The New York herald., 1867-11-10
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The DrAs RICHMOND DIsAsr.R.-The Dean Rich mond
aud Vanderbilt collision investigation was nearly CON
Guided yesterday afternoon, when ,he samme
up by the respective counsel on either side. Mr.
Prentice contends for the Dean Richmond that she blow
two Whistles and was on Her right course while sbe
opposite counsel declares ~ positively that tho Wander
bnl was right and that the Dean Richmond Gid not
whistle as all. The inspectors have decide on
them, and the result will probably be known in q few
days, although tho verdict viii have 70 be cornmuni-
Gated to Washington before It is made public.
nS MxrEon SuowxRs AeAw.-n s very probable
from tho predictions Of the sstronomers tha, We shall
have another shower Of morning OF the
1lih mat. 0ur citizens should, therefore be on the
lookout 10 observe sight, and in thsJ are dis
appointed they console hemseves with tue theory
tho me,eorsa supposition shared IN by the astrono-
mers aforesaid.
TEs Jsnn Er~1s MuskrrrKn.-The. company will
make their annual parade Tuesday, the 10Th inst,
under command Of Captain John Glass They will
parade abou, QUO hundred men aad will be equipped
blue military costs and hats and will proceed TO Bellevue
Garden, foo, Of eighty sixth street
THg AsRrsL RAILWAY 10 Gresnwich stroet is quickly
becoming accomplished fact. II will bo completed az
the expiration Of week. and cars will he rrnn,ne
probably within fortnight along its cxieut The plan
OF the structure that OF elevated railroad raised NJ
such height above the not 90 impede the
general taorougnfare. Tho pillars upon which x sup
ported fourteen iee In height aud on base of
sold masonry rbc rails hoso Of ordinary
tracks although more deeply grooved and In between
them extends an endess coil or rome vo ch pu,s sns
along This rope csoe attached 70 n set
free from ths ny the movement 81 handle within
them and tho proposed rate at which tie shall run
ID set down at twenty miles an hour
Bopy Ipnrrrrm Tho man who fell into the dock foo,
Of Ruger street. End who subsequently died IN Bellevue
Hospital from exhaustion, reported in yesterdays
HERALc subsequently identified AZ william Broom
who resided 10 Hamilton street. Deceased vas abou,
twenty ysaps Of age and native OF Eugland oroner
SehirmeF NJ uOtlGt hold n 0unr on fhs hoxv
Kmlxp sr FAILING yRox A TRRr- lAborsr. named
Michael Reynolds yesterday foil from tree in Mount
Morris Park, l20th street and Fifth avenue 10 the
ground, and vas almost instantly killed. An inquest
notified Deceased lived In Fifty -nfth street. near
Tenth avenue.
PnoHABry FArL KrRosrxE rrsrosos. Yesterday
morning Bsndsr hsy years Of are and residing
AZ 81 Bayard street. shockIsgly burnsdby The erpo
sion Of kerosene lamp, which scattered s coptep,s
over the clothes e the usortnnats woman and before
the flames could be sxsingushsd sns scaldsd from
head 70 foot In most horrible manner Ofcsr Doane
Of the Sixth Precinct rendered great service in sudsav
and nnsy bad her removed 10 Bsilevus Hospital Al.
thoush tue surgeons doing everything in their
power they had but slgAs hopes Of her mrviving
FATAL PALi---Coronsr schruer vas yesterday pofi.
fed 10 hold Inquest ON the body or Peter McIsughs
whose death the result Of injuries received by fa
ing from coal cart 10 Jackson street.
FuL THROUGH HArcnwAy.--A yousg orpnss gri |
named Jane Gsrrashty aged about fourteen years. and
employed bobbn carrier in the twiss mandatory
No 90 White street, severely injured yesterday
morning BY falling through the hatch way 70 the second
noor The girl watching the Operations Of hosting.
when looking FAR over her foot slipped and she fell
with great force sustaining 70 feared, njuyy Of the
sppe bssdes contusions and abYssons
over her entire body surgeon wa NJ once called and /
~ hs Instance the young sufferer removed Belle
vus Hospital, whore she remains in rather dosbt.
fnl condition.
sAr Usos wAss srou.- EAwSs Hslly aged souy. ]