The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-02

La PArR,A.-To those of our Spanish population who
would like TO read the news in their native language we
1t is We believe the only Spanish paper in the United
States and from the enterprise and talents Of the propr
friends in The South or in the Vest indies viii find !, to
their advantage to subscribe for this paper The Agents
relation terms, and i'll receive subscriptions may be
found at the office OF the Franco -americain.
BITTEN BY Doo-A boy in the employ OF DR. Girls
Both arms and his face were sitten so that ho
streamed with blood. After hard struggle, the dog
was fuay killed by policeman. Why is not the dog
law strictly enforced1
PAvuNo NAHAu--" Vitoria," as our sentimental
friend modcs,ly but enthusiastically remarked, when
them benches were actually planted So say we
gravel and vehicle, looking like one Of NspoIeon's
used to carry the tools for paving Nassau street
needs paving
FvNxISo IN WALL srREEr.-We really thought that
ancient regime Of Peter Funks those who formerly did
business in Chatham street, had abandoned heir profess
sion and returned to honest mode Of life But
came across y genius yesterday who undeceived
this point his ; name from KCsKpoh Wns
appearance in New York. Az may well he supposed he
rather verdant and in taking stroll through the
city look at the sights he came across Funk esab-
Iskmcnt in Wall street where the hammer was going
merrily. He was invited in BY good looking man,
stated that he from that part Of the country himself
and knew all about Wheatons friends &c and would
boat Sp which plies on the raging cansI lot Of
goods consisting of cards of knives pencils pistols &c.
were up, and Wheaon's friend offered kindly to go
halves in their purchases the auctoncer stated
they would come eight dollars. Wheaton gave q bid
and they were knocked off Upon counting them il was
discovered that they amounted 70 500 forty -four of which
demanded of Wheaton which he paid. and received
about FIVE dollars worth Of property therefor. When
will country cousins learn better7
The ToMBs-A correspondent is at again, inqur-
ing if nothing be done to remedy the nquies
tised the building classicaly known the rombs We
frankly answer, il there can, do not know what is
That the roguery daily practsed within those walls 10
far greater than that they proescdy used to prevent
cuisr modes of doing things there Occasionally the
city electrified by the details OF some heavy crime,
some extensive scheme for the purpose OF swindling
brought light The parties are arrested examined and
committed Tor trial Straw bail is procured, and when
the trial is called the parties like the lrshmana
dog found missing" The bail is Of course irrespons
ble and by peculiar mode of conducting business
the individual going bail is not troubled for his delin
quences Such have occurred at the tombs within
the last three months On the other hand poor devil
who il afflicted with poverty as well as crime most
unceremoneously handed over to trial. condemned and
pen up in the knock Of crer's hammer The intrigues
the petty schemes the lies and rogueres pracsed in that
building to defeat Justice by the men whose duy 1t il
to administer II. would make volume rich and racy
we're disgraceful Judicial aud magisteris
system, that such things be- We hope something may be
done to makes general clearing Out IN TINS SINK VI I'M
guilty.
DsowSHp-The clothing Of boy apparently about
Is years of age, found the dock foot Of 18th
street, East IIver consisting Of cotton shirt pair Of
Light ps pants bn"
kcrcbef The boy was evidently in the river bathing
and drowned the body however, has not yet beer
discovered. The clothing can be seen at the once Of
the CHIEF Of police
Coroner held inquest yesterday at NO $40 Msdsol
street. on the body Of Ann Hyder, born in Ireland ~
years OF age, who came TO her dean by denrium ire
mems. Verdict accordingly