The New York herald., 1869-11-30

Directors will have certincstes of stock under the
charter ready for delivery and 1t is said that salts
ing VIII be presented. 80 .F.@ e.ft - 4s.,ss
DIBD OF HIS INJURIEs.-Coroner Flynn was
yesterday called to the Morgue TO hold an inquest
the body OF Frederick wausman. . German, 50 years
OF age. whose death was the result of injuries re-
ceivsa on the 10Th UT. by barrel q whiskey fs.
compound fracture OF one OF his legs. Els r.fns
The NEW SEAL OF THE DIOCESE OF ALBANY.-n
was erroneousiy stated In connection with the
elaborate description Of the new ecclesiastical seal
printed In Sundays HERALD that this gem OF the
iaPidary,s art wa manufactured BY Messrs. browne
bpauloln2 TOT the Roman Catholic Btnhopr1c or
Albany. IL was made for Bsnop Doane, the Protes-
tant Episcopal Incumbent or that diocese.
PITCHER IN MANS HEAD.-The police report
. singular accident a. having occurred yesterday
morning to Thomas Brennan, aged twenty-two. OF
No. 81 Mulberry street. About haif-past twelve he
fell down stairs at the above number while going
out with pitcher which was broken In the descent
and piece Of 1t ran into his forehead. Brennan's
injuries are believed to be OF fatal character not
withstanding the pitcher was extracted.
SUICIDE By SHooTING.-Some days ago Matthias
Mish, German OF very Incorporate habits, who
lived In Eghty-nrst street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues, while suffering from severe attack Of
delirium trcmens, shot himself through the head
tai and fingered MI ii SUNDAY 'I nssaf 10 % when death
ensued. Misn was nfty-three years Of age. Coro-
ner Flynn was notified to hold an inquest on the
body. Df
A PooR REvENGE.-John Lehey. Of No. 1856 Third
avenue, slave to drink, for some days has INDUCED
immoderateiy In the Of whiskey until he has be-
come temporarily insane. Having no money to
graty his appetite and the liquor dealers refusing to
selected sNeet tea II about his neck, attached the
other end to door ana threw himself on his feet.
His wife found him nearly strangled, cut HIM down,
and Lehey lives to drink another day.
ATruO At fnrr rntu uutn o<xn tvv>1
O'Clock on Monday morning. nearly all Of the sky
was remarkably clear. Between three and four
O'Clock the heavens were sunused with the red and
scarlet variety OF the aurora bOreals. The planet
Jupiter shono forth IN the west while the silver Str
and the moon short distance above the eastern
horizon. The light Of the moon minglfng with that
OF the ever-cnanging aurora produced singulary
SUPPOSED 6uIcIDE.-One evening several weeks
ago . man proceeded to the foot Of pier North
river and divestng himself Of his clothing jumped
overheard and was drowned. His clothes were
secured and taken TO the New street police station
where they still remain. On SUNDAY night the body
age and having dark hair, was found in the dock at
pier North river and secured. Coroner Schirmer
was notified. The remains are supposed TO De those
OF the man who jumped overheard.
THE SrEUBEN MoNUMENT.-The of1cers and trus-
tees Of the steuben Monument Association have
resolved to petition the Legislature Tor permission to
contribute their funds to those made up by the
Steuben Rlne Society OF this city, and to those
appropriated BY the Legislature some years ago
for eInbellishing the grave OF General Frederick
William Won Steuben, the well known hero Of
the Revolutionary war, BY monument or other
wise. the remains OF General Steuben are resting
near Steubenvllle One do county, and his grave Ia
said to be In q dlapidated condition.
POLICE OFFICER KILLED BY FALLING FROM AN
OMNIBUS morning information was re-
ceived at the Coroners' once from Captain Mount
OF the Seventeenth precinct. that onicer
Augustus Van Arsdale, OF the Broaoway squad
had been killed. the written notice stated that
at eight O'Clock A. NJ. the officer attempted
to mount to the seat Of Broadway ana Eighth
street stage near the corner Of Eighth street and
avenue A, when he fell backwards and, striking on
his head, received injuries which resulted in mis-
death soon after reaching the station house, corner
OF First avenue and Fifth street. Deceased was
forty years Of age and q native Of this country.
Coroner Schirmer was notified and held an inquest
over The remains. Verdict Of accidental death wa
returned by the jury. Mr.. Van ArsGale was "a
excellent oficer aud worthy citlzen He has left
widow and several children.