The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday afternoon woman
aged seventy-four years, named Elizabeth Manu.
dwelling at No. $50 Second street. was found dead
III her bed. The Coroner was notified.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Andrew Marley, re-
siding on the corner of Vanderbilt aud Flushing ave-
nues, Brooklyn. yesterday morning at three O'Clock,
fell into the water at pier No 80 East river He was
rescued by the police OF the Seventh precinct
ACCIDENT ON THE BLEECKER STREET LINE.-At
eleven O'Clock on Saturday night Thomas Williams,
living at No. 30 East Twentieth street. was run over
and seriously injured in South street by car No. So
OF the Blocker street line. The wounded man was
taken to Bellevue Hospital.
FOUND DYING IN A CELLAR.-An old man, whose
name is unknown, for long time night occupant
Of the cellar OF No. 4O5 East Houston street, was
found yesterday morning by officers OF the Eleventh
precinct IN the cellar In dying conditions He
taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
SLIGHT FIREs-The alarm OF fire aDhalf-past eight
O'Clock yesterday morning was caused by fire being
discovered in John Groves liquor store, No So
Baxter street. The damage was trining and fully
covered by insurance. at twenty minutes to three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon a are occurred on the
third door OF No. II Forsyth street, occupied by NJ.
Rozenseng. Loss fifty dollars.
THE FATAL CASUALTY ON A STEAmsHIP.-An in
quest was held yesterday at the New York Hospital,
by Coroner Flynn, over the body OF Daniel Pollock,
aged forty-two years. native of New York and
chief engineer on board the steamship Gulf City, and
WHO was crushed III the machinery OF the vessel ON
deceased had evidently accidentally fallen into the
machinery as she Was getting ready to sail, the Jury
rendered verdict OF accidental death.
THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FATAL ACCI-
DENT.-Coroner keenan, held an inquest yesterday,
at the New York Hospital, over the remains
OF John White. whose death was the result
Of injuries sustained by him on Saturday
night by being run over by freight train
at the corner Of Hudson and North Moore streets
already published in the HERALD. The deceased at
tempted TO jump upon the morning train, slipped
and an arm cut on The jury rendered verdict VI
accidental death.
THE DUNN CAsE.-The inquest in the case or
Timothy Dunn, of 42ts Hamilton street. whose death
from pistol shot wound has already been reported
nj length in the HERALD, was yesterday concluded
by Coroner Keenan,. Evidence was introduced to
show that O complaint for leionious assault was
pending against the deceased ana he TO have
been tried next week. This seemed to show motive
FOR self destruction as the jury rendered verdict OF
death by suicide, though they seemed quite reluctant
10 do 50, owing 10 the influence VI the dead mans
family.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPoRT.-The
report OF the Central Park Meteorological Depart
ment for the week ending November 81. 1858, shows
u barometrical mean for the week OF 9969 inches.
The maximum, at nine a. H. OF the 10th, was 30.a76
and the minimum, at two J.. ". or the 18th, 29.620
giving range Of 1856. The thermometer indicated
u mean temperature for the week OF 40.05 degrees
the maximum observed Ut two r. M. OF the 11fh
being 1906, and the minimum, at seven A. NJ. OF the
degrees. Rain fell on the nth and 18th, having q
total duration OF twenty hours ana q depth or LIS
inches. snow was observed on the 2lSt, but its du
ration was only i've minutes.