The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
CITY InTELLIGENCE.

FutroS SrRgsr PRAYER NESTING The tenth
versary Of the Fulton street daily prayer meeting
celebrated yesterday at the Old North church, OF
Fulton and William streets. From ten O'Clock in the
morning quite crowd bosieged the doors Of the sacred
edice. and at noon the proceedings opened with tho
Singing OF anniversary hymn, composed for the occa
by Thomas jeremiah. The meeting was then given
20 prayer under the direction OF the officiating clergy
mda. The Fulton STREET prayer meetings have boon
mess men engaged in the city during the day who may
have hour TO spare, and the church is regularly
opened day for the purpose from twelve until one
o'ciork
SAD CAsz-About six weeks ago Mrs. Lambert,
tho mother Of four little children, tho eldest of whom
was bat fourteen years Of age, died In Boston. Soon
ssrcr the death the father OF the children informed
by s sistcr-in-law Of his that II he would send on
the children TO her rssd nee in Williamsburg she
would take good Of them. The children, the two
yorn est sent and were closely followed by the
ed siri who on arriving ut her aunts found that
rad the little daily employed BEGGING about tho
s.fssts Keeping her own counsel she quietly laid nv
every day few cents until she had accumulated So So
Thinking that this would amply suffice TO pay The
passage herself aud brother and sister to Boston,
awaited favorablo opportunity yesterday morning when
lr had out and marie her with the other
chlrsn 10 police headquartes whcro she informed Cap
John Young OF the circumstances IN which she
placed Tho children placed on board Of Boston
boa bv iovia Johns order and left this port late in the
afternoon happy and contonted.
PnoaABLx FArAL CAR AccIpFST.-Iate on Sunday
night Patrick Neesn keeper thirty five years Of
age, and residing No $50 Mott street, in attempting
30 on O1e OF the avenue NJ tne COTner
Spring street and the Bowery accidentally missed his
footing, when the passed bis legs and man
glsd his body In most shocking manner. Oficer
Robert r. Reilly, OF the twenty sixth precinct, who
happened to witness the occurrence had the uufortu
nats promptly conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital Mr.
Neeisn was still living up to a lato hour last night
although not much hope 10 entertained OF his ultimate
rccovery The above named officer had the driver Of the
car no 10y arrested, who will be held 70 await the
result Of lr. neean's Injuries
SEapvs AocrDEsr.-Patrck Connolly, a ongshore
man, forty years OF age, residing at No. Des
bro,scs street, taken by ofcor H. Hoey, OF the
Twcutysixth precinct Bellevue Hospital, suffering
severe injuries sustained by the falling OF iron tub
on board the ship Iowa now lying at pier 20 North
liser II appears Connolly at work Ia the hold Of
the vessel dscharg ne COAL when the chain attached
tbs wndlsss broke and precipa.cd the tub into tho
hold. striking Connolly on the back aud IONS, COM
plstcIy prostrating him.
Tua ROYAL assurance BoSp RcBBsRY.-The investi-
cation of the charge against Daniel Noble OF completely
in the robbery 5000 900 in bonds from the Office Of the
Royal Insurance Company OF this city, was continued
yesterday before Justice Hogan. Very little OF import
ance was ELECTED and the case was again adjourned
ARRIVALS or EucRAxrs. Three thousand three hun
drei eighty smigrans arrived at this port during
Sunday and yesterday the steamers, from the ports
and IN The numbers az follows steamship City Of
Paris Liverpool s4s; steamship Tarfa Liverpool 53l
steamship Beliona london, 44S; steamship City OF
Cork, Antwerp 40l steamship Teutonis, Hamours 81.
shin John Deriram, Hamburg, 2'Ii bark U H. Waven
f5rcrleu ass,