The New York herald., 1874-07-01
NEW YORK CITY.

The New YORK Central Railroad yesterday re-
ceiyed here sixteen cars, bringing 1000 nogs, and
the Erie three cars, with 800.
Patrick Morris, aged thirty five years, Of No. 10
Washington street, severely injured last night
wniie at work AZ pier No. 6 North River.
The annual parade OF the Police OF Brooklyn took
place yesterday afternoon, and passed of most
creditaby. Three hundred and forty men were
In line.
Henry Morgan Charles Sanborn and John Simp-
son, the alleged bank burglars, were fully commit
ted Yesterday by Judge Murray in default OF $4,000
bail each.
Patrick Meenan, aged two years, living at No.
7O9 East Twelfth street, eil from the second story
window at his residence yesterday afternoon and
broke his leg.
Thomas Helby, aged nine years, residing at No.
224 west sixteenth street, was run over last even
ing by a mix wagon and severely injured He was
removed TO Bellevue Hospital.
Comptroller Green reports the following dis
bursements and fees OF the Treasury yesterday
Claims paid, number Of warrants 1fty.four, amount
ing TO S525,029; receipts, $52,6sl
Captain Noah, United states Coast Survey steam
ship Araqo, has been ordered to this port to sur
vey and report on the formation OF shoals IN our
harbOr from the accumulation OF ashes and the
solid precipitations from sewage.
Shortly after seven O'Clock last evening one of
the wall street ferryboats collided with the brig
! Sherwood which was at the time being towed by
the tug Michael Norton. Considerable damage
| was done 20 Doth boats, but no one was injured.
| Mr. James Davis, OF No 12s West Thrty-second
! street, and Mr.. Grouse, OF the Gsey House, we're
| out riding last evening" and when In Seventh ave-
I nue. near Forty-fitn street, the horse became
! frightened and ran away. throwing both TO the
! pavement and njuring them severely.
! The receipts OF cotton at this port yesterday
! footed up 500 bales. For sunday and Monday the
receipts were 3,413 bales exports Great Britain,
45O6 bales, and to the Continent 5ls On
hand In the country, 23S, 345 bales against 1871 1913
last year in New YORK, l3i,340 against 20 $50 last
| year.
william Haywood, three years vf age, residing at
No 20 Hanover place, died yesterday morning from
eating paint and chalk. The little fellow, 1t seems,
| was the victim of an abnormal appetite and would
relish substances that are considered TO be most
| unpalataDe and obnoxious. The Coroner was
! notified TO hold an inquest over the body.
Ferdinand Dormhacn, of No. 227 Fifth street, was
| moving his household furniture last Monday, and
engaged william Clark to help him. Before he go'
I through he missed his pocsetbook containing
| $40 IS. He suspected Clark and had him arrested
! when the pOcketbook was found with him. Judge
Bixby committed clark, in default OF 81, 900 ball.
brook trout, Weighing six pounds and which
was caught in Lake Grangeiy Maine. by Mr.. George
Dawson, OF Albany, was yesterday presented as
Gift to Mr.. Thurlow Weed the bearer OF the beaut.
being Mr. John Manley, Member OF Assembly IRON
Chautauqua county. The lsh was twenty.thre
and q nall inches IN length, and was, In Usher
mems pariance, five and a hall inches "deep.n
Webberly West, OF No. IL Bedford street, trans
portation agent, complained yesterday that trun
plder bic care had been broken open aad severa