The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

CITY Intelligeios. Fla
Police Omce.-FRiDAr. July h-DsIviNc sFunIousLr
Howe and y aonm.a to PRISON. for
driving over child Of Mrs Pins No y spSucs street
man, corner Of Prince and Crosby streets, broken
open and about sa5 worth Of property consisting Of
ery and money stolen Officer Baker has arrested Ma.
than Roach as the burglar and he IL committed 10 prison.
CHAsoED WITH t3RAvD LARcErr.- Lorin Brown was
arrested for stealing Is tickets Of Delaware Lottery.
wich street QUESTION are they Of any Value Brown
Il committsd to answer.
went up to Darrell Mclaughlin yesterday while he wss
standing on the side walk and discharged pistol in his
mceMoran arrested. Mr. Mclaughlin, who resides at
No 4s7 Pearl street, is much hurt.
vioLxST AssAuLr.- A man named Reed yesterday COM
Water street badly weunding her he also struck and
ABUSED many other personsarrested and committed to
prison
ArrAcxIso wArcHnAs--while watchmsn Phillip
Blake was passing through Walker street last night when
opposite the saw dust house, no attacked BY some
mscreant struck with slung shot, and severely injured
mo arrest
ATTEMPT TO KnL.-A oolersd woman named Catherine
Peterson was arrested and fully committed to prison
for INJECTING number Of ghasty wounds the person
Of Louisa Thompson, who was conveyed 10 the City Hos
pital.
No 100 Ann street. complained that his had appro
priated 81 Of his money 10 his own The son is
veud the beverage He urged abandon his charge
against his parent and finally justice refused to entertain
his complaint
Coroner's Omce--JuLr S-The Coroner held an in
quest the body OF Michael Hanley who was placed in
prison Wednesday night charged with larceny and
found dead In his cell on Thursday morning having died
.Aro1sss Car OF ArosLrrr--An aged woman nsmed
Morgan Of No. soS Water street. fell dead in at yester-
day
DRowrKD "A young 20 years Of age was drowned
last night by falling into the dock at the foot Of Morton
street. He was a hand on board the schooner Henry
Monroe, Of Delaware His body was recovered this
morning.
Amusemsnts.
NIBLo's GARDEN Tonight Mitchell plays in
two OF his best pieces. an announcement that IS
certain to attract numerous audience. On Monday to
be produced the much talked Of and nnxiousy expected
grand romantic ballet called tho Revolt Of the Harem
has been used to bring it before the public scale of
magn6cence and srendor equal any production of the
NJ. Martin les Demoisellrs valles. Mr. Wells and NJ
Joseph sustain the principal characters and the whole
ensemble complete The corps de ballet said be
not only more numerous, but better organised than on
any former occasion The costumes are also magnificent
" rich We hear that the representing the baths in
the Alhambra will surpass in splendor ell the former glo
rious Efforts Of Bengough who has determined this oc
Of the ballet several grand incidental dances
evolutions in splendid and warlike costumes There
cannot exist doubt that the enterprise and lavish expen
dture Of the here will be amply rewarded by
the most triumphant success
CASTLE GARDEN.-And so we are to lose the two
French Hercules, who 60 straight to Mexico. This
really and truly to be their last night Well would
sincerely advise those who have them TO be
and avail themselves of this opportunity. Such
not to be seen everyday Their strength is beyond all
diby, and the startling nature Of their performances
such an to compel unceasng applause The War Con-
eerto on the drums, in its way, is decidedly Chef
D'(Euvre.
o. Mr.. Jenyns, the lecturer on Love, who
speaks go favorably Of woman's heart, we under
stand going to favor the ladies' Of Jersey City next
week. This is just the time for the maiden heart to
"Cling to the nearest and loveliest thing
1t can Irvine with itself and make closely its own"
While the paths are strewed with flowers,
And the summers fattering hopes warm
LAST DAY AND FAREWELL BENEFIT OF THE GIANT
AND GIANTEss AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM Last
appearance also of those charming Vocaliss the Orphan
Family, who depart for Philadelphia Monday next
The Infant Sisters Mr. and Mrs Western and others APP
pear. Grand performances at 81 and O'Clock, P. M.
0Q- This il positively the last day Of the Dwarf
at the'New York Museum He is decidedly the
most diminuvs one ever exhibited being three inches
shorter than Tom Thumb. The manager Of the Amer
can Museum calls Col Chain the most wonderful Dwarf
used in the Old Country called chatting the meaning of
~ understood The Giantess is also TO be SEEN Wnche
introduces his humorous stories and always keeps his
audience the broad grin Conover's comic songs
admirable Mons. and Madame Chekin Miss Cline,
Miss Barton Master Barton Cenover the potean per-
formers La Petite Annie and Eloise the infant dancers,
appear and all for shillinga performance this after
nj 4 o'clock