The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-15

yted BY numer Of citizens to repeat them subjoined
We give the ces Of oirespondence on the subject
TO Mr. oscAsY.s. the recent lecturer Turkey
hear lectures on Turssy and ' others
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a1e es Of themselves not having been sueay &
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bsysra Taylor henry Raymond. invitation to
lectures Turkey cannot but meet with hearty response
institutions was induced . offer my humble Testimony
As my efforts have met with your DISTINGUISHED appreciation
pOrtunity. j have the honor to be. gentlemen,
625 Broadway November u, 1866 B. osCINYAN.
MORE CARELESS BuuDNG-FALL OF A BREwERY.-About
eleven O'Clock on Monday night large six story brick
building In Thirteenth street. First avenue occupied
by MI NJ r. Reed az a brewery, fell with tremendous
crasn The workmen who ip the building hearing
crack, became alarmed and out and 30 es ,aped
wsh their lives. The loss Is estimated at $40 OO0 The
Buildings consist OF two structures, having front Of
about 126 feet and running back 100 feet, The
'front.' which fell is the newest part having been built
accident except that Of gross remssness ia the contractor
who built There were large quantities OF grain bar
n.y. &c. in the upper stories but not sufficient to
the disaster unless the building very weak 1t is
possible that the ground may have sunk but the build
ing itself shell and had brick in IL except
The outside walls 1t is well this accident did not
In the day time; for II II had sixty seventy
workmen would have been killed. As it was only three
persons were in the brewery and they fortunately
saved. The building was insured against fire, but Of
course the policy will not reach Of this kind There
are doubt fifty buildings in similarly dangerous
dition
NOVEL EXPRESS LSE.Our readers will Mr. Elliotts
advertisement in another column Of his express
10 California MIR. T. Is well acquainted with the differ.
emit routes and his services will be of value those
need such as he can Offer
AFouNDrNG.-In the privy Of the South ferry house,
1T whitehall, person left n child, on Monday which
was sent to the Almshouse 1t appeared to be about
three or four days old and was well dressed.
man named John Martin was, it appears shot in the
thigh On last election night. The wounded man. while
passing through Tenth street. G, fred
1t by in the procession of political organiza-
toD which marching through the streets with
hand Of music at its head. Martin, who resides at No.
$40 Eighth street, was attended by physician who
In the feshy part Of the thigh No bone artery
injured the ball being found embedded In the muscles OF
the limb II is the opinion of the doctor in attendance
that Martin will soon recover.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CHiDRES's AID SOCIETY CLINTON HALL, AsToR PLACE,
New YORK. Nov, 1866.
Many OF your readers must have stores OF chldrens
old clothes in their houses which of TO them
selves. To the little ragged shverng boys and girls Of
the city they would be of immense good at the approach
Of winter. They enable to clothe many whom other
wise could not get the schools to the coun
try. Who Will remember the poor II the address be
given to send to any house in the city for such
c1Othing. G. l.. b.