The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08


The right wing Of this regiment will be inspected a, The
same place TO Gag, ai 'onr O'Clock p NJ
TIN ADVENT or PROSPERITY, AS We predicted nut
short time ago toe business OF the present spring BIDS
fair to ousirp that of the for long period
Already Southern trsie is drawing 20 close, and
those whose hail from Southern states are
In rowse dsappoiotei with the results while others, who
look TO the Norm West for the dspos, of thee sprog
stock fun Of business 10 the lover part OF the c'y
bates every where Obstfnc the sidewalks; hra
vly laden file slous the streets or jan tho barrow
and business ne1 are nurAiog 10 anl tfo
their mated indicating tae str wiihn
Aoog cks al rs ousue AMI ACTIVITY tue piers are
rrosdec prpfucp ard merchandise, an1 the moisture
o. o toe crowds OF dock nsuds shows the eoer
Il wTh which they are required 20 Work. The cod
spes o. the as iew da,s may have made business, 10
a. retail stores little dun but Judging from rich
varied stocks that fill their woao eer exeecta
toss Of prosperous season ae hsn, and DO dsaei The
return OF finer weather viii fully realza them rhs
vouuts inflicted US by III Tremendous crisis Of 1857
fast beapg sod although toe ~i be long seeu
let hope that they may act warning AMI gaie
To- sphseqr II opeaons 90 'nai 70 future our business
psy ne bssed upon fooudaton iupArvio1s the hl,
iuatcus OF al times and all events, either foreign
mSstc
ACCIDENT one Cry SURVEYORS About eight
O'Clock evening Daniel Eseo one of the City sarvey
ORE crossing the street al tue Of Broadway
sud Csnsl street. when hceosei vendors wagon cane
along high rate Of speed, knocking down Mr. Even and
irIuring him very severely. He taken into drug
by removed TO his RESIDENCE No l63 East
Boidway by officer Choiwell, OF the Eighth precinct
Mr. Esen's injuries are principally on hs head, and crs
supposed 70 DC quite serions rso policemen tried
the driver Of she wagon, but ne made good his
escape.
FATAL ACCIDENT HonoKKS.-At the excavation CT The
old burial ground in hudson street, between Sixth
Eleventh. about FIVE O'Clock yesterday Afternoon portion
Of the bank fell upon lsborers, named Tnom Win
sers and Joop Dcnoei'y Winters vas dashed AGAINST
and almost instantly killed. HIS
charge by the Coroner and
Washington street, where inquest wil be bod.
BonneIy bai his leg crushed from the thigh dosn tie
conveyed, with all possible speed, the New York
Hospital and placed IN charge OF Or sh ajy who thought
Mai bis leg would have ampua,ed. dis recovery
r considered very doaetai Both hail from New
York There no Que at work on that portion of Inc
fssk and the boss that he would have hest.
fancy going 10 work under little Indications did
give If falling up 10 he fatal moment.
FAIL RAILROAD AccDKSr-At quarter past nine clock
yesterday morning boy named Frederick Birns aged
seven years, and killed by front passen
ger Of the Peeksk train on the HUDSON River
Railroad, Twenty eighth Il appeared that
the deceased with child in the act OF cross
log the track just advance Of tbs car hitter pro
seeding at the rate OF SIX miles hour ana the de
ceased being IN conversation the time probab
observe the ear approaching. rna driver shouted
srihed the brake AZ "a be sscerained that they
of their danger bn, too late and the
children Knocked down by the horses and the de
ceased was run over by the and instantly killed.
HIS comoauon escaped with slight injury. 'Coronsr
schrner held inquest body, and the jury were
sopvDced thai he Driver did all in power prevent
e SAD occurrence aud tsy accordingly rendered yer
IN custody was hereapon discharged.
TEE POISONING CASE CRY PRIsoN-Margaret McGnn
Me girl who taken the City Prison on wsdne sday
suffering from the effects Of poison, died the following
ssy, and an inquest held upon the body by Coroner
Jackman The deceased at 6rst that she had been
poisoned by strange woman, who hal induced her 70
o.ok what she represented 10 be brandy but while 10
~ she admitted having vol lntariy swallowed arsenic
for The Of destroying herself alleging reason
shst sbe bad had trouble with her step mother Drs
Ferguson and WeJe held post mortem animation on
Ae body, and found white mineral substance IA her
ftomach- which they pronounced 10 bs arsenic. Toe
father of deceased called At the PRISON and recoguzad
he having seen her before for eight she vas
sstse o Ireland, eighteen yeats age Verdict 10 &C
cordance with the above statement.
TIE man ~bo drowned Wednesday morning
while attempting 10 jump on board tae nbolt Travel
ef, As she vas leaving Ter DOCK has been identified as
Nicholas Batter a resident o. Boston,
TIE MuLLfGAN AND MATTHEWS AFFAIR.
TO TiIR EDITOR HERALD.
The meeting Of Mr.. Matthew's aud NJ. Yuigan a. my
house was purely acc ebtai aud likely at All
other house az nine he, pi1g 1rst class hotel make
fhs statement TO remove any wrong impressions The
vFess generally correct, some times, hastily recording
matters Tor public Information, reflect character OF
be premises where the aEar taxes place; but believe
toe boarders and vsers OF hotel will testify to the
txertons have made. particularly in regard quetude
Ana respeeabi,v. BY viog this an insertion you viii
accommodate yours, respectfully,
RICH'D H. PLAT No. Leroy place.