The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
City Intelligence.

TBE LATE STAINING AffRar IN TWENTY MIMI SrRxr.-
Coroner Perry yesterday the exaina-
ton OF Patrick Sheridan the young who stabbed
II is supposed fatally at shop corner Of Twenty.
ninth street and se,ond avenue, few nights age, By
John McGlon. The wounded made the folio vine
statement: :"Iast Monday evening went 10 the store
OF Twenty Second avenue foun6
James Broderck John sullivan disputng together,
ana while thus engaged iaboring up and to0h
the part Of OF them tried 10 quiet them and told
his man 70 let them alone and would get ,hem hens
peaceaby; McGlon nj this time standing The
counter and began intercrine requested hm 20 kesp
guict and told him that the men worked 10 the same
shop and were friends McGloan then went ut bu, soos
returned and rad where Is the man who mas 30 much
iotay ltcld him bad nothing TO say, and ouly
ssbed TO make peace be then said, Il can hex you,'
ana al the same moment at and stabbed ne
twice. threw my foot and srusk him IN the brease,
nohirg more occurred and was taken homo, and have
accused arrested At the time OF the assault and b
no~ IN prison
TrsArrnARAscx or srnPszS n BRAscn-ri Is nov some
six weeks stephen n. Branch was missed by hfs
friends this city. II repo ted thai he at New
Orleans but th has been authenticated and
his relatives are seriously concerned AZ to his whcrs-
abous The following description has been furnished By
hs brother
dress coat black pants. sh colore vest Win snail asurs
and BLACK hat Mr. y brapsh se.u, foTy
heavy whkers moussche- weighed about led
~ sy % ~ BE- ns os sss SAsn az
remembered BY his brother Thomas WINS Branch No. Hs
NB-ihe CITY ard country papers win by giving hI. I'D
oGsf y sS 1s "a @ '0T .aR ,;seT G'
or-Eorss mx IArE ALDERMAN MosxR.-The late Al
ierman Noser Of the Third ward buried yesterday
~uh appropriate services In Greenwood cemetery Hls
emaips arst conveyed to the Methodist churoh
Washington street. Brooklyn. where q fancral serm0a
wss preached by Dr. Kennedy. The Boards Of Ader-
rcn ano Coupcilmen were In attendance, ~ well ~ The
nicrds and re atives OF the deceased.
p--Ab Mi >.
the Hamilton avenue ferry boat MoniAuk was sntsnnG
tho snp on the Brooklyn side, woman. with q child In
her arms about two months old, attempted 10. step frs
tho boat 10 the bridge previous the boat being made
fast and fell between the boai and the bridge into tho
water ana would doubt have been drowned but for
the noble conduct Of sailor, whose name coulc noA
ASCERTAIN. VINO JumPeN oec'po5" Anu rescuou nos nno
the infant
STATEN ISLAND RsuaoAD.-This work, the grazing or
which commenced at end Of the s,and op-
posite Amboy has been completed to New Do,p lana .
distance Of miles From THAI point tbs haa
been located, and the surveys plans, and maps nnihe
aud filed in NE Couay Clerks oce The srouud ssicca
Cd Is about quarter OF milo south Of the plank road
i II strikes the lands Of G. Vanderbilt and ". n rowns
end and abers, and reaches the extensive dock of W.
rowpsesd AT Clifton, where the depoA 10 he huit and
he ferry established TO this city. The entire length o.
the read is about fourteen miles.
Ar1Exrryp sulups.-About noon yesterday, ~ tho
hamilton ferry boat, whitehall, 10 the rivW
midway between New York and Brooklyn, Trenchman.
named Joseph pattie, attempted 10 drown himself By
jumping overheard, and doubt would have succeeded
hut Tor the gallant conduct Of Edward MARTINI fireman
the boat, VITO Jumped after him and succeeded ~
/ rcscuins him.
/ Mur.py-The Emmett Guard, Company r. Tenth Reg-
Mon, raraded last week under the command of Csrtsa
! John Kennedy. They looked wen,