The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-25
City InseAllge nee.


INV DEAF DUMB ASYLUM - aew boildcg Tor tbs
81 the deaf 400 dumb Is the rhs site viii
be further up the ,sAbdshs Old residence ot Col Non
roe, sLovp az Isnsooe, the banks az the ducsoa.
There VII be ans e s1ace for purposes ths grounds
con'vrive OF forty ssh water feoat of
nearly TGo feet The groucc plan OF the buliipg viii
nprise t~o sitting each Ice feet ioohs length
by a. feet cbes in beadthiasDdd respectively for
TIE and girls The ti.utioo rec pon rooms
the teaou and conversation eide entrance
hall The rooms titustsd ri aes side OF oiong
room 65 fea p length ey Sc feet ia ia and over
Which latter will be the c6ape DO OF the same d.en
sioss TIE school house vii be dstschsd ron the main
buons and win be three stories hish containing very
large runber az clsssrooms esca OF which VIII Do ~
feet long by 81 feet inches vide 1t ietsadsd that
The building ba)l &c three stories nso exclusive OF the
be- which will be cpriated Tor domestic
poses. The run NIT will be surUOuUr ed By DOME
There vii be Likewise tupets at Intervals aore this
mosotoncus Appearance Of the TOO q the sddOe rhs
front Of the building will extend about 240 feet along the
river, The corner stoDe Sili be laid in few weeks
RuN OVER BY a FIRE EseIss-Esrly yesterday m ,rn
ipe. between IL ard o'clock, bsrs Ssensen
of Eusire Com any No A. who rupniDg al the time
with Manhattan Company No along Murray street,
10 IN alarm Of fire fell heap Of dirt that lay 10
the way and was run over BY TIE sasine Or Which &C
cidens Two Of his rios badly injured, TO
qnirs his removal 10 the City Hospital
FisE-EaIly yesterday morning, about quarter past
O'Clock officer McPhsrson. Of the Fftssnsh ward dis.
spS are
econ extipguish By Engine Company Ne. 90 with the
s ss v0 2. the police Only stsg s%oans ., damage
siepedly. as there was found BY Of the fremsn
quantity OF nesspspers saturated with spirits Of tar PEN
the, burr ing On the floor.
A WORD OF ADVICE STAGE DRIVERS Com plants are
contp uay being made BY lady readers Of the
to ahch they are subjected in getting out Of
ouDienses through the want of common politeaes
the part of the divers in not dra sirg to the side
walk where they al sht with safety This is piece
a boori bress Of chi 81 vine her 'gentie sim
pie the ola phra-e gees would calm reflect on
be considered guilty and hersore hope that is will
be no longer complained ef From the genera ally dirty
etate Of Bead way other public thoroughfsres,
through the Constant traffic Is of Itself srduous
but TO this superacdea the difficulty
e syoidr the vehicles that aiSsys
ing up ard down that The danger is very great Of
being Such accidents of constant
renee and fair correspond dents are contiausty
comfort will ia future be mse regarded It is no: ,he
work of momsnt for driver 20 draw up at hs side
walk. and indeed he i entitled 70 do that is the
OF the street intended pedestrians. Oae of
corrrpop6ens writes h.t ladies actually afraid
to eros Broadway and We have no doubt OF II lodsed
the subject Of crossing broadway is bs.omiog ooe Of
great importance to the stored eepers many OF whom
must be considerable Iosero By the lipo Of cemarcaion
that drawn eetseen tie two sides o. the street
ere surprised to see that they bind to their in
sereet as Dot to SEQ the necessity Of takog Via subject
thems-lses in hsrd aide TOT Dicu rdide5d' is old
French pysverb which General Lee OF Revolutionary |
memory oncs offended the Puritanical section OF his
party by uanslatire G helps strorg battshcns."
PRESENTATION COL JOHN A BoGERr On Friday even
ing last the officers Of the Sec nd Regimen: presented to
Colonel John a. Bcsert magnificent s~ord. epau'
ette ash and belt &c token OF their esteem for him
officer aud a TIE pre- entation came of at
Military Fall, Bowery where sumptuous supper was
PROVIDED which about tfy the ne!ves.
The bill. Of tine sword hsndsons,y ornamented with
diamonds and rubies reasc ed credit; tass
Of its makers Amer Co P.yIoaster J. W Downing. Of
the Second Sey made the with
neat ard appropriate speech TO which Col Bogert
ponded in indicative Of much feeling After
and good thirgs I'll late hour in the morning All to
gether, l. was aneAt affair.
