The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-17


Nav BunDIres. There are - great number Of new
buildings going up in various quarters ofthe city which
ing number makesi difficult for keep with them
we have heard somewhere the remark of the country
York viii" he ssd sbs fine S city "v wSsn Il i s
|shed," and he was not far wrong Wall street when
81 w Of the %Css ,psId
Church at its head species Of rival in ITS religious
character the banks and Offices Of the worshppss Of
fammon II is pity that the beautiful proportions Of
this church obscured by the dense Of build
ngs around it but still must be content to view il as
IS We understand that chime Of bells 10 TO be hung,
and we hope the rumor is There are, be-
ieve few If any chimes in the Unien, and Old Trinity
eads the in introducing them she will add much to
crave yard around the church is in most lamenta-
lie conditions but in consequences Of the necessary con-
such large building this during its erection we for
hear any remarks that might be made-merely saying
nave opportunity Of clearing up, hope those who
rave the contyol Of this affair viii to outrage the
such sse Is ht ey now a will
merely mention the tomb Of the gallant Lawrence as
The little Phanix Bank is being pulled down, and
aew building of much larger dimensions to be erected
,n the same spot TsmPcra mutant' e utamns con Ills
Thought the most splendid edfce in Wall street
however in the general improvement of the age It is
land lei us have another building in its stead In viii
liam street. between John and Fulton whole block
been torn down and row Of splendid stores to be
Battery wharves being erected for the accommoda-
|tion Of the various boats that in at that point
Where few years ego the Philadelphia boats lay 1t 10
aow filed up and houses and erected It, and
those houses that formerly at the water side
with View Of their neig6bors' premises The nspso-
ton warehouses of potash &c. and the Havre packets
nat now take up their berhs entirely on this side Of the
town. with the many foreign vessels that always to
oe found there give employment to number Of labor
ers carman, &cso much that West street is rapidly
becoming second South street.
ANNIVERSARY OF BATTLE BUNKER HILL, BOTTOM
large number Of persons went to Boston, yester-
day afternoon, to participate in the festivities usually in
dulgedn there on this occasion. The Native Ameri-
cans have sent ON delegations and will muster their
ALSO in Boston on the 10th inst and immense
IDLY is expected.
MLIrARY Vnrr-The company Of Philadelphia Cadets,
arrived yesterday by the early train and marched down
Broadway far the Atlantic Garden and from thence
TO the Exchange Hotel in Coursndt street. where they
and they have come here for twofold object-ior
pleasure and also to improve themselves in military tao
undergo in case of being called on to act in warfare
They number forty-on muskets, and accompanied
st Of the officers Captain, Geo. White First Lcuten-
ant Mutz Second do, Meyer; Third do. Howey: We
commend them to the hospitality and attention Of their
rienccd kind receptions in Philadelphia.
CHARIorEERNo BRoApwAY.-The whips Of Broad
way yesterday astontihed by the appearance of
one of Kpp & Browns omnibuses with twenty-five
horses attached, which were driven by Mr. H. Lacey
with great skill from X. BIS stables to the Bowling
Green round which they went at trot. They returned
up Broadway and with the exception Of slight deten-
near Murray street reached the stables again safe
y We believe this Is Of the greatest feats in drv
ling cvertperformed
Police Once, June l6.--A LADY AND GENTLEMAN IN
An AwxwaaD ;.S young southernsr who
ona and OF made small fortune by the opera
ion was srollng up Broadway on Sunday evening.
Ties whom the hot weather had not yet driven out Of
town. At length he was accosed BY fair damse who,
in the politest manner in the world invited him, with
winning SMILE to gallant her homo to her residence in
Anthony street.
Our young blood could not resist the temptation so
ferng her his arm he escorted the lady her sunt's
lrs Mary Hodges in Anthony street They had not been
.nsconced in snug little parlor than half hour.
he lady, casping her fair hands, exclaimed, Oh dear,
m ruined what shall | do ?-there is my husband 2.
me at all events, thought the Southerner with
'ound he cleared the garden wall and escaped after
Lightly asmsging his shins through dark alley and
cred and disorered BRAIN He had bcen robbed Of $500
gold by the fair damsel whom he had politely assist
ce and tie lady, Mrs Hodges, and another inmate Of
he house, arrested and committed.
STEALING LADIES' CLoTHNG.-Johanna Tracy was
,rested charged with stealing lady's dress and
hree pair of chese from Rebecca Burriss 4s Orange
treet Committed.
SrrALISo a CLocx.-John Disney was arrested
harged with stealing clock, value ST. from John AL
len, 40 Orange street Disney said he wanted time
which he could find. Committed
NicE Boys-Thomas Williams. rowdy looking youth.
iancke Schultz of Pearl and Cross streets, in
ompany with other boyr. Committed
CoroMcr's Omcc.-JurE l6-DEATH CAUSED ny EAT
OPIrM The Coroner hold inquest on the body Of
Liza Jane Smith, colored woman, lying at the Park
lead house. Verdict, came to her death by the
lined effects Of opium and arsenic the former Of which
he took voluntarily
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNEp-The Coroner held an in
quest the body of unknown at the Park dead
house. who found floating in the North River. Yer
dict accordingly.
ANoTHER.-On Sunday, while some boys were play
ling in a boat tho Washington Market, IN the North
River Samuel Lake, small coored boy stood up the
|bow cheering steamboat which was passing down.
when the boat thrown side by the SWELL and
the boy fell into the river One Of his comp caught
him by the hair Of the head but another boat coming in
contact with them at the tme he Obliged to let co.
land Lake was drowned.
Movements Of Travellers.
Yesterdays arrivals particularly few is gen.
erally the at the early part Of the week Amongst
them the following subjoined-At the
AMERICANA BJcwctt, u 8 Al J Barton, Va; Jas
Parker, Boston; Loescr, Penn; Ferguson, CT J
Gibbs, do; Messrs. Evans, Hamilton Deckcrson and
Wheaton, Philad; Brown, Horne, and Bennett do; +.
Pond, CT.
AsroR.--C. D. Townsend, Ala; w Broughton, Nor
folk; Townsend. Albany; Capt Tattenal U Navy DR..
Cooper Del; G Hopkins, Mobile; Geo Handy dol John
Livingston Columbus co; Fred Berthold St Louis Mo-;
lily Vors Boston; John Anger Mass Storys, Boston;
Il Nours, Washington; Jos Hall, Richmond, Va.
CIrY.-W Weightman, Philad; Mr.. McKimbcrly Bait
u A Maillard, Bordentown; Lindsey, Washington;