The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
City IufolllGcnce,

TIM NuB ExwsrAPxas-N u o trite maxim that
we never fairly realize tho value Of the blessings
daily enjoy until deprived OF them, and this was
kecpiy felt on the morning Of the 9th by cit
zers whsa was found that newspapers were to be
issusd CO that day. the morning Journals satisfy 90
nearly every felt that something wanting Ia the
absence Of the HRRAID a. The breakfast table. Some
shv had arrived; others again wished 70 know the news
frca the Atlantic table, the ladies' uterested In the
care OF Captain REVERE and The tate Of Miss 6iouut and
so Though all the clasees Of the community Tho
dscoctent at the absence OF newspapers was
and The mos Indifferent for realized their impor
the journals ana the dealers 40 sofa out very
early Ia the morning Not o HERALD could DO had for
who dd %, proyide themreves in time hsd to 20 with
oui them. Verify, newspapers great institution.
FUNERAL on Cousc1LxAS W. " Jupsox.--The city flags
were Q. tsI mast the City Hall yesterday respect
TO tho memory Of William Wallace Judson, one OF the
Ccuaclnen from the Seventh district, who died, after
brief ausss the 9Th irst The osseques took place
yesterday afternoon from the late residence Of the de-
essed No 167 Monroe street The Mayor, the members
Of the Boards Of Aldermen Councimen and Supervisors
70 the funeral The Rev. Thomas Armage, Of the Nor
folk stseI Bsrtst church. ocated, and delivered An Inn
pressivs address The funeral oorege then formed and
the a,rs taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for in
torment
PRxx F1GurNG--AN Hoyrsr Apnsslos.--John Norrssey
the pus,st thinks that Canada the only place where
light could take place without Interruption. In pub
Hsned card he saJs oncA fought the States for
Thousand collars side and cost eighteen hundred
dollars 20 save myself from the State prison" Who got
che money!
Fsiroy srr.xsr DAILY PRAYER MEETING The MONDAY
prayer meeting the North Dutch church held yester
Day USUAL notwithstanding the Fourth of July ceebra
tcu ard seemed to be abatement OF interest in tho
exefcses which evidently indicates general disposition
to retain that meeting permanent institution.
SuIcDs ST. NICHOLAS Horn--Coroner Gamble
held inquest Wednesday, at the Eighth ward police
station upon the body Of Mr. Wm A. Kentish, chemist,
who committed suicide sometime during Tuesday night,
Ut the ST. Nicholas Hotel by swallowing prussic acid
The deceased appears called ., the hotel late in the
evening ard entered OF the cioseta, where he was
found the feowcg morning dead No person at the hotel
knew I'm, and his body taken 10 the police station.
In tho OF the day Mr. Cpares A. Ksntsh OF 10
Leroy ar4 called asd recognized the deceased ~ bis
"rsS: 70 advance any reason whisS would Ssvs m
pesd ms sihsr to commit suic;ce, and the matter re-
mans 9 nystery. pest norton examination shosod
sw sowss by the DECEASED and thai this was the cause
Of bis death. Jr kentish nafive OF EogiAnd, %
years OF tge and resided 1t S2a Greenwich street he
ia bser engaged in the susuo sad business ct the
correr az Eobuson We, streets for several years
The Corc1er's jury rendered averdict o. "suc'de ny
taking prrss,c acid"
rsn LaIx ASSAULT A Rowpv-AsrE AoRrTN ExAxI-
NATION -Corousr Hills on Wednesday took the dying de-
position Of NJ Richard Leslie, VINO was stabbec on the
Or instant bis door nv man named Joan Don
nelly, new Under arrest me ioho~inS MI Il ae-
pCeit.cn
Rcharo Lesne, residing ai 49, East Eleventh street,
having tia OF ssath before him. beng sworn says
On scrday about O'Clock A. NJ, won't out OF my
house acc standing 10 front OF door on the side
vaA wheu John Donneliy, tho man now here camo out
Of Ms Iil ems iquor store up and stabbed me In
the stomach without frovocaion; had not exchanges
word with rim he then started and ran towards avenns
b. there stardrg by n, the time Tom Burns, Bar
nard HArker Patrick Farrell and Tom Marthe hese With
others amer Donney; did not know Donneys name
when he stabbed mo.
A, tie cu.e Of The examination Donnolly commit
tee 10 prsor.
TO rug rpIroH pRAID
Nuw NoRK June & 1858.
sia-Hsvrr article your paper Of tine 6ih insAn
relative the in the ooeery of DISTURBANCES between
Euant a ard scse on xoreay morning a. h, pss eeyc
oc ock ysh 90 10 fsse in particular IS NJ
Are ou The Sos int m.e with ~ Hose-hopiug
The sare cf the D-pzrinen and comes nus
sixth district yoar paper you state wA'
got.ep uy dislurbsnc- which sAs- ~ Their
Are l2 Stanton street Which The neghbors are vii
tn 10 proyp The above facts be subsiansed by the
fOilcsttg eommiiacs. Respectfully yaars
ANTHONY HARTMAN,
ID. II COIsRDIdNGkRy Comu,ittee.
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