Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-23

RIcanosD Co., Staten Island, 18th Aus. 1893.
Rssrscr.p SIs,-i do No, wish to find fault with
your editorial department, bat circumstance wncn
iranspired at the Pavilion at Staten Island, this morn
NC leads me to think that great delay occsrrsd in
your noticing only about two months since, the mar
rage Of Mr.. Csts.+s of Broadway, to MISS +. Oh
Waverly Place. One would not suppose tnat you
would delay announcing the ceremony OF mariasc
al period when the communication OF conhuDia Diiss
was 80 soon to be crowned. The circumstance al
lude TO is the birth of q fne healthy chlld.
SPECTATOR.
Our Ariel was certainly very much to blame In not
communicating the auspcisus event sooner than ne
did. The only excuse we can make for him. Is tna'
he has been frocking SO long at the watering places
that he might have forgotten the important comnu-
nicaton he had to make.
Co The ceroner's Office is now in the Old Aims
House Building, Park, in the room formerly used by
witnesses attending the grand jury.
NIsLo' s-The Ravels tonight. The celebrated Vol
au Vent, one of the most diverting pieces we ever
saw, in which Gabriel is truly astonishing-the
wonderful performances of Jean Ravel in Lies Jeux
Gymnastiques" and the Tableau WANTS of the Ital-
ian Brigand, in which the Rave Family are unique
consequently unrvalled.
Mr.. Nibo, the spirited caterer for public amuse-
ment takes his benefit tomorrow evening, and will,
of course, present strong BILL and be greeted with
crowded Garden.
HIGHWAY RoBBEnY.-One of the night watches at
tached TO the Custom House was knocked down in
Chapel street On Tuesday night, by negro named
Francis and robbed of his watch. He Immediately
sprang to his feet gave the alarm, and pursued the
thief who finding himself likely to be captured by
fho he ha1r hot turuo ouuda md
gave him another dig under the ear, that again pros
rated him upon the pavement. One of the dischar-
ged watch happening TO be passing at the time assist
ed in arresng the perpetrator, and brought him in
the watch house.
VAeRANcY.-Jusuce Hopson committed to the
penltentiary yesterday, charge OF vagrancy, the
following unfortunate spinsters, vz:-Frances An.
derson, Eliza Washburn, Margaret Douglass and
Jane Ann Williams. The poor outeasts were taken
from the den of lnfamy kept by Butler, atthe corner
OF Dover and White streets 1t Is but justice tothem
however state that they were all very decent look
ing girls for that end of the town.
TRAINIse CHILDREN TO SrEAL.-Three little girls
two of whom sisters, were brought before JUS
tice LowIdes yesterday, charged with stealing pair
of boots some time ago from before shsemaker's
shop in Cherry street. One of the children said that
the father of the other had the boots but that they
were too small for him 10 wear The story of the
whole of them went to show that the worthy parents
could get their hands upon, in order to support them,
the parents, in ideness and dissipation. A warrant
was issued for the arrest of the father and the chill
dren will be sent 10 the Long isanc Farms.
SINGULAR RECOVERY or SToLES GooDs.-Early in
November last, Mr. William Rearden arrived here
from Savannah, and placed his trunk, containing
500 worth of clothing, upon the wharf for few mi
nutes, until he went away TO see about some other
matters Upon his return, moment afterwards, to
his surprise his unkwas gone and he never heard Of
il again till yesterday As he was geng through the
street about noon, he observed man with Of his
vests on, and had him apprehended He gave his
name as John Donovan, residing at 81 John street.
Officers DAVIS and Foster were Immediately dispatch
ed to the above premises with a search warrant and
succeeded in finding large box, containing, besides
many of the complanants garments, large assert.
ment of other property, presumed 10 have been so-
len. Yhr whole Of tho piandcr wae o6g>1kin de-
police and The suspected party cornnittsd nrrther
examination. M ..--ssA Ed f. s
U Very inter- stns eonmu netions have appear
- in the New Yorker Of the y , and IGih Of This
month, and others equally important will appear
cry Saturday during the months of August, Septem-
Der and October, comprising many thousands OF per-
cured Of deafness and restored 10 sight in Eu
rope, and of immense numbers who have been re-
stored sight since the arrival of Mr.. Williams the
Ocvlist in the United States Persons who feel inter-
esed in such would do well 10 procure q copy
of the Nel1 Yorker including the Ilth and 18th of
August in order 10 have an assemblage OF unpara.
leled cures which have been performed without the
aid Of surgery.