The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-18
NEW YORK HERAA
City IAteIlixeuco.

Acc1Dxsrs 10 voLCsrusa Abraham Wolf, a GertR
volunteer attached 10 the Twenty ninth regiment va
dangerously injured Sunday evening, by being rua
over near Eighty seventh street by Third avenue car
i appears that while in the act 0, jumping from the
font platform of the car be slipped and before the
wheels which passed over hts legs, crushing them In
friehtfui manner TIE police conveyed him to Bellevue
Hospital.
JACOB CASEY, member OF the De Kaib regiment while
intoxicated, on Sunday night fell down flight OF saira
at No. 446 Eighth avenue and was severely injured He
was taken to Bellevue Hospital
CARL HowEpK, German volunteer, while ehoo.ing at a
mark In Ninety sixth street. Broadway, yesterday
morning. accidentally shot Clements A. Jennings, q lad
six years Of age, N the neck, but fortunately dan
gesousy The lad taken to the residence his pa
refts and Carl taken before Justice Browue for
animation he Is a member of the Twenty ninth regi-
ment.
FOR IHK BENEFIT srsuBkN VOLUNTEERS Yesterday
having been the anniversary Of the memorable battle
Bunker hi, celebrated In this city by unusual
display OF bunting all the public buildings. The Wash
irgou Continental Guard Captain G. Yerauce paraded In
full through the principal streets OF the city, and
altogether made very cteditabe turn out S,mo Of the
men e the that s would 20 Ga an
excursion jones Wood, and hundreds of persons
parade. But Of no.h,ng Of the kind took place
Jones' Wood, where grand concert and bal champs,r
were IN fun blast day and night for the benefit of tn
must have been realized, rs the woods were crowded
thu oughout the day.
CATHOLIC EpUcArOs,-On Sunday evening highly Ia
terettipg lecture the prolific subject of Catholic
cation delivered by the Rev. NJ Roay ne OF Staten
Island, at the church Of St. Gabriel in East Thirty sixth
street. before very attentive congregation Considering
the antiquity OF The subject and the many learned dis
courses which It has given birth to- but little novelty
was 10 be expected from Father Romsyne Nevertheless
the reverend gentlemen handled his theme very abe
manner and brought out several strong and points,
which proved very Interesting The pressure or war
news upon our columns p~ecludes the possibility Of
publishing more detailed account.
TRINITY COLLAGE The annual commencement Of Trinity
College, Hartford Thursday June 81 The an
nusi meeting Of the House Of takes place on
Wednesday, tho Goth lost.
TmRDlx DxAIH FROM HYpRopHoBIA A terrible de th
from hydrophocia occurred in Menden, New Jersey,
the 10th inst. Geo. W. Abrams, OF Samuel Abrams
Of the above place. bit by rabid dog some three
months since He did not show any symptoms OF the
bite 1t The time, and 1t being At season when such
cases seldom occur the wounds nearly healed up and the
Gaze, fer the time, little noticed until the 7th inst
when he seized with spasms following In quick
ceeson, accompanied by frohng at the mouth, which
listed until the morning Of the 10th when he died in all
the upspeskaole agony Of this terrible disease.
Capt. Helme, OF the Eight ward police, has in his pos
session pair OF epaulettes sent present him by
Capt John Downey, Of the First regiment Fire Zouaves
who took them from officer OF the Confederate army
whom be totk prisoner near Alexandria, Va.