The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-10


DlsrrRBnG DIVINE woksHIp-rhe Catholic chur,h stu
aed In Twenty eight street, Third aud Lsxugoa
avenues narrowly ped yesterday morning being tho
tbeau OF bl odsbed About eight o'ciock A. the fro
queners OF his churoh On Ing In and coming out
hailed from . brick building opposite with oil sorts
sbuive eTrhee, such as Biddys, Mcksys, Greeks, 30
together with having them IRON, the win
dows For . considerable this sault with
sill nee; bat the people Oecom excited At Us cournu
suce. fears entertained they would
and lynch tbe perpetrators Of this their bor
ties DR. Cummings, who IL the pastor had the p,ce sent
for, when tapaiu s,eehs AUD his men we're promptly On
the ground, and TO their presence Is ing xrca.
ihe peacesble results Tn, 4 the house 10
lG4-h "a le. out In tenementr, and those parties have
hut reos nifty vedn; their names not known, but
In that they OF Quest enable CHI racter
Meantime, Captain speeht vii look after them. No Erre
TIE NATIONAL GUARD ASSOCIATION pursuance Of the
plan which has been for time progress To effect
social organization among the members IF the New Yprz
National Guard the committee have circulated among
various gmepts alb address of the OF
preliminary me etings, Mr.. c. Medsy, In advocacy OF
the project The address ID eminenty point,
forSn with telling CT undoubted OF
Of nintary and literary lectures the establish
ment Of library AMI oeosng society the securing Of
permaI emit for soc intercnurse aside from dis
nnciiops OF rsrk and finally arnversary dinner, at
"hcb o,stoD might DO delivered, and the veil knosn
talent OF the guArd esentAves for the promotion Of
conviviaity be encouraged
MOONLIGHT PARADE Company Fl. Washington Grays
stb Regiment Capt Reilly, visited BrooAy Ign by moonlight,
and ont through dr exerche IN front OF the City dali
After the drill exhibition. Captain Reilly entertained them
o his house, where good COLLATION. was aid BEFORE them
They returned 10 thor armory ahoot L. O'Clock much
pie ased with their moonlight eycursion
RAuRoAD AocIDRSr-A woman, named z. Soscr, was
admitted {, The New York Hospital suffering fro severe
injuries received by being by the Patterson train
ahile she was re- sing through the cut BERGEN ns
doctors In atene snce navo bus little hope Of the wonAns
recovery,
CANINE STATISTICS Tho number Of doEs taken TO the
pound since the dog law operation N7th Juno)
up 70 saturday the sth int, was $685. OF the above
punber fully 5000 have been drowned The remainder
we're claimed by the upon me payment Of 81 In
each case.
sDIors Acc1DNT on TIE Henson Rrvu.-John Duke,
deck hand board the barge Inspector OF the swsure
line, was admitted 10 tho New York Hospital sui-erns
from injuries received by falling he hoid Of the
Saturday afternoon.
FAILING rnon wrpow;-wiIlsu An iersou, boy six
years old, severely not fatally Injured by falling
from the second story window Of house No 81 Ludlow
Street. In bis dcoccnt he fe upon snRs Of the
basement and received shocking acersion Of bis leg
TN FvDcuuos OF JoHs aNrH PRAcy--rn the case
Of John Smith, who sentenced executed on toe
18th ms. for piracy, rcprieve of ninety days hourly
refused, harthA Ry nder will make immediate prepare
| tons for carrying the sentence into esecatiou.
ACCIDENTS -Emra stovel Of 1906 Green street. Jersey
City, wss knocked down yesterday At Roc out, by the
locomotive Of The Paterson train, New York and
Erie Railroad she has been very seriously Injured ana
carried 10 the New York Hospital
James Toole received scalp wound by lining q stone
against rtwheel In Washington street. ct 10 NJ on
y~'erdsy. Not severely hurt-taksn to tho hospital
Csthsripe Dalton Kicked by q horse tu Chatham
near Frarkln street, yesterday and had her ribs brok
She lays dsnee rously III In hospital.
An unknown man fell into commissions yesterday In
Vescy street. near Broadway his head was seyerey in
jured, and he Was taken 70 The hospital