The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-06
City. Intelligence

PREACHING IN FRONT OF THE CITY HALI-AN0uY.
GABRIEL IN A MUss-ONE MAN gxDLY BEATEN
ARRESTS MADE By THE POLICE.
Yesterday afternoon J. s. Orr otherwise known a. The
CANCEL Gabriel held forth to large crowd in the Pax
in front Of the City Hall usual few blasts from
trumpet brought together large number Of people,
melody was then given ACCORDION by his
he msde ana ss o n;
hgion During these attacks some one supposed to -
an Irishman, exclaimed in loud voice. "is there any
eyes" replied Mr.. william W. Morris, ~ am ons;s
and almost instantly with the reply fight ensued, h
which William Early Of No 155 Leonard street. received
ievere beating on the head and face. Oficers Nc
Pherson, Reed De Voc, and others of the reservsA
corps, rushed into the crowd to stop the Hghting,
and arrested Mr.. Morris, Thomas G. Baker, Richard
Moore, and two others, charged with committine
the assault Mr. Early who is said to be rishmas.
The accused parties conveyed into the Office Of tho
Chief Of Police where Judge Beebe heard the case and
took complaints charging Moore Morris and Baker with
dence adduced requredthe defendants to find bail In tho
sum Of $500 each to the charge The required
custody Gabriel BY this time had concluded bis sddros.
and started across ths Park followed by crowd oC
several hundred persons The police followed to
that one moested him. until he took Of the Eighth
avenue cars Mr. West, we understand, preached for
short period in lot in Fifteenth street and then
left, attended by the Guard Of Liberty"
ACCIDENT ON THE HAnEM RAuRoAD.-Yesterday after
aborer named Michael Gerachty employed at the
Harlem Railroad depot in Thirteenth street. severely
injured by having been ammed between the and the
parapet resulting in fracture Of the and severe
wounds and contusons but from which ne may
Dr. Knnier was called who after having attended -
him, recommended his removal to the Hospital
HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, N. Y.-At meeting o(
the Board Of Directors held the 10th of February,
1854, the following resolutions were unanimously
passed -
Resolved That committee Of be appointed for the
az I Of The s us s
the said committed the remains Of Mr. Touro 70
'hfs fe Rs" Simeon psyu
John Leyey Isaac Haber Jacob Macs and Henry Davsoa
that committee.
At meeting OF the Board held the LIST Of March,
the committee submitted the following resolutions which
unanimously adopted
Whereas IL has pleased the Almighty to terminate tho
list, Judah Truro Of New Orleans; therefore,
Resolved That this Board s deeply and painfully i'm
pressed with the rreparabe less sustained BY the JewaA
community and the world ut lagge in the demise Of their
late lamented friend.
Resolved the Judah Touro waa endeared AN
who knew him. for his kind dsps
siton and nnumerabc acts of charity and
without reference to creed chime.
Resolved That this society will forever cherish and
rate the and memory OF Judah Touro for his munA
sf In aid Of the funds Of this Instituticn
Resolved That further mark Of respect TO the de
the Of this society be requested for atenA
and Join sash funeral procession shall be adopteo ~
the various la shis city forshe purpose