The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

IScTpsaTs THE IIax-The body Of Edward McNsnnus
w evening" ne IRE Sn
ing been viewed by the Coroner's jury it taken in
charge by the friends Of deceased
The row of buildings known "Battle Row is xned
by the Williamsburg City Building Association (Messrs
carhart Pulls, agents. Ioss about $3.50; insured
The building next above is owned by Mr. Goodwin
instead Of Mr. Pnckney.
report in circulation yesterday that one of the
members OF Epgine Company No. was missing. II Is
believed there no bodies remaining In the runs
John Barker, foreman Of Zephyr Hose Company No.
who recovered several bodies from the ruins AZ the
Hague street explosion, worked with comm9nda
bic zeal all day Sunday, assisting to recover
the remains and place them into collins FOR inter
Company No 2, were the ground most Of Sunday
searching for the bodies. Engine No. was brought to
the Gre The company having recently been dsbanded
for riot il was taken possession of and worked by the
police
The Coroners investigation on the bodies recovered
from the ruins concluded about eleven O'Clock Inst
evening number Of witnesses gavc in their evidence
but nothing was elected showing how the FIRE originated
who was the incendisry.
Mcannus and Patrick Pnckman 10 their deaths By
being burned in the house known No. Battle row,
which was destroyed BY drc the morning OF the 2s
inst.
The Jury adopted resolution, 2linenary 70 John
Rsrkcr, foreman of Zephyr Hose Company No 4, who
worked in the ruins tie whole day and extrcated the
mains
Mr.. Parker hiss been instrumental wholly, or n
pert IN recovering the remains Of twcntythrec persons
from burning ruins
On The rendition Of the verdict, John O'rsre, who
was arrested suspicion of having fired the building,
was discharged from prison, there being no evidence
against Lin.
BoaRn o. IIrAirH.-Cases Of cholera reported TO the
Board Of Health yesterday, Aug. :l at IL O'Clock ~,
10; deaths, g. Cholera Hosrtal-Received, A. died T.
There were none remaining This epidemic, which II
was thought had nearly subsded, appears to have
sppce ROD with vigor An indscreet use OF green
Vegetables l. the cause Of most of the cases. II
cannot be expected to be otherwise when
or cit, = infested with "wagon boys who
Yort markets Thcse vegetables, such corn,
bers dc are sod at about the cost Of fresh
ones and are consequently purchased by poor people,
mostly foreigners
Es1lSsiyr AND Botp R0sBHsy-Yesterdsy afternoon,
between and O'Clock the fancy store Of rs Phillips,
p absent in New YORK, and robbed Of embroidered
lsoes vot ribbons, 40, which cost between six and
lIoscn open and rumagcd, but nothing missing.
a roll of bills, containing hundred dollars ant
another of hfty dollars ei out upon the aoor but
not discovered by the thief The entrance was effected
through The back window.
PasSEyr&I-ov--Ias asst evening Mr. raugatt Weaver pre
sented massive silver pet 10 Engine Company No.
@ token d esteem. II received behalf OF the
company by the foreman, Ar. Andrew Henry.
AgIyfyycroS--A number Of extensive property own
On first street arc about applying for Injunction
Il prevent The running Of the Brooklyn and Green Point
cars through Williamsburg on that street.
Ro1MAY,--Yes.erdsy morning, about O'clock the
eweiry valuod az SO. warrant issued 10 search
the house or a neighbor.
CnCsrs TsDR "A boy named James Trainor, rcsidns
In New YORK; arrested by o0ieer Van DYKE was broug
before Justice boswell yesterday charge Of stealing
cbickeus from Mr. Ward, In North second street lie was
committed for trial
Twenty csht arrests were made By the police from
1 Saturday TO Monday
The poes Of ts First ward report forty nas grogge
RES snsre rum u soaa without lIcense. They w ts
rssoised 70 cAA at The oRee u the Mayor.