The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-19

FAYAI Rssurr 90 A raHr.-lnformaiion vas received
ut the Coroners oce yesterday the effect that John
Rowe, native Of Ireland, aged twenty ave years, bad
died at hs residencs No. aee First avenue, from the
effect Of injuries received while engaged in ng, At the
Wednesday evening. The deceased, appeared. was
ncufIng the Btoop, when he was pushed backward,
striking his head against the pavement, received the
injuries in question Dr. Dodge, who attended deceased,
gave rs hts opinion that death was caused by com
precision OF the brain produced by The injury 70 the head
Investigating the the following facs were elcted
Deceased was engaged IN playing cards for drnks when
disguise arose between him and q man named William
Hutchinson, which finally resulted In nght During the
struggle, Hutchinson IL Is alleged struck deceased pow.
erfu blow with his hand Knocking him OIL tho stoop and
telling him the sidewalk The jury rendered verdict
OF Death from injuries at the hands Of William iiuchn
son." and on the rendition thereof The ac:psei W.. com
mitted TO the Tombs, 10 await the action Of the Grani
Jury The prisoner In his examination stated that he did
not strike deceased with the intention OF dong him any
great bodily harm
DRAWING OF r,K Book or AUTOGRAPHS rHR AcaDEsN of
Mr1c-The celebrated book OF autographs, collected
after much labor for the great Charity Fair at the Acade
my Of Music, drawn for on saturday evening al the
close of the fair committee chosen saperincud
the drawing The numbers, carefully deposited IN large
silver bowl We're placed by tho committee in all Of
the expectan audience and gentleman then announced
that the first number drawn would win the prize little
girl from the audience drew the ticket and three hearty
cheers given when II announced that share No
90 owned by the Sisters OF Mercy had been drawn The
manuscript Bible put up at anction and reached the
sum OIL 1}OV out the bcing
drawn for private sale.
THE WEArMR.-on Saturday morning strong east
wind set in which at night increased to gale, accompa
MED by heavy rain. The tide Sunday morning was
unusually high and the cellars along the lower part Of
the East and North rivers flooded. quantity Of
-four lying uncovered in Coentes slip badly damaged
by rain We have heard ono damage 10 the shipping. The
steamer Vanderbilt Of the Stonngon ne arrived yester
day merning, reports having experienced heavy NJ N f.
gale the Sound during which bnwarks and started
guards The steamboat Metropolis OF the Fa River line,
arrived at 4as p H. She was compelled b put into New
london The Providence Norwich line Of boats due
yesterday morning had not arrived up to NJ The
steamers bound east were yesterday morning passed
anchor at Tbrogg's Point.
SOLEMN REouIEx MASS AT ST. PArmcKs CATHEDRAL
The remains of Rev D. G. burning, whose death New
ark Friday last has been announced elsewhere
columns, will be conveyed 10 St. Parcks Cathedral in
this city, this morning, where solemn High Mass
celebrated at 10 O'Clock II is expected that large
Der Of the Catholic ccry Of the docess of New York and
Brooklyn will participate in the services. Father burn
ing recently the pastor of st. Marys church Ron
dout He formerly held the position Of assistant pastor at
ST. Peters church, Barclay street. in this city, and prev
GUS to that was assistant priest at the Cathedral While
at the latter place. understood he the conf ienia
secretary Of Archbishop Hughes The deceased a
native of Newark.