The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-09

CONDITION or rHE GouLpY FAMILY Young Charles Goaldy
reported 10 be in very bad way yesterday and fears
entertained last evening that he would not live
through the night His wounds which not considered
those OF other members OF the family have
proved much dangerous than believed and
the medical attendants fear the worst Nathaniel the other
boy whose wounds wcrc very serious, is reported much
better and he up yesterday, able TO himself
hopes entertained that Mr.. Gouidy will eventually
He has recently manifested consciousness but
does no, know of tho fearful end Of hs lie
who that wounced him. and supposcs that tho boy
in prison. His physician and attendants, OF course
careful to let him know the state OF the and
IL il likely that he viii die happy ignorance of what la
TRANSFERRED. There Is but little hope OF the ultimate reco
very OF the two servants
osK HrspRkp Guns roR DoUGrAs-Isst evening, be
i've and six O'Clock, company Of four men, drag
ging small cannon, made their appearance in the Park
and begsn Ore OF a salute In front OF the City Hall
There no banners, notices insignia designate
who they were and few dozen persons gathered sroood
70 Know what the NOISE was al about 70 sad one o.
guns in honor of the victory Douglas achieved the
black republicans In Illinois "But what association Is
doing thisS" asked the que-tioncr. 20 association
all dung II on own hook We members
Of Adriaiic Engine Company No 81" This was all any
could learn. and reporter unable TO ind any
politician who would snst that he had authorized the
nrng Prom this would appear thai the Douglas party
OF this city OF members OF Engine Company
No 81 The gun used said 10 be "Rynders pocket
piece"
ANOTHER PRIZE FiGar-A prize eight occurred on sun.
day afternoon the meadows Bergen Hill, between
couple q Jersey City pugils,s, who DESTROYS Of
acertanng Who the best in the manly ART and
alec for small purse. There were about seventy per
An eye witness states that they fought most
desperately, las good Morrrscy and Hccnan could
do 2 On the nineteenth round the punshcd cot
his antagonist In ehancery and pummeiicd the fight
entirely ought II him. Our informant declined giving the
names Of these gentlemen q he did not wish 70 SEQ them
arrested for participating 10 little amusement The 20
lice had not heard 81 the affair.
SERIOUS Fam.-Ahout eight O'Clock last evening Ggh,
place porter house No Is Mott street between
two mcn named I'd o'Brien and McDevine resulting in
tho latter stabbng OBricn seriously IN the back The
wounded conveyed TO the New York Hospital,
and Mcpcync arrested and locked up.
PLAYING CHEss ny TuS.RArH.-The New York and Phi.
ladcphia Chess Clubs arranging the preimnarcs
Of match a, chess which will probably take place next
week and which, from the high character u the rcspc
clubs will doubtless create much public interest Ia
stead Of playing By correspondence, a. heretofore
Intended to have tho each side transmitted hy
telegraph The American Telegraph Company have mott
6cd the officers a the respective clubs that their lines will
be kept open every evening they may desire bctwen
the hours Of and ten O'Clock, until the match y
concluded.
CRSornE IN CorRr. 1T was remarked by all the law
yers that court rooms yesterday had an unusual
number of lady visitors In the ssprome Court a case
was on 10 WIFI nc panrn r ana s s or w. rsss
also frightened by the presence OF number
&C pretty women, whose attendance would have been
very acceptable were u not that The officers found
impossible 10 prevent them from talking
DISTINGUISHED ARmvAr----Iohn Morrsscy, tho Cham
pion Of America Is in town and receives his frsns ct
Forences Ne bears but few marks Of his recent prize
ring experience.
SNpTrsS ESefxy CoxrsSy No. oF STATEN rs,Sp.-rhis
company passed ofce yesterday morning with their
new engine and hose, and made very crcsltablc
out The machine very nice ono and the young men
who manned looked though they knew their business
and could work Il well. The company belongs 10 Temp
kinsvic. The OF the officers arc,Forcnan John
". Jones; Assistant Foreman, Thomas 9 Burns secre-
tary, Richard Cole.
PRE- IN jar srpsyr-About twelve O'Clock on Monday
noon Gre occurred the second floor " building No. 10
Jay street. occupied ~ Michael Hays II originated from
some shayngs the fireplace The damage done 20 the
furniture and clothing Of Mr.. Hays will be about $50
insurance Mrs. Hays burned her face IN trying 20 en-
tingush the flames The building 10 owned by Mr. viii
SON was damaged about $40 James Ciancey occupies
the first floor as grocery store his stock was slightly
damaged by water insured in the Columbs Insurance
Company.
|. HoxfS IN rE wnr--Anothcr colony of children left
yesterday Cor homes in the West under the Of Mr.
Trieigcn. Of the Chldren's Aid Society.