The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-07

QuARANrsr-Thers several arrivals at Quaran-
tine yesterday Of vessels from infected ports The brig
VIM Nash, from Niragoane had case OF sickness on
board which at transferred to the hospital.
The bark r. Murray. from the port, reported two
deaths to have occurred during the voyage Of them
taking place only the day before she reached New YORK
All hands are, however, nov we'll The brig n Mitchell
from Aspnwail via Key West, also reported leaving
three men at the latter pom sick with fever. one Of
whom died before she left All of these vessels have
been placed in quarantne and will be carefully watched
MILITARY ExcuRsoS-Company A. First regiment
OF infantry. National Guard, State OF New York,
manded by Captain Gould, intend making excursion
Hartford the 10th inst On their return they
template making a short stay in Bridgeport This
pany though young has already attained some celeb
v as the successful competor in friendv drill that
took place spring. and bids fair TO be long
OF the leading companies Of the National Guard.
A RACE IN THREE EEATs-It is not often that first
class race comes OF 90 near Police Headquarters that
Dnks and the rest Of the uniformed NJ Ps view the
event from their wndowsswithout glasses However q
verabe did OF in Mulberry street yesterday
afternoon. Starting point opposite well known sport
ing in Houston street, distance three blocks and
half; competitors, . young son Of his father, who
from that father greenpacks did STEAL and Captain
Hedden. Detective McGee forty-Gve small boys and
girls and three dogs The son. whose father wanted him
nit started suddenly being full twenty lengths ahead
of a policeman when he reached the turning point at
Mulberry street. Seeing that he dstanced the blue
yelled "stop thief" Women joined in the heat and
shreked 'murder, and the small boys bawled 'go In.
johnny Away wont the son Of his father, whrling
through Mulberry street, and after went The crowd.
head over heels over hydrants and knocking
down all peaceful passers by as they went The apple
women screeched in dsmay and their tables overturned
in the rush topping the street, the precious
fruit aJrdng good scrambng for the excited urchins
Peanuts rolled out Of their boxes, peaches were at
license forgot where headquarters were, asd glass in
hand out 10 see the sight Finally MCGEE (detec-
tve closed the BY catching hold Of the sons coat
tail and handing him to the rghtful authorities.
Time two minutes and . half
A CONDUCTOR SERIOUSLY BEArEN.-A conductor Of
OF the Eighth avenue cars, named Jno. B. Blake,
while company with few friends in liquor
the Of Fifty first street and Eighth avenue,
the evening Of the 10th uliimo was assaulted BY q
ruan, who struck him the head With glass and
beat him in shameful manner, until he became nsen-
sible The friends OF the unfortunate man then
ceeded in driving the covardy assaant away, and up TO
the present time he has escaped arrest. Bake ia now
lying hs residence In a dangerous condition and his
recovery is considered doubtful.
PRESENTATION CoLoRs-Yesterday morning Mayor
Hoffman presented stand Of colors tcty and regimen
aD to the Fifty.dfth Regiment n Gs. N. Y, (Garde
Lafayetel Colonel lie Gal commanding The Mayor pre-
faced the presentation with remarks eulogistic of the
" Garde" the service OF the members 10 the country
during the late rebellion and their fidelity TO the law as
citizens Colonel lie Gal received the flags in few plea
SAINT remarks The usual marching salutes were then
performed, the Fifty left the Park and the large
FOUND DRowNED.-The dead body Of Jacob Ring, aged
twenty seven, and native Of Ireland, found yes
terday at Of Eighth street, East river where he
drowned on Tuesday, previously reported in the
HERALD. Coroner Schirmer intends holding inquest
to-day Deceased resided in avenue B, and leaves q
widow and three children unprovided for At nine
O'Clock yesterday morning the body of an unknown
man found in the East river near Twenty-fourth
street. Deceased about forty-Gve years OF age.
The body removed the Morgue aud Coroner Schr
notified. The body OF another unknown man, about
thirty years Of was also found yesterday In the
North river Murray street. the remains having been
in the water but few hours Coroner Schirmer will
hold an inquest
FATAL RESULT AN AccIDENT.-An inquest was held
yesterday by Coroner Cover at No 65 avenue B, over
the body Of little boy named Francis L. Robth aged
years. II appears that the deceased run over on
the 9th instant by bakers wagon, driven by Jacob
Dishner, at the corner OF avenue and Fifth street,
but the driver did not seem to be IN any way to
blame the jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
and wholly exonerated Dishner, who was discharged
from custody
FATAL CAR AccIDESr.-An inquest was held yester.
day by Coroner Schrmer, tho body Of William
Costello hoy OF nine years, who was accidentally run
over BY car No. II of the Second road, the
Sth inst The boy was crossing the track Fifth
street. with large boar his head, and did not see
the car. As the driver saw him he tired to
break up though he did not succeed the boy having
his leg 80 badly crushed necesstate amputat0n.
A verdict Of accidental death was rendered.
A SINGULAR CAsE.-An inquest has been held by
Coroner Schrmer at the Charity Hospital, Blackwells
Issnd over the body Of Mary 0rman native Of Ire
land thirty years Of age, who died from metritis,
caused by miscarriage DR.. Lyman Ward, the house
SURGEON testified that deceased had applied TO him for
assistance she being in pain in the back and limbs she
also confessed to being pregnant. He used the usual
course OF treatment and che continued 10 pain FOR
several days DR.. Ward had not heard that she had
taken medicine or had an operation performed though
he remembered that she asked or paper 10 ooa me
address Of physician who would produce TOW OF the
He did not make report OF the miscarriage as
1t not customary. Dr. Leo made post mortem ex.
animation and found the utes mortified that he could
determine whether an abortion had been performed
not The jury rendered verdict in accordance with
the facts.
DyAra OF An OUTRAGED WOMAN Kate Concannon,
the girl who was outraged the 9Th instant by three
unknown ruffans In hallway in Mulberry street. as
previously reported died yesterday al Bellevue Hospital
to-day and the police trying TO discover the mis-
creants who committed the outrage.
SHARP Youru-A lad, apparently about seventeen
years OF age went into the blacksmith chop on Third
avenue near sxteth street. yesterday afternoon and
asked for Judge Writings horse saying that he had
been sent to take II home. The smith allowed him to
take the horse aud 1t Is almost unnecessary 70 aod
neither he nor the horse has since been seen.
SERIOUS AccrpENr.-James TAFT, engineer on pier 10
East river, caught last night IN the hosting ma
chinery on the pier and cut and bruised in shocking
manner on the head and body. He was taken TO the
City Hospital and his wounds dressed.
ACCIDENT TO A FIRExAN-James y. Taylor, member
OF engine company No. 10, while proceeding, with his
company to an alarm OF fire No. 142 Elm street. last
night was accidentally over by the engine al the
OF Grand and Centre streets and severely hurt
He Vas taken 10 Bellevue Hospital.
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