The New York herald., 1867-03-29

Coroners ONCE yesterday afternoon that ran axiy.s
years Of age. named Michael Guuther had ded IN Belle
Hospital from the efc-,s = injercs rocslvcd by
being run over by Il she Hsuston ssreet line N
stages An inquest vii be held the body by Coroner
Schirner
Cmnp FouSD IL sNK.-Coroner widcy was ye.ter.
day called 20 hold an inquest over tho remains ~ .
male child which found in Nc yaalt or prc-
No 236 Third street. AZ yet no one seems " -
aware who threw the body IN the snK
Fousp DRowSRp The body OF unknosn mAa VS.
found yesterday afternoon al pier No "a North nyor,
supposed to have been in the water some considerable
time, being pretty much dccomposcd; height nyc ict
eight inches, about thrtysix years OF age DARK uo~n
hair, sandy mus,ache and goatee had on dark sack
coat blue shirt, dark pants and pair of very ms.h
worn boots; lying Al the Morgae. foot OF Twenty.
sixth street. Tor Identification.
CAR AccipEST.-August Lewis Becker, residing al No
12a Norfolk street, while getting OF car No 100 of the
Third avenue limo yesterday afternoon, slipped, and.
falling broke his be Immediately conveyed
To Bellevue Hospital
ACCIDENT on The ERIE RAILRoAD-Edward Brown,
laborer while at work a, Hohocus Y, on the Erie
Railroad yesterday afternoon, remov some stones
unfortunately got crushed beneath large piece OF rock
which he in the act OF rcmOying and received such
internal injuries that II was found necessary TO
have him sent TO the New York Hospital
SAILOR IvJuRBp.-James Saunsic, seaman attached
10 the steamship Erie while her passage to TINS port,
so prostrated by being knocked down deck dur
ng the severe gale on the 18TH OF this month that u
yesterday, Examination found expedienl TO have
him sent to the New York Hospital
INJURED FAI.-Andreas Hansen, a seaman,
while at work yesterday afternoon fell into the hold ..
the ship Eolas now lying at pier No East river 70
ceiving severe bodily injuries. He taken by Cap
tain Kundson TO the New York Hospital for surgical ard
FIRE CHRISTIE STREET About one O'Clock yesterday
afternoon fire broke the second floor Of No ls6
Christie street, in apartments occupied by Thomas NJ.
Carter supposed have been FIRE by children
who were ut play in the at the time The damage
to the furniture will be about $780, insured for 5000 In
the Stuyvesant Insurance Company The building is
owned by the Lorard estate. II is damaged about $500
and Is insured
FIRE ON SHIPBoARp between three and four O'Clock
" sterday morning a fire discovered board the
iron steamship Ceres lying the foot OF Delaney street,
East river The smoke was Grs seen issuing tho
engine room, where the fire Is supposed TO have com
menced. Tho fremen quickly al work, but before
the flames subdued the vessel damaged to tho
extent Of $15, 600 $40 000 She is owned by Wood
ruff 4 Beach, OF Hartford. Insurance not known The
engineer, Meyers, and four hands slept board the
vessel
FIRE BROAD SrREEr.-The alarm Of 1re about six
o'clock last evening originated from the second floor OF
No 70 Broad street, occupied for Offices by produce
brokers The first floor is occupied by White Doug
lass produce dealers Their stock is damaged to the
extent Of s3O00 insured. The offices are occu-
pied by c. Kent l. Co., A H. solomon Co, and Logan
Preston; damage about $500 The third floor Is oc-
cupied by W. 7. Grn for storage Of beans and hops;
the fourth by w. Wellington Co., dealers IN whskey
and the fifth floor by W. Rykeman for storage OF mer-
chandise The building is owned BY B. Coddington
II s damaged about $1,000; fully insured.