The New York herald., 1869-04-12


Average temperature corresponding day last y'r 40%
Average temperature on Saturday. ........... Az
Average temperature corresponding day lasty'r 34x
| NARROW EsoAPE.-A boy, named Henry Schnarr,
living at the Of Sxtysecond street and Ninth
! avenue, came near drowning IN sewer yesterday.
| A FEMALE lNJURED.-Jetta Karger, Jewess, OF No.
227 West Thrty-sxth street. was last right seriously
| injured by stone-evidently thrown by boy
striking her on the head. Taken to the Jewish
Hospital
RESCUED FROM DROWNING Yesterday morning
at four O'Clock Mary Hawkins, aged nifty years,
living at No. 39S "a Ninth avenue, fell of pier into
the North river and was rescued. Taken to Mount
Sinai Hospital
STREET CAR CAsUALTY.-Bernard Moss, boy
aged ten years, living at No. 33 Greene street. fell
under the wheel OF Belt Railroad car No. 1s), and
had u leg broken by 1t passing over him. lie was
removed to Bellevue Hospital for treatment.
DEAD INFANT.-The remains OF an infant were
yesterday found behind rock corner of Sixty
seventh street and Third avenue, wrapped up in
blanket The body was conveyed TO the M0rgue
and Coroner Rollins notified to hold an inquest.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.-Yesterday morning an in
FAINT, only six weeks old. found dead in bed with
its mother at No. 131 East Thirteenth street. Whether
the child died in convusions or was overland remains
to be determined by an inquisition which wall be
held oy Coroner Keenan,.
LARGE HAUL OF SMUGGLED BRANDY.-On Satur-
day evening boarding officer William T.. McGratl
Lieutenant II. F. Liebenau and night Inspector
solomon Birdsall seized some fourteen cases OF
Martel brandy from store on South street, said to
have come of one OF the Liverpool steamers that
sailed on saturday.
DAsTARDLY ATTEMPT UPON A PoLIcEMAN's LIFE
cowardly assassin, under cover OF darkness, on
Saturday night eleven O'Clock attempted to shoot
officer John Green of the Fifteenth precinct. The
Ia mlscreant was secreted on the corner Of Twelfth
street and Third avenue, and after drtng the
avenue from the Seventeenth precinct side made
his escape
DEATH FROM INJURrEs.-Coroner Rollins was yes
terday notified to hold an inquest at the Morgue on
the body Of Michael Carroll who died from injuries
to the head aud other parts OF the body received on
the I'd inst Dy falling down the hold OF canal boat
at the foot OF 130th street, North river After the
accident deceased was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospi-
tai by officer Lavender Of the Thrtieth precinct.
Carroll was forty-eight years OF age and native Of
Ireland
SrABBING AFFRAY.-At nine O'Clock last night
George KEENAN,, aged thirty years, residing at 469
Ninth avenue, the police report was severely
stabbed in the shonlder by his brother. The insru-
ment used was a butchers knife, and the cene OF
the occurrence was No. 447 West Forty first street.
The police OF the Twentieth precinct assert that the
cutting the result Of an old family feud, but,
police sergeant like fail to say whether the would
be murderer was arrested.
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL REpoRT.-The report
OF the Park Meteorological Department for the week
ending Saturday, April 10, shows a mean barometric
height for the week Of 29.773 inches; the maximum
at I A. NJ. OF the 10th inst being 4o.Ol6, and the
minimum at 2 P. NJ Of the eth, 29.622. The mean
maximum at 2 P. M. OF April being So ana the
maximum ma at A. NJ; April T. 2s, giving variation
OF 70 degrees. Rain fell on the 7th, having dura-
ton OF five hours depth OF water 80 OF an inch.
DEATH IN THE ToMBs.-Three or four days ago
John Hayman, said to have been waiter at French's
Hotel, was arrested for abandoning his wife and
sent to the Tombs by the committing magistrate he
not being able willing to give bail to contribute
towards her support according TO mis- means. Hay
man, who had been drinking to excess, being de-
prived OF his liberty and unable to continue his po
tations was injurtousy affected. Drs. Nealis and
Anderson, City Prison physicians prescribed for the
sufferer, but derium tremens set in and death en-
sued about eleven O'Clock on Saturday night Coro-
ner Keenan, was notified TO hold an inquest on the
BODY.