The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-24
City Int4lllrence-

The CYpRIASsThere were no arrests OF 8 rect walk
ers last night in either the Second Eighth Fourteenth
wards In the Sixth there arrest, and In the
Fifth Ave. There but few of the girls TO be Ia
the streets, and taose who 90 appear conduc. them
selves In such modest that the police do not
feel justified in taking them up The police captain,
complain that this magistrates Immediately 6cherss
these females and IT ia OF tile for obey
the Mayors orders. Tcere In evidently wholesome
dread abroad among these females, and thase orays
they have done TO ether sood have at secured our
citizens few quiet nights.
MEETING THE CENSUS MARsnALs "A meeting Of the
Census Marshais held last night in the Broadway
Horse Mr.. Charles A. Oakley WAS called to the chair,
and Mr D. c. Hendfrron oflcated as secretary. Tss
chair stated that the object Of the meeting to
for an crease Of as they 10 receive
only two tolars dsy, SUM entirely inadequsts in
the opinion Of the ch aifraan. AT his sugesstion
mittee app p3inted 20 msmoriaze the Com Coun
c on the subject after which the meeting eourned
AonzNTs-John Dsviin died q. the New York Hos
pal yesterday, from the effects o: severe iojuries
ceved on Monday night by bsing run over BY horse
and cart in Eighth avenue, Fortisth strset The
producing frchtiul wosnds An In Iusst will be held
spon thGbocy OF the deceased to-day.
John McKeever, while at work upon pier No. 10 yes
terday morning, Escsived compound fracture Of the
pevis by being caughtbstween the legs by hawser at
tached to the shp Commodore Perry then being hauled
into the stream by steam tug. The injured man
convey ed to the New York Hospital in dangerous
aition. HeTe he was attended by DIR. Tharston, who
enterairs but slight hopes Of his ultimate recovery
man named John Dowlipg fell from the ffsh story
OF the building OF Pine and William streets yes
te,day and fractured his ribs and woun1ed his luoys
besides receiving injuries OF very fatal
ture. The unfortunate was taken to the New York
Hospital, where he placed under the care OF Dr.
Thnrstop, who considers his case almost hopeless.
FIRE IN PEIL s1RnT--SurposED IScEgDIARSM About
O'Clock Tuesday morning Charles A. Spencer, who
occupies part of the FIRST floor building No. 80
Pell street, by dense smoke in his apart
ments On sesrch being made for the cause, he Disco
versd Ere the cellar and with the assistance OF his
wife aud others hs succseded in extinguishng 1t before
II had made much headway. lts timely discovery
probably loss OF life. Atsnaut t1rnei out OF the
premises the day previous to the first OF May, who at
that time threatened to injure the landlord and burn out
the occupants The room In the cellar where the FIRE
started belonged to the apartments from which h te
nant Was elected she also about the premises
50 late 10 oclccx the night o. the fire. The
Is being investigated by the Fire Marshal
HussAR ExouRsIos.-The B troop OF New York Hussars
under the command OF Capt. Peter Hosft, nu umbsrng
about fifty paraded Tuesday They crossed the Fulton
ferry their way TO East New York; Stopping at toe
residence Brooky Heights Of their much eemed
and excellent commander they partook OF sump.
tcors collation. At East New York they enjoyed
cellsnt DINNER at Lohnan's Hotel, returning about
oclosk in the evening. Those who Witnessed the turn
out were pleased with the soldier like appearance Of
the company. He1ers band furnished the music which
was excellent Of its hind.
CONNECTION RELATIVE DEATH Horace PIr1cg.
Mr.. Pierce, who drowned Saturday night last,
reeieent Of williamsburg published but rssdsd at
No. 228 Sullivan street, in this city where his wife
lives at the present time Mr. Pierce 55 years Of
age The deceased removed to this city In April Last