The New York herald., 1868-03-17

FIRE EsCAPEs.-Superlntende Mc(;regor through
his subnspectors, Is daily notifying the owners OF
tenement houses to fulfil the requirements OF the
law in regard to attaching fire escapes to their build
ings. The following persons have been notified
during the last ten days:-No. 33s Tenth avenue,
Michael McDermott, 6re escape Nos. $50 and 332 dO
no fire escape, bulkhead and stairs, rooms not con-
nected; No. asa West. Thirty-second street. Hugh
Kely No 412 Fifth street, Chas. DcmpIe; northwest
corner avenue and Fifth street. Geo. Fennell; No.
IS avenue A, p. Paufman all the same requirements,
except that rooms do not require TO he connected In
No. rs avenue Al No. 10 avenue A, Mrs. Sosher,
same work. rooms not connected No. 81 avenue A,
Richard Peter, do: No. 81 avenue A 'front.', fire
escape and rooms not connected: do rear, no fire
escape No. 273 Mott street, Mrs. Ann Brophy, bulk
head and stairs and rooms not connected Nos. q,
49, 81 and 80 Prince street, Abner l.. Ely, AGENT fire
nected No. 1884 Cherry street, do, Thomas Morrell
No. $40 West Fifty fourth street, Henry Tremaine, re
escpe, bukhead and stairs. No. 44s do, Peter Gala
ger, do. and rooms not connected. 8l Cherry street
and sos Water street, George Connor, fire escape
and rooms not connected. No. 424 West Fify-fourth
street. Philip Ahrens, fire escape, bulkhead, stairs
and rooms not connected. No. 765 Eighth avenue,
Mr.. Flauner fire escape bnlkhead and stairs. West
side OF Eighth avenue, twenty-five feet north OF
connected. No so Walker street, Geo. Schnely, fire
escape, bulkbead and stairs. No Az First avenue,
Jacob Nul,ber do Nos 80, 92 and % Baxter street,
Mrs. T.. kcogi front and rear eacll). fire escape,
bulkhead and stairs; and rooms not connected,
front; lre escpe ,ns pakfnd anu sIal,s rear rear
moi connecied No. 23i Third street, d0 front and
rear; No. 224 Third street, ]. Davidson, same; No.
4Ol Fast Fourteenth street, George Zann, front
and rear 10. sgG East Fourteenth street. John Hag-
gerty fire escape and rooms not connected; No. 40f
SIKH street john Woelfc, fire escape bukhead and
stairs Nos. asi 49, s4o ana 44s sixth street James
Darruw. Owen Mallcn. Thomas Osuliivan ana James
Moody: No. 44i sixth street, Ahiam Demarest, IRE
escape No. 440 sixth street, j. f. Hatch, fire escape
bulkhead AMI rooms not connected; No. I434 SiNtn
street. Patrick Brown, nre escape bnikhead ana
no !oc sk ra sree Mrs o ooye rs ecape Tse
bukhead and stairs, rooms not connected: Nos 6S
and 20 Baxter street, Mrs. wiken, same work: No
10 Franklin street l.. Spencer. DO: No. "a Franklin
street Mrs C. ponohue, do do. rear. all but connect
ing rooms: No. I6 Franklin street, j. r. Hauscchd,
do. No. 1ls Centre street 0,son b,nn, , nre escape
ninth street David Narsnan, fire escape bnlkhead
and stairs: No. 2il Thrtictb street, v. Haas, nre
escape: No. "a. Thiftle'h sIee', MaiHh Daa", me
escape.
Ixryss,I REVENUE SsrzrREs.-Eariy yesterday
morning Inspector Harvey, Of the Thirty second dis
tr,ct seized seventeen barrels Of smoking tobacco,
which he found truck In Fulton street The to-
bacco bore counterfer Inspection marks. In the
affcrnoou the Inspector seized eight barrels OF the
Same Kind OF tobacco. similarly marked, on wagon
iu Broaaway. together with the horse and express
wagon The establishment from which the tobacco
came ia valuable one, and, u u reported, VIII be
seized to-day,
y,s,roy, 10 ruy scHooIs.-S,aic Senator Folgcr,
top,tbcr with the Clerk OF the Board OF Education,
Mr. Boese and Others visited several Of the schools
ves,e,dgy and at the ywenty-hrst ward school Mr..
Folgrr addressed the pupils, comrlimcnting them
ana fhcjr teachers the evidences Of good taste and
good training everywhere shown.
Fos,-For several days past during the early part
of The day and portions of the night heavy fog has
prevailed on the East and North rivers, which has
been productive OF serious impedments to ferry
travel The Fulton ferryboas performed their trips
with iolcrable regularity, hut the other Brooklyn fer
rybosfs and the jersey boats were able only to make
senii.occasional trips. The boats on the Roosevelt
street to Williamsburg ceased their trims altogether,
10 fhe great annoyance Of the inhabitants Of the
"bure.n
FATAL EMrA~KsExr rCAsuALTy.-yesterday morn
ing James Kelly laborer, in the employ Of Patrick
Farly. contractor, while engaged in excavating In
Siyiy.eghih street. between Third and Lexington
avenues, was crushed by bank OF earth which
caved In upon him and so terribly injured him that
death subsequently, ensued AT Bellevue Hospital
whittier he was conveyed Immediately after the oc-
currencc. BY permission OF Coroner Flynn the re-
mains OF deceased were conveyed TO his late resi-
dencc. Sixty-second street. near Fourth avenue
where an inquest win be held to-day. Deceased was
about MY years Of age and native Of Ireland
KILLED BY FALLING PROM A Roor.-0n sunday
afternoon Thomas Mihall, a lad six wears Of age
while flying kite from the roof Of premises NO. ~
avenue slipped on, and, falling to the pavemen.
was 80 badly injured that death ensued soon a.eI-
wards. Coroner Rollins held an inques, on vne
body, and the jury rendered verdc' on acc'"en'a'
death.
DEAD BODY ExHuxEp.-Ag gang OF iahorcrs were
yesterday engaged IN . search for the paycmcn'