The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-27
CITY Intellarence.

STATE or BRoADwAY.-We have frequently had oc.
at ne former period has it been
dapdated and neglected state. We predicted last
The Su1 ,a 1d
and ancipations have been fully borne out Let
be paved IN proper way and with granite blocks Or
resist the action Of the omnbuses that eternaly
plying through this immense street Unless such q
present conditions disgrace to the authorities and
ieproach to our citizens.
LOOK OUT roR HALL THIEvEs.-We have often warned
people, particularly jewellers in boarding houses against
leaving their coats in the halliabe to be stolen at
meal time with little dificulty. George Hoppy Esq
had overcoat valued at $780, stolen from the hall No.
s. Barclay street, few days since.
A NrcHr WITH IRISH BARDs.-Mr. Mooney. the
author Of work the History and Music Of Ireland
% &
consists Of gmpses at Irish history and songs of Irish
minstrels blended that the judgment i instructed
tainment; and when MI aud Mrs. Austin Phillips take
part IN il, it will be good thing.
GEORGE FaEpERIrx CooxE's NORTHUMBERLAND Ed.
nund Kean last in this country he erected monu.
ment, in 81. Pauls churchyard to the memory Of the
lamented George Frederick Cooke. When CHARLES
found II 10 diiapidassd condition With commendsbie
berality and for the great whose me-
father who had erected he determined to have it re-
paired When he left the city on his Southern tour he
left oTdsT: with John \. e -four Or ~: hun
the monument now restored to is original place. in
good condition when erected by the elder Ksan and
Of Who W.
in this city Is buried not under the monument bat in
the vestry Of the church. II 10 rather remarkable
incidence, that the ready and 70 erected
the anniversary of the birth Of Shakespeare II il
original inscripon Erected to the msmory Of George
Frederick Cooke By Edmund Kean,of the Thestrs Roy,
Drury Lane, London, lsal.
"a Three kingdoms claim his birth;
Both hsmispherss pronounce his worth"
Upon the other side ID the inscription
Repaired by Charles Kean, 1896"
THEME ron NovrL.-we mentioned, a few days
since the of woman taken to the City Hospital from
house Of i'll fame in Anthony street, having broken
no know her by any other The sngularity Of the
name applied to female. led rs to inquire somewhat
the house in Anthony street she had acted in the caps
city Of stage driver nearly three years one Of the
omnibus route. in this city Dressed in male apparel she
never discovered It during tins time she adopted
known. This would make good foundation for local
novel by some Of our ambitious aspirans for fame
WALL srnrEr.--Every. body who knows any thing
the place where the god Mammon reigns in all his su.
premacy, and whore at massive and magnificent shrine
Hndoo Who prossrates himself befor. JuSSsrp,uts
wheels worshps his molten image or the Parsee who
rises to greet ana offer prayers to the god he FIRST
glds the mountain tops not devoted his pecu.
lhr divinity than is true Wall street man to his
geld and silver Every body knows that daily ths
cAoAoss uoos "a ueH BVfBeous temple, ana perform
ceremonies in honor Of their god, which are like so
much Greek to the uniniated. This formerly the
distinctive and peculiar character Of Wall street. the
walk Of Mammon and the placs in which he most dc.
lighted to dwell But with the progress Of mind and
matter and the enterprise of the American character
Wall street has changed, and become not merely the
money market, not only the market for Long Island
Stoningon Morris Canal Farmer Loan and other real
and fancy stock but the dog market the COW market,
and in fact the market fer almost every kind Of
stock, either dead or alive. II is an Interesting
stroll for philosopher and an observer Of the pro-
Gress and appearance of things-this Wall street.
When the brokers are gathering into their temple.
or are scattered in little knots the walk discussing
the probabilities Of the rise fall Of stock i amusing
to pass through this great mart and with phiosophic
eye view the various sights 70 be There some
very original gepiuses in Wall street, apart from the
brokers. philosopher has lately established himself
opposite the Custom House, who TO think he
born into this sphere for other purpose but
to remove the grease spots from the nation He 10 Pc
culiar genius in his way, and bids fair to become ~
popular and renowned o. the ariamed razor .rop man
His means of labor consist Of small table, bowl
and sponge, toothbrush and q tin trunk filed with
square pieces Of soap in printed envelopes which do
Glars to be "ths only genuine Magic Erasve SOAP for
the removal Of grease paint and stsins Of all kinda
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