The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-02
City Intelligence.

prepared for renewal OF their studies for another
Curing the past month the various scoohouses through
out the city have been cleansed and repaired and nearly
all Of them are ready for entering to-IDorrow Mr. SUI
rerinendant Randall and his assistant Mr.. Mexican will
visit all the schools between Monday and Thursday next
to ascertain if all the repairs have been properly at
teachers at their posts and the pupils in
way properly provitc cd for. The arger institution Of
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb in Fiftieth street
opens with large list of pupils The various professors
have been rusicating in the country but have all re-
Free Academy commences on the 18th dag of this month
SERIOUS RAILROAD AccDrST-Joseph Parker, youth
fifteen years of age very seriously injured yesterday
morning by being over by Hudson River Railroad
car in West street Troy 1t appears that he care
essly jumped from the while it in motion, and
fell engthwise upon The track and the ange OF one OF
the wheels passed his leg tearing OF the fesh and
nhicting frightful wound The sufferer was imedi-
atcy conveyed to the residence of his father Ransom
Parker Esq, No. II Troy street where the limb was
ampurated.
AnnAY TENTH SrREEr.-Two Germans named Jacob
Weis and Jacob Ellis yesterday arrested by Capt
Hart and others of the Seventeenth ward police charged
with attempting to kill Thomas Gallagher by sabbing
him in the head 1t appears that the accused with their
wives passing up Tenth street. and when near ave-
nue. b were insulted by gang Of rowdes One of the
with ii stabbed Gallagher in the head INJECTING
wound Both then left and proceeded to lager bier ga
loon at No 1853 whittier they were pursued by
struggle arrested They taken before Justice Bren
nan, and held to await examination.
PIcKpocKEr AT WASHINGTON MARKET German bar
ber and we'll known pickpocket I'd Jacob Wskoski
yesterday arrested by policeman Anderson, of the
Third ward, charged with attempting to pick the
pocket of Mr.. VIM. Collins of wallet containing $780, II
appears that Mr.. Collins engaged at the time in bar
gaining with Theo Austin for poultry at the stand Of the
latter, in Washington Market; Wiskosh showed him
self between them and at the time thrust his hand
into the pocket Of Mr. Collins who Immediately seized
prisoner taken before Justice Anderson and locked
up, in default of 81 900 BAIL for trial He has been
prower about the market for two years and has fire.
queny been caught practising the pickpocket's art
FATAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wilhelm yesterday held
inquest at 487 Twelfth street upon the body Of Ann Jane
Mccullough child seven years of age, born in Ireland
whose death caused by fracture Of the skull and
other injuries received Friday evening. It appears
that the deceased at play jumping into and out OF
old sleigh the residence of her parents when the
sleigh fell over upon her head and body, causing
injuries which yesterday terminated fatally The Coro-
ncrs jury rendered n verdict OF accidental death"
FATAL CAMpHENE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wilhelm held
inquest yesterday 101 East street. upon
the body Young native ofreand 81 years Of
age whose death was the result of burns received
Friday night 1t appears that deceased in the act of
raising camPhene lamp when II exploded ana the con-
down stairs and tried to bury herself in pile OF sand
which in front OF her dwelling but was unsuccessful
and died early yesterday morning of the injuries she re-
ceyed. The deceased was married woman and native
of Ireland, u years of age.
MILITARY IrEMs-The State Grenaders attached to the
Second Regiment New York State Militia will embark
on Monday morning, on a camp excur sion.
The State Guards will visit Newport the occasion of
their anniversary.
The Highland Guards visit Saratoga on Tuesday.
The First Brigade will parade on the 15th inst.
AccIDENTs.-Mr. William Hodges was last Friday
thrown from his carriage Burnham's the
Boomingdale road. He taken up in state of in
sensibiy and conveyed to the City Hospital 1t was
found in addition to temporary conclusion that Mr..
Hodges had suffered severe fractured leg He has not
yet been able to be removed to his residence in Thirty
sixth street.
man while employed in excavating a sewer to house
248 Fourth street, Washington square nearly eleven
feet of earth caved in, buryng him up to his head.
With difficulty and great exertion he rescued
from his perilous position.
FOUND DRowSED.-Coroner Hilton held an inques yes
terday upon the body Of unknown about As years
of age found drowned in the East river Peck slip
ferry. deceased about five feet eight inches in
height stout built somewhat bald and was Dire ssed in
red flannel undershirt and lilac checked over-shirt.
The body had been about four months in the water.
Verdict, death by drowning
FALL FROM STEAMBOAT INTO RyER.-As the steam
boat Flora her up trip to Fort Lee Friday
night, just above Bulls Ferry, aged man. named John
Comske about sixty years of age fell from her arbord
eangway overheard The signal given to the pilot
and the boat stopped nstantly the feboat lowered
and search made for about half hour but with
out effect
DFA1H IRON IN1INrERANCE AND A FAIL~-Coroner ODon-
nell held inquest Thursday, at 233 East Twentieth
street. upon the body of Michael McGovern native of
Ireland 45 years of age whose death caused by
gesti6n Of the BRAIN the result of intempcrancc and
fall down fight Of stairs, received last Saturday
evening II rumored that one Michael MILAN, with
when lie had had difficulty had knocked him down the
stairs but the evidence failed to substanate the report
ard the jury rendered verdict Of reath from intempe
rance, supeIinduced by fall"
Assault UroN FEAAIE-PatIick Clark, youth,
IS years Of age living at No. % Roosevelt street.
thursday arrested charged with striking Catharine
Greenwood Of 27l Walker street in the mouth with his
fist knocking cut one Of her teeth and also with draw
ing Inife, with which he threatened to stab her.
The complainant states that tie accused first nsulted
her in the street. and that 10 get out Of the way she
took refuge in "Dutcbman's place." INTO which he
followed her and committed the assault The prisoner
was locked up by justice Connolly for trial.
ARRFsT FEMALE BIGAay-Mrs. lucy Ann
Holman middle aged woman, was on Thursday arrested
Mary Mury of Brooklyn alleges that in February
1s47, the accused married to John Holman, who is
still living, and that the 25th of August 1852, she
band alive. The accused taken before Justice
Wood, and held TO await examina ton.
FATAL RAILROAD AccIpENT.-Coroner Wilhelm on Thurs
day held an inquest at the New York Hospital upon the
body of Patrick Farley, who and fatally in
jured by train of Harlem Railroad cars on Wednesday
afternoon. II appeared in evidence that deceased
upon the train, and 1t neared Morrsania jumped off
and his Roadway brought him in contact with telegraph
post which caused him to fall back upon the track and
wheel passed his legs. Loss of blood from the
wounds he received the of DEATH and the jury
rendered a verdict to that effect.
UrsErTiNe CANpnEsE LAMp.-shorty before eight
oc OK Thursday evening" alarm of fire given or the
Seventh district caused by the upettng of camphene
lamp at No. "a Cherry street The fire put out with
out damage. The place is occupied by Mr. Mahan
ALARM or FIRE IN BROADWAY TmArRs.-About nine
O'Clock Thursday night alarm Of FIRE given caused
by the taking fire of portion of box used for keeping
fancy fires for the tableuax At first rush was made
the audience for the doors but stopped by the
officer in attendance, as the fire Immediately extin
guished.
MAJ rinQc In the Shaker SOcicty-Mystcrious
Disappearance Of the Bride.
[From the Rochester Democrat, Aug. IS
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