The New York herald., 1845-03-25

and her own decept ons, and informs Mrs
Tiffany, 10 her inexpresslble horror, that
her darling Count was nothing more nor
less than " head. cook" J" and afterwards vaiet
in Paris. Old Trueman avows himself the grand
father OF Gertrude, who had III infancy been pc.
reaved OF her parents, and who had been broush'
up by distant relatives at Geneva, and restores hei
wiling hand upon Colonel Howard Seraphlna,
warned in time by Gertrude, does not elope, ana
he Count finally makes of with MIllinette Mr
Tiffany acts on the advice of old Trueman, and
resolves TO sell his house and furniture, ana i've
within his means in future. Mrs, Tiffany par,
TALLY recoveis from her dream OF fashion,, ana
The comedy closes with the following
Prudence. l told you and now you hear and see,
Itold you Foshon would the fashion De
T'uemGn. Then roth its point and moral distiust!
Count. Sir, is that liberal2
Houcard Or is il just
7fueman The guilty have escaped
Tiffany Is therefore SIN
Made charming ah there's punishment
within !.
Guilt ever carries his own scourge along
Gertrude. Virtue her own reward
T,us%ss: q, ,ss So. Your, You're right Pm wr0ag'
Prudence. told you SO
Seaphina To lose at once title and beau
Count count more, I'm no more OF account;
1ineman. But to nobler title you shall mount,
And BE- ia time-who knows an honest man!
Count Ell, millinette
Miltinefte. Oh oui ! ] know you can.
Count Pm much obliged. But hold
Ito the .4tdience)-A word with you
All, don't, as some ungracious judges do,
Confound the actor with the part he plays,
And like him least, where most he merits
praise;
And let the world your honest verdict know;
Here let it see p0urtrayed its ruling passion,
And learn to prize, at its just value, Fashion.
Such is the outline of this comedy. It was re-
celved last night with The greatest favor, and was
announced tor repetition this evening amid loud
applause. 1t has been put upon the stage In really
superb manner, and the various characters were
may Be said a has been quite
cessfu, but whether it will have long or short
run is yet to be seen. We have no doubt, how
ever, that il possible the Park will be still more
the peculiar character of the comedy, we expect
some very singular Developments amongst the
play-golng people of this city.
City Intelligence.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT IN CHARLTON SrREET-ExrLosIoN
OF BONN SHELL-FYE LIVES Losr-One OF the most
long time, happened esterday sernoon about o'clock
by which in instant FIVE human beings were deprived
from the paths of health and busy n all the vigor Of
youth and manhood leaving many relatives and friends
fatal affair." near as the Reporter was enabled to
them from the spot lest evening" are simply these =
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr. Edward Duval,
house smith and ounLer Of No l02 Charlton street,
engaged on the walk in front Of his shop in getting out
the contents Of bomb shells which ho had
purpose Of melting down He had got out the plug or
screw from the she'll and had poured about pint OF
said. bat it was probably rod Of ron with which he
was endeavorng to dig out the combustible matter
While has engaged the shell exploded and the fragments
Of the shell few in every direction. Mr. Duvall was
Killed instantly and was manged and torn in the most
shocking manner. Mr. Aaron O. Price, mason, of No 70
jumped off when the explosion took place. and fragment
Of the shell striking the back psrt Of his head Glove the
His horse was also killed. Richard Broderck, a lad
about l6yeas Of age residing at the corner of King end
Hudson streets who Yves passing at the time was also in
who resides in Hudson street. between Hammersy and
King Another person, whose nsme was not known. was
died The windows Of several Of the houses opposite
broken by the explosion and pieces of the shell thrown
brains wore thrown and remained there The greatest
excitement prevsiled in the neighboIhood from the time
OF the accident until late hour in the evening" and the
street was completely thronged with men. women and
children, all discussing the dreadful affair. Mr. Duva
has lett wife and child and Mr. Price has large family
queet upon the deceased and he received the
normatin he repaired to the spot but thinking mad
vsaoie % ho;a sn last ne nad ns re-
them this morning.
Police Once, March 24.-CHARaE OF IrcEsr-A
young woman Of very repsc.abe sppeaTance appeared
was with child by her own fatherhe having had nces
tous and ci with her about three months
and stated that sss hs' in Luaow sres At the dis
charge Of the watch Justice Drnker heard her story and
female apartment,
tgse the matter The father has not been arrested nor
has the girls affidavit been aken but the matter will pro-
baby be attended to to-day.
CHARGE OF Observation-Disclosures given to
Alderman Baylis this morning by Mr. Mllbanks Of No
7s Madison street, that child had been discovered
the prvy attached to his premises and that from susp
cious behaviour Of servant named Rosanna Kelly, who
had been living in his employ three weeks and left sud-
guilty Of the act Alierman Bayis sppii.d to Justice
lin . attend 70 Ne ca.ssr1est the girl, and take
care OF the child Millikn had the child taken from
the privy and conveyed to the dead house in the
Park and arrested the She is ~ years of sge
mother Of the child but declares that born dead
and course there is nothing to sustain the charge
badly tomorrow, and have post mortem examination
made when it be ascerained whether the child
horn alive dead Meantime Rosanna remains in prison
FATHER AsAINsr SoN-DREApruL CHARGE Satur
day. it will be recoeced John f. Kelly, publisher ofthe
Court Journal or Life in New York. was arrested on
complaint of Dr. solomon Hene Of this city, publish
ing beous article, charging the doctor with having
obtained the body OF his own son from Sing Sing Prison.
where he had died convict and dssected him 10 his Of
fce in the dead hour OF the night and after having
pared the skeleton hung it up in the Office.
Jacobs, of Mr. Jacobs of the City Watch, that Dr.
Joseph Hene. the Of Dr. Solomon Heine, the
The above named print by jacobs Dr. joseph was arrest
ed by officer william Stephens, end held to bail to
swer the comes to trial it will present some
singular features but probably the matter will not 60
any further In such case as this however, the matter
should not be permitted to drop till thorough nvesga
ton is made.
COr0ner's Omce-MARcH M-FArAL ACCIDENT
The Coroner held inquest this morning at Bellevue
Hospital upon the body OF Patrick Devln about 45 years
Of age who died Friday night from the effects Of fall
at the Third District Watchhouse the night Of the 9th
inst Dsvlin had been brought in in state of ntoxica
tion, aud watchman taking him down stairs when
he stepped out far and fe-the watchman being Oh
iged 10 let 20 for fear of being dragged down himself
there bannister to the stairway and nothing for him
to catch hold Of Perhaps the committee public build
ings and repairs will have the evil remeded prevent
such accidents in future The coroner jury found that
Devn to his death from the injuries received by
the fall
Clrcuit Court.
Before Judge Edmonds.
MARCH "a 4-Trial Of Polly Bodine for Mtrder.-As
early O'Clock the leading to this Court
tanned groups Of persons amongst whom were several
females who seated themselves either side the passage
in order to obtain view Of the prisoner her way 10
court The grsdually began to fill up, with