The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-24

was found the Identical Mr. Bradley, who ap
pcared thunderstruck seeing his new clerk
enter He about to make for the door when the
officer took him in charge For time he denied know
ing the young man. anG on finding that lac was wanted
before the Mayor he went to shelf in the room ana at
tempted to throw lot of letters In the fire. which he took
from the shelf They were however, recovered by the
officer and with Mr. Washburn alias Bradley were convey
ed before the Mayor Here he made several denals to
carrying on the like business but his letters disclosed the
fact that was not new game with him, and that he was
what is called matrimonial agent The following is
OF the letters found in his possession
NEW York, Nov g. 1858.
parted thoughts each Of the other The
driven into mind viii never be erased ye. form
express still less forget DO not msapp-ehend
s%y s s sss snort
"hfR o S ysa be
here Tell me IN your reply where can meet YOU and
am YOURS ws viii s %ox
TO ADA Collins. Direct to General Post office.
OF the young mans watch he could give account ,
and said that he had watch in years
The Mayor ordered him to nd bail in the of 81 O0O
but failing so to do he was provided with quarters in the
marble palace in Centre street
Tux CAsE or BopY SNArcnISG-AFrIDAvT OF CORONER
PERRY IN RELATION EMArER.-YestGday morning the
relatives of Carey whose corpse found at the Medical
College, Fourteenth street. Thursday last took posses
Of his remains and had them properly inferred Green
wood Cemetery. Coroner Perry called Justice Welsh
yesterday and stated tina. he had just returned from the
country and much astonshed to hear the charge that
affidavit in the matter which was as follows
Frederick W Perry residing IS Madison street. being
duly sworn deposed and saysThat during the morning Of
cause Of the death Of an unknown man lying dead at the Ne
said unknown man had died from natural he
cation was soon and permission for burial left with
should be sent to the Coroners office by o'clock that
@ he seRs
calls at Office orders for the removal Of unclaimed
val posrs field no further knowledge Of what
spowedre or with my ha"e Of dea
sons been taken from The Cooners department for the
Sworn before % 1885, J. H Wells n Police Justice
The relatives of deceased to have appeared before
Justice Welsh at three O'Clock, but they failed to do So
and il is not known If they intend to seek further
examination.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO SCHOOL GIRL.-Een Reeves,
school girl residing with her parents in Seventh street.
seriously injured on Tuesday morning by the
lessness Of man named John Lynch This man, it APP
pears threw bale Of hay of the second story of the
livery stables Maocney corner of Montgomery street
and rast broadway, and il struck the girl who pass
ing at the time upon the head knocking her senscess to
the pavement and causing internal injuries which will
probably prove fatal Lynch was promptly arrested and
locked up in the Third district Police Court and the girl
attended at drug store and thence conveyed to the
residence OF her parents
The SCHOOL EXHIBITION AT THE CoorER ISsrnUrE-The
exhibition of the grammar schools of this city open
at the Cooper Institute, and free to all visitors There
the scholars On Friday afternoon at three O'clock the
scholars will give Mr. Cooper reception in the large lee
ture room, and IN the evening Mr. Tmm and Mr.. Villa
will perform the Alexandra organ and panoforte
music selected from the Mendessohn Union On Saturday
the medals will be distributed by Mr. Peter Cooper.
There will be some public speaking by distinguished
each evening The collection OF productions is very
large and excellent
PUBLIC School MEDAIs-A publishing house in this city
have authorized Mr. Haskell TO procure for them gold
medal Of the value OF $25 TO be given TO the young lady
who shall present the best specimen of penmanship.
TIE QUARANTINE GARREoN.-The following orders have
been issued
HEADouARrERs FIRST DIVISION N. Y. &. M
NEW YoRK, Nov. q, 1883 J
SPECIAL oRpERs-so. 49,
Brigader General spicer of the First Brigade viii detail
detachment from the Second regiment under Colonel Robin
relieve the detachment from the Fifth regiment
duty nj the Quarantine ground Staten Island.
The deta hment viii consist OF hundred and twenty Eve
officers commissioned officers, musicians prvate in
GLIDING regimen,al surgeon and quartermaser and will
parade the 10Th Colonel Robinson
time proceed Staten Island by the boat which the
South ferry at O'Clock y. n, 10 relieve Colonel
Schwarzwaelder al y NJ
Colonel Robinson will take command Of the detachment
the purposes expressed IN and subject special orders
the Commander In Chie-Nos l56, IFS, 1888 Isl
ls9wi copies Of which h. will be furnished by the MAJOR
General BY order a Charles W Sanford Major General
G. II. sANDFORD n. NJ,