The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-08
COrOners' lnguests.

A BOY KILLED In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sclirmcf held
inquest yesterday at The New York Hospital upon
the body Of Thomas Frazer boy twelve years Of age
who tho evening OF tho 4th instant,
In Broadway, Of Walker street, by an omnibus
aud died Saturday OF the injuries he received II ap-
peared In evidence that young we're standing
front Of Forepces Hotel and throwing fire crackers
into the street. and the deceased with other boys
engaged picking them up, when number Of oanbuses
came along, and one OF them him. The Coro.
found impossible to ascertain which OF tho stages
by what driver the lad was run over, and the jury
rendered verdict Rccor ding 10 the above statement
FATAL FALL FROM A Roor.-Coroper Schirmer held an
inquest at 40 yesey street on the body OF Michael
OLoughiin who died from injuries received in come.
queoce OF falling from the roof OF his houss-where he
had gene TO seep Saturday nght-to tho pavement. A
verict OF accidental death rendered by the jdry
ecessed was forty three yearc OF age and native Of
fIssnd.
TUE LATE FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT Coroner Scbirmer
bed Inquest yesterday 10 the Of Patrick Hearn
the eight wa.chmsr, who was run the night Of
the inst by Ha,lem train end killed. The deceased,
It appears was stationed at the lO9th street bridge aud
Is supposed 70 have beea asleep upon the wall at the
time the train approached and Jared from his posi-
ton upon the track The jury were OF opinion that tie
place dangerous and no provision had been mado by
the railroad company for the eafety aud protection Of
ties stationed there, they cepsurabe, and TO
extent responsible for the dcath OF the watchan and
Trey rendered verdict 10 that effect. Tho deceased
a native OF Ireland, thirty eight years OF age.
PersOna1 Intelligence.
Governor Andrew, OF Massachusetts, passed through
hs city yesterday route for home, after short visit
to Washington for tho purpote Of iuquring Into the
dton OF the Massachusetts, regiments stationed In and
around the capital
Captain Stevens, Of England, and James HsrriRon OF
New Orleans, are stopping at the New York Hotel
Captain Haet. OF the ship Vengeance DR.. F. II. Peck
ham, Provdeuce; Sie,son, OF Plat'sburg, and p E.
H'lOmb, aud j. b. Huger of the United States Army
stopping az the As.or HouEe.
Colonel II D Slower of the United States Army; D. D.
Orren. OF Bergen Po,nt Peter Bradshaw OF Wisconsin
W. s. Morgan o. Pougbkeepsie Il G. Hastings, OF Phila
delphs; L. s. Johnson OF St Iouts; L n. Phelps, OF
SsonDgtou r. Bsrrows Of ashnator, and Ii. WEIGH OF
TO, onto, are stopping at the Latarge House.
Hon. F. Johcson, OF Coonecttcut; C. Phelps, OF Bar
fs.o; Meyer, or Hamburg; J. Brown, OF Quebec d.
L T. Willis su1 W. II. Immau Of Georgia. II r. Nakns,
Of London; W. C.burh VIC Mann Bp2her, NJ l. Dun.
and r. Fisher, Of Ohio are stopping a. the sS..
Nicholas Hotel
Colonel +. J. Chapman of Illinois Colonel r. Walt OF
California; Captain W. r. Hague, DR.. Bsche aud T. 8.
Iarned, Of the United Ststes Army; Mr.. Watuon and
WIFE, OF Canada west 5ansfo aid family, OF Indiana
Charles and iarlly, Of st. Louis; John Baiuo and
samuel JACKSON Of ILLINOIS, J. HutchiDs sop OF Couu.
bug H. Turner, o! TeYre Esnte; g. g. Kuowlton, OF St.
Louis; Bennett, +. B. Hubbsrd and j. p. Parker, Of
Weet Point; W. L. Scars, OF Louisiana; L. W. B'iten and
family aud Page aud family of Boston, are stopping ut
the Metropolitan Hotel.