The New York herald., 1845-07-07

IN Unexpected pTsitorThe inmates of the house. No
50 East Broadway were somewhat surprised this morn
ing, with finding little blue-eyed stranger, about five
weeks old the front steps. 1t had been left there
during the night with Recommendation to mercy but
unfortunately the gentleman had several little response
bilities of his and the conner was, therefore
sent to the Aims House. Officers Lalor and Mount ar
rested woman named Johanna Rooney on suspicion Of
her being the person who abandoned the child CON-
mitted.
Accident atthe Fulton F,7yLoss Of LJs.-The ferry
boat Brooklyn, Capt. Cole when within about three
hundred yards of the dock last evening at about half
past into small boat containing four boys, of
whom instantly drowned The captain was arrest
ed and was undergoing examination when we left
the office We presume it is all right however, and the
verdict will be, as is customary in similar cases no
ton and reckless spirit afoat in this country in reference
to life. From the Mississippi to the Atlantic the commu
nifty victims to the carelessnes and inaention Of
steamboat captains pilots, and engineers.
Probable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nichols was arrest
ed charged with kicking and brually treating servant
girl in the family Of Mr. Simpson l6 Market street by
the name of Caharine Riley last December. The girl
has been unwel ever since and coroners inquest has
been held which decided that she would probably die
from her wounds.
OFFICE CHEF POLICE July 6.-The Fiue
Points-Gambiers in Fr.-The mysteries Of the Five
attempted tho delineation of Of the principal ea
lures Very few of the well fed contented citizens Of
Gotham have the slightest idea OF the of vainy
vice and fraud which here hourly enacted The ap
pearance Of the wretched novels and filthy cellars and
their disgusting, ferocous, and degraded inmates, are
less fashionable and wealthy inhabitants Of this metro.
polls They may easily learn, however, that
" There more things in heaven and earth,
Than are dream't Of in your philosophy"
And it would be well for them and all humanity if they
would but learn and seek to this mountain Of mi
sery and crime, which, like an incubus, weighs down
the prosperity and glory of this city Laughable anil
funny too are many of the scenes transpiring in this
quarter
This morning party Of some twenty black fellows
sembled in the back of porter house at the
Of Cross and Orange streets when the leader, dandy
"gemman OBJ COLOR named Reuben Moore, produced a
serious looking tin box and greasy pack of cards.
which he knowingly shufed "Now, gemman, is
ready to receive your BETS he exclaimed, and accord
ngly the table covered with piles Of bills, sill
and gold and Mr. Moore proceeded to deal the
of Faro. Eager and anxious the faces Of the bet
erscunning and complacent that Of the dealer as he
hauled in the specie new deal called for, and
again was the table glttering with rhino"-when a
noise heard-he door broken open, and Captain Nc
trathwith his posse sprang into the Dismay and
confusion depicted the faces of the crowd One
brawny fellow jumped through window, carrying SASH
glass and all with him. and upsettng old black woman
with newly made tumbler of whiskey punch. One
little fat wooley head in following tue example of his il
ustrous friend at another window stuck fashis capa
cous paunch would neither allow his exit entrance
there he stuck kicking for the amusement OF the
crowd The tables were overturned, money strewn
about the floor and six of the unortunaes captur.
| ed and conveyed to the Tombs.
II Lady Of SentimenLThe sexton of ST. Paul's Church
upon opening the door this morning for the purpose Of
cleaning the premises discovered young lady en-
sconccd in one Of the velvet cushioned pews busy
gagged in reading Bulwers moral and interesting novel
of Ernest Maltravers She well dressed, and very
beautiful though certain wdness in the expression Of
her large dark eye betrayed her ondness for the sen
mental and romantic and what could possibly be more
than reading novels in church by moonlight She
would give account of herself except that her name
was Ann Grey and was accordingly sent up for exam-
nation
Ro,D at the Chatham Taeatre.-A flare up occurred in
the Chatham Theatre last night which extended to the
tant Capt, 9th District in attempting to que the row,
was badly hurt by blow from one of the rowdies.