The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

events and things In general oone snri,us rev,lrI.
were nov and again .sds and she was driving thliv
Strange noises occasionally heard and rumors Of
ghosts and COLLINS damned" rang mall qusrtsrs about
alarmed and made several efforts to gt rid Of their in
spired tenant The more potent sgsncy Of the Law.
through some two or three sturdy iooeng officers. va.
dwell therein the cause Of ali the r.csn. issss Z ' tHs
and gaping crowd Of spectators that cau.sd
excitement Ths gallant officers would with less hssi
The law but he visions q Sntious tssDo 'E q
let's Suspicious looking grissetss pos pas and sauce
pans. with altered copy Of the vsrabs cauldron"
BETH all seemed to operate like magic upon the officers
who looked In silence until their attention was ar
rested ey the nswins Of large black s%c.s that
and hersupon they commenced removing ts furniture
through the windows, and pitched il Into the street
features. and rather welookng about forty years Of
age bore the with degree Of heroic maenanmity
which showed Ers's powers q mind She Iisht with
scattered her opprsssos to the four winds Of hsavsn
but she did not and her pile Of furniture lay for me
cartman. There was no sympathy evincsd for hsrby
the crowd who surrounded her in this emergency md
the rude joke and rough jest were to be heard in all
Condemned the cruelty Of the law and the
Of do white psepel for SIGH disnstral behave"
We would not be In the shoes Of the drasss perssr
who 20 roughly treated this lady for rood DEAL s
could with ease turn them into many wesping vii.
lows. Wild coons she chose to exercise her powsrs
forced to svaporate not into thin air." but to sons
more genial quarter Of the citywhers she can undo
turbed, reign the goddsss Of her art
know how the other half live l. hackney cd ss.
ing, but which will always be true ever Nsithr
does one hall know anything sbout the various pla:
spouging money from the uawary One of the most i
fsctive means Of doing tbs by the intelligence ocea
So plausible that The stranger for whose e.
pscai benefit they are intended, |. guled into the
pectation Of good situation with large salary and lit
little fee and left to feed upon air and anticipation. We
DO not intend these remarks to apply to all
and one or two have bssU ssbsSas by
whose principal business j. to procure female dome cs
for families Most Of those kept for this purpose are
country to ri. Big city win =: aoI. q siustions
dy cut and dried. only waiting for him to step in.
to them. When he reaches here, however, he finds
out his mistake. There at least ten applicants
three days, and finally determines to 70 back to the
plough and hoe but taking up, newspaper his eye
Cd young man for four store one from he country
preferred Enquire between 10 and 2, at No
street" His heart leaps a. he reads it. "A young
goes, tohs number mentioned, expecting to 6nd Ii
hour store; but instead Of four store, it u little
OAC0 sOmo Dye soety noroly largo enough 70 creep
into Upon entering and enquring, he II told that he
can probably have the siuation but must first pay fee
Of two dollars Th: being done, he Is despatched to
to keep the -four store and to whom dozen others
have been despatched the day. the Grand
Arrived there he either tells him that the plce has
just been 6lled, that he will have vacancy in few
days or some tale to put of the young from the
country" He, after knocking about few weeks and
being deceived dozen times by his kind friend of the
intelligence Office, who would lido anything to get him
situaon." gets entirely out Of money; and gets home
again in the best way possible. Thus hundreds Of
inspecting youths are yearly gouged in this manner
From gentleman once employed a. clerk In one of
these Offices, learn that the lowest ceipts
eighteen dollars per day. and the highest and
from the country" should beware of these estab
shmenss, and If they will coms to the city, depend
upon their own cxertions to procure situation.
CoRoNERs OFrIcE--MAY l.-Sxdden Death The Cor.
held an inquest yesterday No alt Sullivan street,
IN the body Of Patrick Hanngan, born in Ireland 10
years Of age who to his death by disease Of the
lungs.
Rupture Of Blood uesseiThs Coroner was called 10
nod inquest at the City Hospital the body of Henry
Phillips native Of England 81 years of age who died
shortly after being taken to the Hospital BY the
blood vessel in the lungs An inquest will be held
o.day.
Death frsm being Burnt.-The Coroner was Likewise
sailed to hold inquest at Bellevue ospital tho
body Of John WALL born In Ireland, who, while in state
IF sntally fell into burning lime kiln
On the north side of the city Upon being rescued from
his awful situation, he taken to the above hospital
where he very expired from the injuries received
An inquest will be held to-day.