The New York herald., 1867-01-31

Of sixth avenue and Thirty second street. called last
evening and identified him rs bs person who had swim
died her in the package dodge some time ago
BROOKLYN MTELLIGEHCR.
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NOM IIGnr on rHs Suuscr The rolce Of the Forty
second precinct Captain Jacobs. yesterday reported
that there were axsy-two lamps not burning in the
streets OF their precinct the previous night for
years past the neglect light he street lamps has been
very Justly subject Of sore complaint 70 many be-
nghsed pedestrians who have suffered from the absence
or the light for which the city 80 heavily taxed AZ
the last meeting OF the Common Council the subject
came up and the result was that the Street Commis
condition Of the street lamps.
LECTURE Rev. DR- wLursL-The last Of the 6rst
series Of lectures the Lee Avenue church delivered
last evening by the Rev Dr. Willis bis subject being
the Age and the Man For -a Bean Ideal Of Charac-
ter Tho lecturer pointed TO Washington and Franklin
- me model men OF their age and remarked that The
man who became . model In this aye would have 10
Practise all The Christian His paper proved very
Interesting to large and intelligent audience during
the evening the trio, Hark. the ang els whisper" Was
sung very acceptaby by M Rogers and the Misses Rice
and Bronson The solo, Thou art 70 near and yet
iar and another. both by Ass Bronson, encored
Fnn u CosNmcB S1RExT-Lox SO. .000.- The alarm
Of re about ton O'Clock yesterday morning was caused
by nse which broke In Messrs Casey McGowaa's
Rosin on Works, corner Of Commerce and Rckard
streets The building also used IS . whiskev dstl-
iery BY the props,etors Ipe re originated isom che
OVERLOOKING Of the fosin still There were several hun
with the boilers and machinerS were totally destroyed
The dense volume Of smoke which aroe0 from the
highly combustble material gave rise, for the time,
the impression that the conagraton OF much larger
dimensions than IL really ana expedited the
mens Of the fire department Great difficulty was
perenced from the lack OF water owing 70 some Of the
hydrants being frozen The building which was entirely
destroyed two stories in height and built Of wood
No insurance on the stock and bu $500 on the building,
c il 0lued n
FIRES IN rHR EASTERN DnrRUr.-Thc losses by the Hre
in South sixth street on Tuesday night ~ foows:-
On the buildings which belonged to the Graydon estate,
s3,o0o insured for 81 0Oo On the stock Of Baxter
Norton, $500; no insurance On the stock Of c. H.
Smith. $500; no insurance On horses. harness &c.
owned by Messrs Anse, Dawson and Amer, about
81, 600 Total, &S, 800. Gre was discovered 10 the
rear basement OF the grocery store Of Henry Rankin,
past seven O'Clock yesterday morning and promptly ex
tngushed, with loss Of about $780, Insured in the
Citizens Company of Williamsburg
SAD CAsE-Mrs. Mariana Phillips. widow
man, aged thirty two years, brought 10 the Forty
third precinct station house Tuesday night charged
with being habitual drunkard On her person were
found the following property all Of which belong to
ber:-Three gold watches coral necklace and gold
pencil gold clasp hair bracelet silver pencil two gold
oreaspns seven pairs Of sleeve buttons silver forks
been In better circumstances and formerly moved IN
respectable society," but since the death Of her husband
CoRosEss IxouEsr.--The coroner held inquest yes.
tcrday morning the body of Andrew KanImera, the
superintendent Of the Empire woollen Works on Rcd
Hook Point who committed suicide by hanging himself
on Monday last The verdict rendered that the de-
ceased had hung himself while laboring under fl OF
temporary insanity. From letter found the body
and directed his wife in Germany, II that he
do. nay1g met ~ with ,p DIS
the RASH act
: HosoRABly DncaARaHn-hoscs winant, who was ar.
rested ON suspicion OF arson was hanorably discharged
upon oxammation before Justice Cornwsl tho evdence
o o hs %
beeh PorcIy accidental E.sess
sxAiixo.:-fhs attendance al the oapisons pond yes
terday smaller than usual 1he ice excelens
condition and dozens Of skaters gded Ia smooth
surface. a match for valuable pair of skates took
band played during the afternoon. and many non-
skaters sivered the platform envying the Superior
sk Of thr steel shod hFethrsn N preserving their equ
ACCIDENT ON TIE Long ISLAND RAnRoAD-The pas
sengcrs the hail. pastJceven A. NJ Greenpoint train,
on the Long Island Railroad narrowly escaped being in
ured yesterday in consequence Of the running
or the track The front part Of the broken and
had their dresses partially burned The accident was
caused by broken rail- and tho track s reported be
very much in need Of repairs
A FEMALE PcxPocKBr HELD FOR TRAL.-A somewhat
yesterday arraignsd before Justice DAILY on charge Of
larceny from the person preferred by Mrs Holland OF
No. 90 North Sixth street. E. D. The proceeds OF the lar
ceny having been found the Of the accused
she held by the Justice to awai, the action Of the
Grand Jury.
SIDEWALK AND OTHER AccrDEHrs-A lady named Mrs
Coid, residing at No. l22 White street. New York, fell
the ice which covers the sidewalk at the Of
Nam and Fulton streets, cutting her head slightly.
Mrs. Margaret Shannon, residing at No. liz Henry
street. New York, slipped ON the ice and sprained her
ankle severely while passing through Fulton street
Tuesday evening.
Numerous similar accidents Of daily occur
renee owing to the dangerous condition in which the
sidewalks and crossings in this city permitted TO
main
man named Henry Kobong, while driving grocery
wagon through Bridge street. came In contact with .
heavy truck which passing, and thrown 10 the
ground, the hind wheel OF the wagon passing his
body and slightly inJuring him.
A Mr. James Quinn fell overheard from the gangpank
at the Fulton ferry Tuesday night while leaving the
boat He was rescued by officer and conveyed bis
home In lafayette avenue
Peter Marquise, employe Of the Union Ferry Com