The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13
City Intelligence.

When found he was in complete Of mental and
mystical prostraon, and entirely unable to give salts
factory account Of the circumstances that led his then
unfortunate condition. appears that Immediately upon
ms arrival IN TINS city from Boston he was made the OBJ
ject OF the surveillance Of number fdesgnng persons,
who followed him from the Croon House up Broad.
way, one of whom embodened by pre- ous acquaint-
ance, invited him into q confectionery store take
glass oil sarsaparilla Shortly after drinking it. he
rienced sudden and unnatural exheraton and lost all
consciousness From this time he recolects nothing dis
tnctly except tho fact of being supplied at intervals
with drink at the house where he found by the be-
fore named persons. lie is still entirely unable from
mental and prostitution to give satisfactory
lation of the connecting circumstances of the affair The
above statement emanates from the friends of MIR Cough,
but we inclined to believe that those instrumental
his arrest can give more consistent statement if they
us to give Mr. Cough his full latitude of explanation but
we cannot resist the conclusion that he is guilty Of
his own condition than any one else. We shall see
New WORK ARr.-We yesterday went to Brook.
iyn to see statue the performance Of young Flemish
artist (De KuypeD native of Belgium Professor Of he
Royal Academy Of Arts and sculptor to the King The
original, the property of his Majesty exhibited
IN 49, numbering among its visitors Queen Victoria,
OF tins city says that so far execution is concerLed
the present copy surpasses the original
The subject is that ola young girl who has just left
the well she is represented in sitting posture one
hand resting her water pail the otner extended the
act OF ieedag tortoise Language is almost incapable
the marble Never till now, had imagined arts
successful rivalry of nature and the matchless of
the chisel to express all save speech Indeed as We look
ed the halfpared lips the almost paused for the
voice We realized the fable of the Cretan artist who
face, though that of adult female has yet the simple
expression ola childthat innoc ence which but
reflection OF pure heart, and untes, in the fautess
symmetry of its outline these qualities Of youth with the
beauty ofthe intellectual. We might well imagine it the
face OF Eve ere, unconscously, she tempted man SO
inl OF soitness delicacy yet perfect womanhood the
list has, yet infused into it that dreamy and enerva,cd
tone in perfect keeping with hu just enjoy ed
the bath It is face tor which "Anthony would have
lost the world, and been content 70 lose it.
The rounding Of the limbs and shoulders the like
fullness OF he hand almost counting the touch feel
kindred warmth, would battle the astidousness Of
h!peTcriticsm Every muscle stands out to the in
the whole to give tue imp that the artist has
studied in the school of Michael Angelo whose excel
lence in department has he IN since unrivalied
We are glad to welcome this statue shores
such models necessarily stimulate the cultivation Of
tenal taste and will we hope incorporate the national
name with the pat onage Of foreign genius has been
brought here by gentleman of official station. aud been
viewed by several eminent artists. whose "Iaions
been UNANIMOUSLY approving. We understand 1t Sni,
next week be exhibited at the Academy OF De-gn.
BoAapiSG-H oUsEslna large city like this aiming
so many persons of all classes in society who live at
IT'S OF course the mat these houses
are divided into many different classes as the iniiv
doais arc who occupy them The clearinghouse of
ms cry are as general thing kept by widows, who.
