The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27
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| ARRIVAL or HlsxRnA ESorH CoArAsY saon Bosros AND
THEIR DsPAs1URE FOR NEWARK little after ave O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Hberna Engine Company Of Phla-
dephia arrived fro Boston in the carsfro New Haven
They received their arrival by Amercas CINE
Company No, and Warren Hose Company No. 50, by
whom they were escorted to the house OF the latter com
pany in Sullivan street Here very superior collation.
awaited them and after partakng Of it. they escort
ca 70 the foot OF Cortand street. whero they embarGed
IN the ferry boat for Jersey City the train from
thence to Newark, where they viii remain I'll this eve
nng before they resume their homeward journey Wa
ren lose Company had their house brilliantly illuminated
with ransparencics and received tho Phiadeiphans with
brisk discharge OF rockets Roman candles and other
fireworks. Tho Hberna Company expressed themselves
much gratGed with their visit 10 the "Modcrn Athens
The procession as passed by the HERALD Office
Mug, rlade exceedingly fine appearance. big SIX
Turned out one hundred and twenty i've men on The
occasion.
THR BoDy SsArclnao CAsK.-The examination the
above concluded yesterday before 5'is,ico
Welsh, at the City Hall.
George Bouton, assistant physlcan to Coroner Perry
called and made affidavit setting forth the Facts
speeding his connection the case in which he stated
tina. he made post norton examination on the body
the deceased, and that he died from congestion Of the
lungs; that after the inquest had been concluded he
quested the landlord OF the house 10 try and any Of
the deceaseds relatives could be found and left with HIM
tie certificate OF burial that il they could be found
the certificate has TO be left at the Coroners Office and
the body sent for by the dead cart short D previous
having had an application made to him by medical
practitioner for healthy body, which would likely be
given up dissection, finding relatives Of the dc
ceased could be found be, according to act 10 pro-
mote medical science passed in 1851 decided to give
twenty -four hours for identification required by
A. Oakley Hall was present, and stated that he appeared
for Dr. Fnnen, who had obtained the body and Claimed
that had been taken solely upon the grounds which the
State grants medical men-.he use Of all unclaimed
corpses for the promotion OF medical science.
Justice Welsh, hearing all the atdavits read and
the argument Of Mr. Hall, decided to give his opinion
the matter in day or two The case wi no doubt, be
dismissed.
FIRE IN Thirty sE,xs1n srRixr.-About twelve O'Clock
Thursday night the alarm Of fire for the Second district
caused by fire breaking out in hay loft ia frame
stable occupied by Frank Kelly and others situated
OF Isl West Thirty seventh street Mr. Kelys horse
severely burned before rescued. The damage to the
stable harness, &c, may be estimated AZ $50 no ia.
FIRE THIRTY r,nrD SrnsEr--IIoasE BURNED DEATH
Between one ana two O'Clock yesterday morning
other fire occurred in the Second district 1t dkcoy
cred burning in frame stable No 343 West Thirty
third street, occupied by John McCabe. Before the Are
men could subdue the danes Mr. McCabe's horse
buried death. The fire spread the stable of
iaGghiin. The gable end OF frame house Of
Forty fourth street, owned by f. w. Townsend, was
slightly damaged Mr.. McCahe has insurance Of SIS
on his horse and 1925 his stock OF liquors, household
effects, &C. IN the Hamilton Insurance Company. The
latter property was not damaged These dres are be
evcd 10 be the work Of ncendiarv The Fire Marshal
was early at the premises, and, informed,
elected Information whereby the guilty parties are likely
10 DC arrested ana punished.
FIRE yksrsY STREET DARING ACT o. i.cxSpisgisM
Between ten and eleven O'Clock Thursday night FIRE
discovered by officer Bgiey, Of the Fifth precinct, in
the frame building tho OF ycstry and Washing
ton streets, occupied by John a. Smith mahogany de-
pot and attached TO his lumber yard. The lrc was
speedily extngushed by the officer assisted by FIRE
men. Upon examination Of the premises bottle and
some broken glass and some matches found upon
tho floor where the fire started The ncentary doubt
threw the bottle, h.cd With turpenIe through broken
light OF glass the street door and then gnted the
matches and communicated the fire TO the combusble
material THIS 10 the second time this place has been
on fire stable and lumber yard on the OF Deg
brosses and Washington streets owned by the party
has also been set ere three times during the past
Marshal will probably have OF them under arrest in
u day or two
fpsy CosrfeoI,gR's orncs.-The alarm OF Ore az
three yesterday afternoon for tho Seventh district
caused by the furnace heater firing beam the
second story Of the Compsroiier's Office Tue fremen
early at the premises ana under the direction OF
out, and the fire cxngushcd with pal or two Of water
Damage about $50.
sCtupE UNKNOWN Wos,S.--About eight O'Clock
Gowanus was midway between New York and Brooklyn,
a Young woman, aged about eighteen yelrs Jumped
board forward Of tho wheel which doubt struck her
"a she immediately sunk. She had black sin
dress, red shawl and a black bonnet.
sKEIous AoupEI.-A carpenter, named John Hopkins,
fell from the jefferson bel tower distance of some y
feet seriously niuring himself lie conveyed 70 the
City Hospital