The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03
City Intelligence.

TIRE SOCIETY Ia MoxrAGNE Of this city througt its
tgaes, sends the foiowiug:-
There certain dates which remind nations Of their
deliverar and they cclebra ted by national fs
ties. There other dates which the CONTRARY,
call TO memory liberties destroyed, cities sacked and
blood stained and natioos buniia ed Saph fnnereal
anniversaies should regionsiy cone rated by
an act Of naedction against the authors Of muci.
misery To-day l. the snniv OF the I'd Decsmcer,
Isb. Our principles exact OF US for the fourth time to
protest sRainst h- aggres ion committed that day
against the French republic. We wen know that the
protest q handful OF exss whom may not sep
pie TO call adveDtu, crs have but feeble echo. We
that voice will be amid the shouts
OF triumph wariike mu'ic and the thunder Of cannon;
nevertheless, ve must falii this duty,
The coup d Of the "a December 1851 was tseaso, To-
the people and while Of remains shall b. pro-
Canned 81 such before The ma ions May the criminal Of
the ID Ietmber he ACQUIRED and We are loo
few, and lie Ia too for for W. 10 say more.
INV York TYpoGRApHcAI UNos-At an election held
On Saturday, December at No 1913 Be very the follow.
ing officers elected the ensuing yearpre deat
William J.. Stubbs; Vice President E. r.. A,yorl. Re-
forcing Secretary H. D. Dack; Financial Secretary r.
Huntington; Corresponding Secretary Richard Drase
Pus,nsss s1yIh 1a.a irnsee MIanus;
codtinston a. G. Child, Thomas }. Walsh, John Kicks
lHF 1A1E AfrRAY IN CHAMBERS srRI1a-DgAm OF Nc.
knsES-John Mckinney, one ofthe young Iosdies who
was wounded In the bead by cutiass In the hands Of
Louis KDocke Of 1871 Chanbers street on las, hnraav
night died yesterday at the New York Hospital but not
CT the Injuries received but from the effects al ,oat
one disease viii seemed te have spread through hi,
cred that on The night In question Mckinney vi Ii sew
raj q his associates, ene,ed The bar o. Enocks
rurk and beng refused liquor became angry and made
an attack upon Mr. X, with de-anters tuinDsrs chairs
&C. and be- to defend himself drew cutlas- and cn, him,
and one OF the others An inquest will be held ou the
body OF Mckinney to-day.
IRsTH FROM PoEos.-On Saturday morning boy
named William harahall, with his two sisters found n
plate containing sweet substance the corner Of
Thirty seventh street and Third avenue az
eat some OF Il. Soon afterwards ali yree we're taken
SICK, exhibiting every symptom Of being poisoned and
late in The day the hey dice. The girls are sill alive LIT
IN very critical situation An inquest viii be held oon
me body Of the deceased to-day, and VII
be instituted.
AT1EMrr At SrIc1DE Agnes Corbet girl 20 years of
age, attempted sedcsructon last night A. the Seven
tenth ward station house, where she applied for lod
ing soon after she was received she swallowed an
ounce Of audanum but physician being sent for Il was
removed from her stomach. She stated tia. she had
brbero led reckless life being tired Of II nad re
solved 10 destroy herself and would make another es
10 90 20 the hIs opportunity that offered Cast HART
caused proper care TO be taken of her.
AcoirEsTs-A man in the employ of Mr. Gustavus Con-
I'm, segar dealer Mt No. III Broadway, yesterday eu
down fight of cellar steps at the above psce and sus
tanned some injuries He conveyed to his rodence
No. 90 twenty fifth street.
MT John Farley vas Frdsy nivl,t at
the corner OF the Bowcry snd Hester by an on
bus and bal leg broken, besides sustaining other e
we're injuries. The Tenth ward police conveyed hin 10
the New York Hospital.