement caused at Ward school No. %, in
Clark street. caused by alarm of fire, which however,
did not coed from the above premises, but from
chimney IN the immediate vicinity The police of the
Eighth ward we're promptly the spot. and rendered
every possible assistance in aayng the excitement AMI
preventing accidents.
Early this morning IRE broke out in the drug
situated at No. 40 Cortandt street. Occupied by Boyd
Paul 1t was, however, extpgu-hed with but trh
ing damage and from the appearance that the fire pre-
sented there being smoke than fame it appeared
to have been caused by the explosion of gaseous
compound or perhaps may have arisen from spontaneous
combustion.
WHO LOST POCKET Book 2-One evidently be-
longing lady, containing IS 49, was picked up yes
terday afternoon at Barnun's Museum, and handed 10
the Chief OF Police.
HORSE 1rIEF A man rko pava his mama Monerd
called Wednesday afternoon at the house OF Mr. Schner
ls3 Wooster street, about p NJ, and engaged board
ladys colo watch and chain and chateain pin worth
about $40 were missed. On opening the trunk it was
found to Certain bag of salt. Nothing further has
been heard Of the intended boarder.
OVERCOME By HEAT -Esrly Wednesday morning.
between IL and O'Clock, Patrick McAnualy found
lying the pavement in Market street near Madison
Police officer Evans, of the Seventh ward took him to the
station house and called in DR. Cussman, who gave II
his opinion, that Mr.. McApnsy bad been overpowered
him proper medical aid he taken to his residence
No. IS Oliver street by the above named officer.
Sun sToKE-Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock, a
by policeman of the First ward suffering from the
effects of a sun stroke. He is not however, in any
danger.
GeImsn, by trade carpenter, while employed in
building in Chambers street fell to the ground when he
was struck by beam that likewise fell down upon him,
by which accident the shoulder bone broken. He
was conveyed to the City Hospital.
Early yesterday morning. sailor on board the Belona OF
the pane OF Egitte PORT native Of Belgium, fell from
OIL the maintop into boat beside the ship breaking both
bis arms The ship lies at pier North river Taken to
the Hospital
Wednesday afternoon boy aged ten years. of thelname
of Michael Kelly, had his thigh fractured by the fall of
bale OF rags upon it. Under the Of DR. Derby
Wednesday night, Peter Rogers, aged forty five years
eboIer, while engaged in hauling casks Of wine out
of the hold of ship had his right leg fractured by the
rope that held the cask breaking which fell upon him.
AccrDEsT.-on Wednesday night Michael Canning, a
boy seven Of whose parents reside at No. SO
Greenwich street, fell from ladder in Trinity place. by
which both thighs were broken and the body otherwise
injured. He taken TO the City Hospital by officer
Hinton, Of the First Police district.
SEIZED WITH Frs.-Wednesday night
brought from Broadway by officer Bowling OF the Sixth
ward at the request Of her husband and while at the
station house she had several fits when sufficiently
covered she was taken home again by the officer.
RESCUED FROM DRowSISG.-Eary yesterday morning
Henry Bunderguns fell into the at pier IA East
river and rescued from drowning BY officer Murphy,
of the First ward =