having been left ny their husbands with but little
property than the furniture for hous. adopt TINS bust
ness as support Tue more genieel boarding houses,
those at which the exqusi.es and wealthy Young men
reside are in the upper part OF Broadway. Bieeser
street, and on some OF the of the boarding
houses make known their business to persons in
OF ood and lodging, by doorpiae engraved in large
rail-, have other signs door plates with their
keepers names engraved upon them In the best
the prices Of range from six to twenty dollars per
week Another class Of ding houses those at which
are generally found clerks the better class of
and men about town. located in Bar lsy. BeskmaD,
Nassau, GreenWich, and OIL er streets the
camille part OF the city The charges at hose houses
neIaliy range from three to eight dollars per week
another class OF boa ding for mechanics ourd
in william Nassau atham entire the Bowery and
IN fact in all parts of the city At these and
ly. Many the mpositions pracsed upcn the propr
etors OF these establishments Young fellows out OF
ing cent and finally slope" leaving the keepers 10
whistle Tor their pay The proper mode would be TO
make positive rule that all board bills should be
tied weekly
SPLENDID CArrlE-We in the streets yesterday a
most noble specimen Of cattle of the Durham short
ed breed consisting Of bull three wears old weighing
1850 pounds, and heer it'll her calf the latter only
months old and weighing 700 and odd pounds. They
were being taken BY the TO tie State Fair which
VIII be held at Utica during the ensuing week. The bull
imported and exhibits, do Others the charac-
eii.tics which peculiar celebrated breed Of
cattle.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward is offered for Francis
davenport, the absconding express ageat.
PHKNIX BAyK.-The building of the Phenix Bank in
wall street is rapidly progressing good part Of the
front is already raised The whole front is 10 be Of
peoked brown ireestone and will present and SUBJ
santial appearance.
menced taking up the blocks preparatory to re-pavng
Nassau street above Wall Do give us something there
more durable than pine wood
NuisAScrs-There are several grocery stores in Ann
street near Nassau where liquor is sold by the glass to
poys. Hardly day passes but several may be seen
loun2Ing or staggering about these places drunk
The boy are generally between the ages OF ten i
teen years
Nu,sAncG.-There is a soap-stone mandatory in
NASSAU street where the saving OF the stone done
the sidewalk, making harsh grating noise not at all
agreeable to the ear of nervous man The siiesslk
on Nassau street rs ully arrow enough now, without
ohsTucting II by converting II into work shops.
CoRossRs OrfIcE, Sept. II Sudden D,oh.-The
ooner was called 10 hold inquest this afternoon at
No 1872 Norfolk street, the body OF Eliza Ann Gallon,
native OF New OTk, aged abont 80 years, VINO was
th mo ming found dead in the which 81 occupied
Tie deceased has been very intemp for time
past Vefdict-"death from congestion OF the lungs"
AMERICAN socrEry IN PARIS has also had it's lit
lie romance, Of winch the daughter Of the cesbra-
ted Col. Th---- is the heroine The Col IL pre-
pairing to return 10 the United States, after having
4stonished PaTls with his DISPLAY Tor long is,e
A motive Is talked Of for this r.,urn which wlll
~tste, without btlng accountable for lis uuh The
Co.onePs great fortune, 1t is said came 10 HIM
through succession, whose nearest her was hid
70 be dead. or else was pnknoWn But'lo! few
Years ago thus heir appeared ~ the ghost IF Ban.
no, in the Cnlonrl's f. tive hail. and his niles in
MANI, demanded a restitution II his iun,pnse for
une ong nego iatons tIowed, aud il is thought
DIVISION took place. by way of arrangement he.
wren The TWO. Col Tn having ~ en- his f,rtune
me hall diminished by this Itr mlshav and not
Wishing 10 descend from the rank his wealth had
laced HIM IN, he has resolved to 20 b eek 10 Ameri.
~ whefe ne can SIN ENJOY magnificent position.
ne, therefore, IS preparing tn out for New York
VIA Az ms fhInily but he counted erroneously
'lce tn loves Frenchmsn, and adores France
Nhe Is beautiful aud sings admirably she was the
pr'ma donna of the concerts Of The Prince Al, Mar.
Ntva she has trenbled at the thought Of marry
lug some yankee with rough hands and clumsy
tet, instead OF an elegant Puslan For The purpose
thought Of the lberty IN u.s.. in brr own country
700 maze. KIND oI.eop ment Here, ~ in America
,r's rs out one remedy Tor these hide trniniup
eaks,,he parents must captlEte and consent;
n nenoe Mss Alice tn stops IN France, and b..
comes French woman by the civil code; 80 the
concerts OF the Prince Morkeva will not lose their
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