The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-13

heh an inqcf 81 yesterday ~ the New Ysrk Hospital upon
the ssdy Of . ysnsg woman named Martha Hal, ~hs
died nom The effects OF severe burns received tho
evening Of the 2s Of April ssss by her clothes catchss
fro II hsr late residence Ne 6 LSureus street Ths de-
erased arp ared was sitting near crate rre whoa
rst OF md from an open window blew dress and
hccpcd eh- into she TIRE, and ms antly se her flames
Tie creature fingered In great sssay from the eots
psr.l V~ae ca. "Aooaea.a ds..S. deceased "a. IA
ave q Sc~ York AsAi wAs "a years sS age
FATAL f4'I--wU. Schap, German lsaoror, - ars
of age, accidentally teh Moaday fram a s~ncidtus
erected in front or building Ia Essex ,Gee.,
suaptOn street and instantly killed Csroner Csanery
held an inquest upon the body Al the Seventeenth ward
police station and tho jury rendered verde; OF acct
dental dea b.
Dam Bgx,s--Mss Mary Hall, Of CO Iaurens street,
whs terribly buEsed the oath s in Consequence
Of her clothes taking Gre from grats near which she
standing died Mesday Of ockjaw caused by
Suffering she enarcd An inquest will be held upsn the
body to-day The accdet is attributed the large ssed
hso,s which she were and BY which kes dre ssek
y expanded.
Fepss Dre~sw.-Tae body OF an askaswn man W..
found Monday In the deck at the 70, Of Dsy street.
North river Coroner Connery held inquest upon aud
the jcy rendered verdict Or death by drswnsg The de-
ceased stoat five feet inches in begl, hsd black
hair aaa heavy whiScrs His dress consisted Of sck
s,s~~ sxsssps black Fasts 10 The h~y was mxcs ds-
composed and appeared to have bcen in tae for
about three months.
Arrival Of BOst~siaas Ia New York.
he true that thoss people who lcass governed
sre beat governed the city of Betoa epcying proc
pcrt at the present moneu: which many cities will
her. That PsrApica little place il new rejoicing IN il
lnmsaty frem MAJOR and two thirds Of the Aldermen,
not to mention number Of other municipal officers who
have simultaneously made themselves TIE main
Of this exodus 10 Quarantine Convenaeu rha-
depha the latter being selected for that obec;
account Of s quiet retirement and freedom from the noise
and excitement OF commercial affairs incidental 10 such
metropolis u New York
The R,Ooans have three Objects in view in thus bur
rey One party, composed Of the Mayor Quarantine of
cer the city and consulting physicians and eight Of the Al
dernep form the population 20 Philadelphia Three
bers az tho Common Council and two medical mon form
second committee whose object Is " study the different
Institutions a tbs EnI@rs and Quaker Cies whilst four
gentlemen or the "Uommiree Of the Board OF Directors Of
tho Hsuso Of Reform stoa" attend q city
ton to be held his week In this city Tho following
tie names Of tao acrtlonra the various coumtses:
Deviation QUARANTINE MATrrls--Haa. Alexander
r. Rico, Mayor az Bssn; In. horixty, Quarantine officer
Or Henry g. Clark. ct.y physician Dr. Mellow c"asaIs
John T. Hngiey Joseph NJ wightnan Gus Oh, solomon
Carter James Mute, Timothy Alien Sumner.
COMMITTEE ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mullen, Council
lor Freeman ~ Joc4lyn Counsellor Josiah RI ;hardsa
Dr. David McGavary, Dr.. Henry L. Dsaos.
Committee HOgss REFORMATION Mr. William Dali,
Mr. JchnCovdn. Mr. T. c. Kendall, Mr.. Mark Cooking.
Nearly al these gentlemen have been stsyin< 81 the
81 Nichoas but thoeo Of them whose destination u
Ptllada phA, left for thai city yesterday