CRY RAILROAD ACCIDENT On Friday night bet ~esn |
Sand O'Clock, elderly man, named Patrick kearn.
by occupation . lsborec, very feeble 1t the
time from ,ickness, knocked down and run over
va sss S ssan s g s
sixth s.rsets the small bsnes o. the right foot being
poor circumetaDcss it is the duty Of do
something for bis relief as in the present Instance where
The IL cspaciated through esq fro get
ting oct CT the say suffcis1 uy soon.
SuITcs1D FATAL IAJrRy From A TArI.-About four
O'Clock on Friday afternoon. girl named EIsu Niles,
about eight nice years old went into building
the OF Jane and Greenwich streets 10 get some
ships, and shr oeeeId,us Ladder s oped aud fell from
the fourth story the NJ self bs y Sue
taken up by Mr. William AcGr~sor, assisted by OIL
Ger Smith Of tie Mn ward, aod vas taken hons to
her residence No 50 Horasio street Her re,overy is
dubious
ACCIDENT FROM BiAsrSG.-About i've O'Clock on FIJI.
das Afternoon mott reckless Of blasting occurred
small three story br.ok h,uss, oxeed and occu oisd by
Mr. o. IL Kelly, entirely shattered fortunately.
person injured although there several
IN The house The adjoining hou.e occupied by Mr.
Seaiy and Others, was very much damaged also. two
large having gone through the roof aud lodged
the third floor The con 1ac.or's name is Timothy
Boyle, sho has not been ths The
Off ,ers were locking for him all night but he did not
come to his residence.
little girl named Louiss Buntn fell froa the fifth story
of tbs house the OF Forty ninth and Sc
cond avenue, By which her thigh bone fractured
Dr. Morris in attendance BY whose directions she
taken to Bsievus Hospital BY Captain May nard and
IieutsDaDt Miller, Of the Nineteenth ward
Aoc1DESr-On Friday night a German, named Otto |
Baker went into the timber yard q Mr. wooley No So
Ten avenue, to sleep when tniber shppsd feom
stack and partially fell him, injuring him badly on
the bet6 and egs He taken to the Ninth yard
tion house By officers Byaa and Bennett and attended
by Dr. Carter after which he sent to the Commits
sioners Of Emigration, having lately arrived in this
country.
TARGET ExcuRsuoSs-O On Wednesday the Jackson Guard
when tbs following prizes won by the members of
the COMPANY whose names are given below:-No 1. sl
3
cup, BY Martin Skevllsr. Gold locket. by Thos.
sys. case With pen y Msr
simeon We'd: So gold piece. By Lieut. samuel Ms
knlsy 10 % gold riscs b. Ldsut James Miller Il.
The BgoAasin Volunteers composed Of the young men
fOldham They preceded By shsi,on's bra~ baud,
lynch The folio wing The prizes awarded to the oes.
shot No massive silver Gale bsskst, won by +.
of gldsd buck horns by John White 4. silver cake
basket BY John Patterson 6. 81 so gold piecs. By
E,%sn v.l 3
massive god ring. by Thomas Lynch o. Colts revolver,
by NJ Gtrvey, 10 set of silver spoons. II $l0 gold
piece IL d hat IL A IS hat. H. Gold fob CHI sin.
16 A gold eagle. 16. prize muskst II. A ere cap.
IS Write hat 10. 50 boots. 20 Die mond pin
On Wedr escay the Mitchell Guard, Capt b. Williams,
went their second annual excursion, to Hoookeu,
where hey contended for the folio ring prizesi ell
watch, wen By Hit Silver cup, By j Blrtly.
Silver spoons, by J. McEs.ee. Silver spoons, ~
Vim Joycs 6 Cello peucil, by Harrison Sill
cup b, r. Dufie, Cold pencil by VIM, p Tyson.
Stiver pencil by Eevitte 0. Portmonnate, oy z.
williams. 10 Portmonnae. by Myers IL Gold
breastpiu, BY Holden 10 Five dollar gold piece, By
McB-ics Ii. Five dollar gold pieae b, VIM. Usncey.
a. Fire boots. BY J. Gallery Is SILVER pencil by r. W.
Dobo-ron is Wealth, by D Gearry. IT. Wreath by
by VIM Mc(1atcrsy.
The Faptas.iosls proceeded their annual target
carsioi Thur sday to Hoboksn They passed by the
Herald Office about nice o'clock, all OF them on horse
back Crossed In the most grotseque uIcomron an &C
quattd dresses that could be conceived They were &C
LILY M ~haah In larcA