The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-25
Literary Notices,

| MCCULLoCHs GAZETTEER-Part l.-Harper IL
Brothers have just commenced the issue in cheap
| form OF this valuable work. Its merits are suffi.
GENTLY known, and 1t must now occupy a place in
every library
VOICE FROM THE VINrAGE-By Mrs. Ellis.-The
Langlys have just issued this charming and excel
| lent production. II is produced in elegant style
MARTIN CHUzzLEwIT-Par II.-This is the Har-
per's edition, and elegant it s-with the ad-
mirable illustrations by 'Phiz" In this part the
author brings hishero to New York
THE Christian FAMILY MAeAzrNK-A very meri-
torous work, published by the Rev. d. Newell 1872
Nassau st. at 81 year.
ALIsoN's EURopE.-Part 10 is out.
GoDY's LADY's BocK-July-A very interesting
number;publshed by Burgess IL Stringer, 222 Broad
way.
GRAHAMs MAeAzNE-July.-Conta several ex-
cellent articles, and three beautiful engravings
The RovER-No. I-This judiciously got UP lit
tie weekly. is getting on we'll THIS is good num-
ber Published by Labree q Dean, l62 Nassau
| street.
| BRANDE's CYcLorKDIA-Par VIII, has been Is
sued.
| PAST AND PREsKsr-By Thomas Caryle-One
original thinker. Published by Coyer Hague st.
New York.
The IRISH SKEToH-BooK.- BY Mr.. M. A. Tit
marsha ve-y amusing series of sketches illus
LdtlNC vi lIlsH eOClcty manners. IuD-
lshed by Winchester, g New 'Word'' Office
The UNIVERSITY MISUNDERSTANDING by STU
dents connected with the University of Pennsyva.
| nla.-Rathsr juvenile affair.
NEW MusIc.-Atwill has published an leegant
copy, Of "The true heart of Woman" as sung by
| Mr. Brough. Also, "Yes! should like to marry -
the words by H. P. Grattan, Esq.
| Smelling, of "a Lispenard street, has published
MY own Bright Home," very sweet Duet.
| city InteIIiRencc.
| BURNERs-rHE REvIvEB AS John J. Rein.
hart of Middleburg, Schohare county, proceeding
up Broadway on Friday morning, about six o'clock
Trinity Church, he ed by John vantassel
who asked Reinhart if he could obge him with five dol
lars in bills Tor five dollars in silver That he had but
just arrived from Boston, and wished to enclose il in
letter for the mail When Reinhsr pulled out his pocket
book to comply with the request vantasssl asked him
he would consent to decide bet which he had laid with
cOored named Isaac Litel, who said he had drawn
prize of $1,000 in lottery At the time he offered
to give Renhart 50 for his trouble and they proceeded
together TO alley, called Morris street, where they
met the colored man, and another white fellow whose
name William Rand to whom vantassel also offered 50
and Lite both placed roll of bills Reinharts hands
and the cards were produced and cut. Liel however
declared there was false play, and seized Rein.
harris pocket book containing upwards Of $50 of his own
money, an the two rolls Of bills with which made of
vantassei preceding him. on run Rand remained be-
hind and to Brighten Renhart lest he should
proceed to the Police Office telling him the Police
knew about the cards and the bet they would all be
he Rand would get out of the way possible.
This however, did not prevent Remnant from giving
of officers started in pursuit. and officers stephens
Huthwate the successful catchers and the parties
were safely lodged to take their trial the Court of
| Sessions The money found on Litel.
| An lNIELLIeErcE OFFICE KEErER.-Yesterday a re-
sPeStaols and quiet looking young man made complaint
az the police ONCE, against named Medad Ray mond
who keeps an intelligence Office in cellar under No. l26
Nassau street. for aggravated assault and battery The
young man whose name is James O'BryaR, living No
l27 West Seventeenth street, was out OF and
paid to Raymond dollar to provide him with situation
Several weeks elapsed but othing as heard from Raw
mond and yesterday Bryan called at the office and de-
manded his money back fufllment Of the bargain
a nOin were and ordered out OF the Office
saw which at hand, and inflicted very deep and
we're wosnd on the head Of Bryan. Magistrate
deemng the case Of aggravated character held Ray
mondto bail 5000 to take his trial at the next
| neral Sessions.
Isaursr-The Coroner held an inquest in the court
room OF the General Sessions yesterday afternoon
body Of colored named Robert Williams living dead
at the City Hospital. He was found lying the pave
ment in front the boarding house Miles Morange No
II Orange street. about O'Clock the morning
turday in state of insensiby having fallen the
attic window, the house being three stories high co.
lored woman Hanneh Jackson with whom he cohabiteI
anu who was lying asleep in the at the tme
ther with number of inmates of the house were
amined it being at first supposed that the woman Hannah
Jackson had thrown him OF the window but after
tedious examination no evidence ELECTED to support
the opnIen that the fall occasoned by sny other
cause than accident The jury after the
mony found the verdict in accordance with the facts
RossGSY AT A House. OF Ill FAMs.-Ann Mclean was
FULLY committed for stealing from the pantaloons peck
OF Edward Gsrrity of No 80 Centre the sumo $40
bank bills, while he lay asleep in the house No 80 Cross
| street, whittier he had accompanied the accused.
City PRsor SrATIsricsKeepers' return of prisoners
committed discharged and remaining in prson for the
| week ending Saturday, June oath, leas -
| Whites. Blacks.
| Males. Fsmaiea Males Females. Tofoi
Committed, ll9 90 9 OH
Discharged So 43 ue
Sent to Backwels
| Island, %
| Remaining In prison, "a % ia
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL-wi be