The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-17

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Be given up 70 celebration Let the air resound With
Martial mart mIsc IN es%ner lor,ton Of the above event
when they are pleas ag 10 owen upon9
A FATAL ARRAY IN cHANsERs srREEr--DEArH
or AN ExP0LICExAN.
Last evening, no far from seven o'clock, dispute
the Manhattan between James Clohsssy police
man Of the Ter N Ward and John Mcintyre, who keeps
From words they came to blow and during the scafe
Mcintyre 81 aek Cohesey the Ths took place
fen Sssv to tss a"s cutting
diately ever his left eye At this moment policeman
q the sixth ws ~ q as ias par
suited hun while in the discharge Of his duty He
secured however, and taken to the Tombs where no
Vas leck ed up On the officers complaint In the
time Ciohescy had been placed cart and conveyed
the satiop house, from whence by order Of Coroner
reaching that institution, however, he pronounced
dead by ono Of the surgeons; consequently, he was
les The deceased, at the time Of being struck, was
partially intoxicated also Mcntyre for had they
both been perfectly sob'r, thu unfortunate affair pro-
badly would not have occurred neither Of them have
heretofore been considered quarresome Is not
alleged that the assalant in striking the deceased, in
The deceased il about years Of age and native Of
Ireland He resided at "a Essex street where he has
Of his death. inquisition the body will be held to-
day, when all the facts in the win be developed
Several witnesses who heard the
amined before the Coroner.
RETURN THE BosroN 0FF1cERs.-IAst evening, United
States Deputy Marshal John 2 Riley With his aids con-
Charles 9. Godfry and william y Black who we're Sc,
lccted by Watson Freeman Esq United States Marshal
fugitive slave Anthony Burns, back to his
in Virginia, arrived in town, en- their way back to
recipients Of many hospabe attentions the part of
gentlemen Of the South, and speak Of the pecuar in
auffra v ctOrHdA ~ ha
of Norfolk and Richmond, Va they represent as happy
and contented many employed in the tobacco factories Of
overwor which they could up buy their freedom;
but being desired by Them they usually spend It
their arrival at Norfolk on the 18th inst the Mayor
Of that city and the President Of the Norfolk Club w.
Bruden ESQ., extended 10 them every kindness and hos
pitality For time they reeved from the imme
date surveillance of the slave and taken charge of
by the Mayor and principal citizens o. the city OF Nor
folk who made them feel nat they had rendered ser
vice doing of justice to the South. At Rich
mond, ya the reception Of the Massachusetts officers
principal citizens Wed With each other iu showing these
men, who had dared to do their duty in the face Of
which they were held by the of old Virginia.
Messrs Dickson and szer of Richmond, we're especially
snsb 70 s,eoue United states W should not DEPART
without feeling that the South their exer
tcns. Every facility offered to these officers to in
spect the constitution OF slavery and is their unani
NOUS opinion that the slaves, from their own personal
admission happy and contented and look with dis
gust the degraded position held By the free blacks
The citizens of Richmond provided splendid supper
for y s. Marshal Riley and aids at the American Hotel
which was of the most recherche description While
stopping at Richmond, they were waited upon by the
citizens of Alexandria, who had also made preparations
for the reception of the Boston officers which they
compelled to decline. Arrangements had been made
there to Are 100 guns their arrival and to receive
them in the most hosptable manners but Messrs Riley
and Others fearing that they would be stepping Of
the line Of their duty to stop and receive these attsn
nd dsraot f.,rh Mr. Rront nd
Sute both assured the officers that Burns would not
| be punished. They say he is negro of uncommon
gously inclined and upon the voyage to Norfolk avoided
all of profane language The officers confirm the
statement that Burns denied all knowledge Of JONES' who
testified to his being at South prior time
when it was alleged that he had escaped Tie gentle
men leave for Boston day.
FIRE IN DUANE srEEkr.-Ycsterday about az O'Clock
p NJ, the Hall bell struck alarm the Eighth dis
trct FIRE having burst forth from the upper stories Of
the building POI Duane street, occupied by Al Hop
ping Co., dealers in wood aud willow The fire.
men were promptly upon the spot, but heavy damage
had been done before the flames were subdued Mr. Al
who entered the premises after the FIRE extngushed
to make the necessary inquiries into the origin Of the
conlagraon He ascertaned that the fire originated in
the third story amongst quantity of brooms and under
suspicious circumstances, inasmuch as no fire used
The Marshal is now engaged in rigid examination cal
cuated to bring out all the facts in the case The ad
stcwart for storing sugar some damage was
casoned BY WAFER insured in the Irving Messrs Hop
ping Co. are insured for $4,000 in the following
| Offices
brooklyn. 81, 500 Phoenix ......... 1000
1 Lenox.. ........... 900 Nassau 500
4 st. Mark's. 500 Rutgers. ..... 1000
/ Beekman. ....... 900 Home. .............. 1 500
R. c. Rahbone Co.. Wholesale grocers, occupied 81l
Washington strest, next door, The damage to them
but trfing, the water only penetrated the cellar
ACCIDENT THE SIXTH AVENUE RALRoAD.-At half pest
eight O'Clock yesterday morning. little boy about ten
of age attempting to get the platform Of
of the Sixth in Varck King street,
which, at the time, going up town, when, the
same moment coming in an opposite direction
passed, and he becoming frightened attempted to
the down track in advance Of the car
tsnty knocked down by the horses and horribly crushed
by the wheels, both of which passed him He be-