The New York herald., 1870-10-15

Yesterday morning Frank Bamas, boy, Of No.
81 Grand street, fell down the hos.way in Tiliesous
| telegraph instrument mannfacorg, No. 1877 Elm
street, where he Was employed, and was severely
injured.
On Saturday last Cornelius Callahan fell into the
dock, foot OF CortandLstrcet, North river, and
drowned. The body was subsequently recovered
and conveyed TO the late residence Vi deceased AZ
West street, for lnqusition.
John Fisher was yesterday held 10 answer at the
Essex Market Police Court, by Justice Scott, on a
charge OF breaking INTO the stables of Luke Patter-
son. Of Nos. Is and IL FIRST street. and stealing
tnere1rom $500 worth or harness and other pro-
perty.
The pupils Of the Deaf ana Dumb Institution.
under the charge Of the Principal, J. L. Peet. wiz
visit the fair OF the American Institute Monday.
from half-pa eleven to three 7. Ill., and viii give
an exhibition OF the sJstem OF las rucIlcn pursued
at the Institution.
Henry Jacobs, an oyster dealer at 1o7 Greenwich
stlect, was yesterday arralgnei at tbs Tombs be-
fore Alderman Conan charged with having on
Wednesday last stabbed Margaret Jacobs OF the
same residence In tie forehead with large carv-
ing knile ue was held 10 await Inc result Of the
in,urics.
Ezekiel c. Maysham was yesterday held Tor ex.
animation by Alderman Conan, at the Tombs. on .
charge OF having obtained eighteen dollars by trick
and device from the firm ol Ward Co., Is and II
Spring street. It is alleged Mayshan received the
money rom the flim as part o. an account due to
the Lrm OF X. l. Gonlln, 10 Pell street.
The remains of an unknown man, dressed In tho
garb Of Blackwell's Island convict. was yesterday
picked up or the foot OF Sxty-1rst street. East
river by Captain Todd and his officers OF the police
boat. The deceased was about thirty years oi age
and had been III the water but lev Gays. The re-
mains were taken TO the MOrgue
| Wild steer got out OF yard yesterday and raded
| through tho Twenty-secoad ward. The only injury
sustained was by hrs. Mary A. Quackenbush, aged
sixty years. living In Fif.y-G'th street, who was
knocked down ana seriously injured corner OF
Seventh avenue and Fifty fourth street. The sceer
was killed ny officer cook, VI the Twenty second
| precinct
| Daniel Sullivan, OF No. SO Baxter street, and
Thomas DAILY, OF no. 102 Eayarl street, pleaded
guilty in the Tombs yesterday, before Alderman
conan, to having on Thursday night burglarlonsly
street, and attempted TO steal rereirom quantity
OF cassimercs and silks OF the value OF $4,000.
Sergeant Douglas OF te Sixth precinct, discovered
! the thieves IN the hallway OF the premises
| james G. Blauvelt conductor OF the eeven O'Clock
train on tho Hackcnsack branch OF tho Eric Rail-
| way, was yesterday morning presented with
silver frame lantern, silver ticket punch. rold
| mounted, and superb gold watch chain. me pre-
| sentation was made by the 'irainmcn" aud com.
muters a marx OF esteem FOR his gentlemanly and
| eIlclenb DeHrlnR, hIu tuo CcLChloHy tooh VidCo
while the train was al fun speed, shortly after ieav.
Ing Hackcnsack.
| While number OF gentlemen were lounging In
| the corridors Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel ON Thurs
day night they were considerably surprised to find
/ themselves suddenly confronted by horse covered
| with harness. Some Of the employees caught the
/ animal and made inquiries, resulting In Tile dis
! COyery that he belonged 10 a car OF tine broadway
| aud Seventh avenue iine had become frightened at
| the corner OF Tweniy-liinth and Broadway and ran
/ 1Atfh IA tn
| which. 1t is supposed he mlstook for his stable.
| Thursday afternoon two men entered George
| Woods store, at No. 1870 Broadway, and were shown
some watch cases ut their request. Suddenly they
| left the store, pursued by Mr.. WOOD, who caught
one OF them ia the street, and on taking him back
| 10 the hallway OF the premises the unknown man
| was standing In the hallway, ''Iake these" which
Willard did, and then returned two stolen cases 10
the owner. Under these circumstances wizard was
held for trial by Alderman Conan, ut the Tombs.
yesterday.
| Coroner keenan, was yesterday Informed that
| man. whose name could not be learned, had been
struck corner of FIttynlnth street and Fourth
nue., by the locomotive attached to q milk train
OF cars belonging 10 the New Haven Ran.
| road Company, and almost instantly Killed.
The remains, by order or Cantaln Gunner, OF the
| and Coroner keenan, notified 10 hold an Inquest.
The witnesses TO the occurrence are Oliver Able ana
| Burton Carrington, conductor ana engineer Ol ibe
train, and patrick Matthews, sWiIchinan, III thc en-
pcy OF the company.
THE EaO OF A Blsi0R1 ROBBERY.
nnr,no tho month OF August 1862 two diamond