The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-18

iIu,ts,ipr in three scenes the battle Of Bunker Ill.,
and all the incidents connected with IL ON Monday eve
by the curious the most interesting things
Of the kind they have ever seen and IN every resPect
deserving Of Ana S.m worSy Of
ana will assist in rewardng the commendaole enter
prize Of those who have got themup
At the last accounts, Mr. Dsmpstsr was giving con-
csrts in Cincinnati
The st. Charles theatre in New Orleans to close
last week. and the company ware to proceed to st Louis
The Ksans probably the latter city BY this time
city intelligence.
FnE-A fire broke out, last evening about half past
O'Clock, in the japannng and bruch mandatory Of
r. Parsslls at the of Dover and Pearl streets
The 6remen were there in good season, and labored
hard to stop the progress Of the flames Gin which they
destruction. The lower part occupied billiard
saloon, and was considerably damaged by water. The
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funny incident connected with the Are, that &C.
MUS taking advantage Of the crowd got upon a beer
barrel, and commenced harangue upon matters and
things in general and the freedom of the public lands
in particular. He was going on very smoothly when,
just he in the midst Of Of his most euthusi
astc sentences nischievous boy upset the barrel
and brought the poor fellow he had been expressing
it in connection with the soil"
OarHooRAPHy aUN MAD.-The following funny sps-
cimen has been sent by subscriber, who says 1t
was posted upon the door Of hotel near New York
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hole Furniture Marsh Torsday the % s46-al Howse
hole Furnitur Az he will sal he has Got of All KNIT
ken msnshan-0entil man New !. your Time1one horse
barl, goot az it, shppels Ty Pots, der sho6es
fer Tonks-Gsniil mans it Most be Raty CashThs Sal
Lest some of our readers should be able to make
out, give below the TRANSLATION.
Phillip F. Phenudenschenck offers for sale his house
hold furniture March the 2eh ls46 All household fur
niturs as he will SELL he has got Of all kinds you can
9rsa stove tight bsrss aSUp bsrrs cider bar
rel good axes shovels, tea potts. Are shovels,
nre tongs Gentlemen il must be ready cash. The sale
willlcommence at 10 O'Clock.
Rev. Ds RvDEa.-This distinguished and elegant di.
vine. will lecture tomorrow evening, at st. Peters
church, Barclay street. upon aurcular confession. AZ
great deal has been said upon this subject lately,
consider this good opportunity for Protesants we'll
Catholics hear the Catholic side of the question:
Ry der.
srsEErs-Our streets are beginning to emit the do
lighiful aroma peculiar to them in the summer time
York streets between the lst Of May and september
ENGLISH Ivr-One Of the finest specimens Of the
ivy green" Is to be seen upon the front wall of the
pert or training other than what nature provides l.
really 6ne plant, and would very much improve the
appearance Of many of our city residences.
TRINITY CHURcH YARp.-We perceive that the work.
ting out trees in Trinity Church yard This is done
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adds much to the of nation for it, faith The
tide i just now running strongly among the churches
to have everything modernized and made now.
STRANGERS. hotels arsinow filling up with stran-
gers from all parts Of the country who have to
this big city for the purpose Of making their annual
purchases. Look out for your pockets, gentlemen
beware Of drummers, watch suffers, panel thieves,
pocket book troopers, and the like.
CLOCK ron WALL sraxEr-The figures have just
been put on the clock on Trinity Church spire The
clock is low, and will be easily discsrnible from all
parts Of Wall street II is rather funny idea to think
that much of the honest and honorable business Of the
balls and bears those pious denxens Of Wall street.
be regulated by the clock Of Trinity Church It
the Wa street brokers Of the shcrtness Of time and
cause them to repent and quit their evil ways.
Police Intelligence.
Arm i7-Cha'se Of Iaesst-A most revolving affair
before that gentlemanly msgistrate w. Osborne Esq
The party sccused is Mr.. Daniel BARNETT wealthy
investigation altogether too disgusting for pubica
ton appears that the son. Daniel H. BARNETT, drug
the father bring. Of
testify under oath to their fathers nfamy and his in.
os Of s TOT the
lwho is the widow Of Mr.. waddell the painter, who
kept store in the Bowery some time snce she being
children teses to her fathers criminal intercourse
with her years before her marriage; and upon the
Their renewed his intercourse sgain. The youngest
daughter, Amira Bartnelt, who is about eighteen
years Of age. complains Of similar treatment tai5a
SMs1ia Louisa Aimes subpoena issued yesterday
parent The officer unable to and Mrs. Aimes, and
was informed afterwards that she had LEFT the city, feel
ing determined appear and testify to her fathers
infamy end her own shame There 10 good deal Of
mystery hanging around the whole Of this busines and
yet 10 come to light The case really appears be
horrible to be however the cross examination Of
and judicious magistrate and will take possibly
several days yeti before any decision will be given At
and Stewart, as was also the daughter Mrs waddeii
held custody in default of $1,000 bail required by JUS
tce o'borns to procure her attendance as wtnsss e
in tho afternoon consequently she was sent home in
carriage for medical attendance. We shall give the
Grand Larcenv.-A woman by the name of Mary Gal
lighsr, arrested last night charged wife robbinG
the money drawer Of $sl75 belonging to Joseph Stew
art No l54 Leonard street, this was the last seen
in the room, and almost Immediately Afterwards, the
money was missing. Committed for examination BY
sieoi.ns Clothing Charles Smith was arrested yes
terday, charged with stealing black frock Coat
IN money. in all valued at sas belonging to Nose.
French No 3l24 Water street; he acknowledged steal
ing the property and was fully committed Tor 'ai oy
TIssal V.iins-James J. Donnsll, was arrested yes
"a Poll ss ne on ward
Thomas Duffy, was likewise arrested for the same Of
fence only he voted in the Eighteenth War Both
Stole, from 7rink-A trunk was broken open at thu
house No. 7oA James street. yesterday, and . slve
len thsrsfrom, belonging to Mrs Mary Palmer, witi
which the thief made his escape.
Petit Lsesny.-Two black boys were caught in tn.
act of stealing silk handkerchief worth seven shil
lings belonging John Keers, Thirtieth street ant
Sixth Avenue. Locked up by Justice Roome.
Robbing Sailor.-Nicholas Lnthum was arrested las
night for stealing chest hammock and bag from of
the brig Mary Perkins. belonging to James N. Clark
Locked up by Justice Osborne
Obscene Books "A young man called WIN. 7. Ellis
arrested yesterday for selling obscene books at tn
foot Of courtlandt st. Held to bail in $500 to answer
Court.
Petit Loreeny-James o. Neal was arrested yester
day. on suspicion Of stealing tub with quantity OF We
cloths. Locked up by Justice Taylor.
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Henry and 1ack
ArArL l7-Ttioi for a Malicious MischiJ Henri.
Smith, indicted for malicious mischief In having o.
the oath of Oct last cut and materially damaged seve
raj valuable wagons belonging to Mr.. Adam W hspp
No 95 Third placed on his trial q the open
ing Of the court this morning On the part o. the prose
aecution Mr. Ramp deposed the accused had been