The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-09
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is WGfHss Yesterday wss fsiny day ihf1n9f
su aud The rain fell heavily durieg TIC ass ieShiir,
cd wet to a late hour, The streets resolved prsu
good Acrubbing and the ;an had fair play In the al
ssncs Of the omnbuses and other vehi that
streets week days The filth in the cutters no.
ever that has remained flor the last few months in
of the back streets and which is piled up thick ant
heavy would seem to have withstood the pelting o
the pess Storm as twers built up with brick an.
touch of the broom In the vicinity of Chatham
street and square-snd also in the Bowery. From
| Bowling Green 10 Whitehall, is a perfect sink
and the rain was god-send to the lower part o
Broad street. and thence to the river. The first
ward is in most deplorable state Of neglect in this par
tculsr, and people obliged to wade ankle deep il
CoMMor CouScrL-Both Boards will meet this even
ing. The report on the Russ pavement it is expected
will be brought up by the committee Finance from
the Board of Aldermen The Board Of Assistants il il
expected will concur in the report from the Board
relation to contracting for pauper labor.
AccIpENr.-A man. name unknown, carried to the
Hospital last evening at o'clock having received Sc
scald The care taker at the Hospital unable
to tell the name but of opinion that he belonged to
one of the vessels at the wharves
A man named Benjamin Crawford, fell into the North
river at pier No. at O'Clock yesterday morning and
was rescued by officer Prindiville.
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in Chambers street. He was removed to Doctor
Sands the vicinity and the wheel of the vehicle hav
ing passed over his chest the received thereby
we're pronounced dangerous. The of the company
could not ascertain. Should the injuries prove fatal
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OPEN SronEs,-The following store also found
open by the Police yesterday morning:-No 81 Frank
fort street belonging to F W. woods-leather store.
NEGLIGENCE The store No 81 Water street, belong
ing to Jesse Delano and Brother found open
day morning about O'Clock This makes the fifth time
that this store has been left open within he last few
months The object of leaving stores open in this way
has been considered Of stery the police offices
MORE ouLrABLE NsGlIeEScE.-Thes store No. I76
Washington street. belonging to James M. Hoyt, was
found open at O'Clock yesterday morning by police
Court yh
lance is highly credtabe to them frequently prevent
stores in their different districts
AND STILL ANoTHER-store No. 90 Vessy street was
found open also yesterday morning at about o'clock
The store belonged to f. Halsey it was locked up by
AND YET ANorHER.-Store No. % Jacob street, occu-
pied by B. J. & w. Hoyt was found open at about .
o'clock yesterday morning by policeman Ahrens. This
is the second time that this house has been found
by the police.
AND YET ONE MoRE-store No. $40 Pearl street. Occur
pied by Mr. Peach, found open at II o'clock M, by po'
liceman Doyle
voyage from New York to Halifax and back was made
in the following unprecedented short time "A gentle
man left here on Saturday week at o'clock p NJ by the
Atlantic detained hours by the storm in the Sound
3h hours at Boston took the Caledonia, aground
Halifax at O'Clock M. on Tuesday, staid s. hours,
returned by the Britannia stad hours in Boston, left
for the Long Island railroad waited half an hour at Al
Saturday-absence ] week, days travelling time
days and hours-dlstance ,I72 miles.
MysrERIous.-Yesterday morning, was found
lying at the of Houston and Pitt streets bleeding
profsely from wound in the back of the head
The wound dressed by Dr. Nichols, and the woman
There cloud of mystery hanging about this affair
The police determined to hunt the facts they
already said possess some clue to the perpetrators
STRAY HoRsE-A grey horse was found in the streets
by officer seely Of District No. Sent the station
house, thence to livery stables. An is wanted
lvers his third lecture on human magnetism this
ming in the Lyceum, Prince street, Broadway His
preceding Lectures Of the pTssent have been at
with their families and he has received from them the
highest possible personal testimonies of respect and sais
in which he has treated this truly Interesting subject
We have doubt that his lecture room, this evening,
will be scene OF great interest.
LECTURES PArHETIsM-L Roy Sunderland seems
to have taken city by surprise storm, in
other way. He has delivered two of lectures,
near the Olympic theatre. Those who 60 early only
get seats This unexampled and there be some.
thing more than ordinary in man who can thus attract
such multitudes in city like where the people
not SO verdant and easily humbugged would fain
have us believe
CoRoNER's OrrIcE.-Death from Intemperanee.-Ths
on the body Of John Smith native Of Ireland Is
Of age, who came to his death by apopcxy caused by
intemperance. Verdict accordingly.
Sudden Death Also the coroner held an inquest on
board the ship Devonhre loot Of Roosevelt street. the
body Of Martha Trow native OF England, 81 years Of
age who came to her death by puerperal fever. Yer
dict accordingly.
Police Intelligence.
Nov. 7.-Robbed on the Poinfs-OfRcers Rue and
Boyle arrested yesterday black fellow called James
Jones' charge of stealing from the vest pocket of E.
b Ross $23 in bank bills, while in Dutch grocery
the corner of Orange street and Leonard On risking
the accused the police office SO 80 of the stolen
found his person also overcoat the rascal
had which purchased with portion of the stolen
money. Committed for trial by Justice Osborne
urof0r nd kant in tha has
ment, by Daniel OBrady, No. 81 Park Row, was bur-
glarionsy entered last night by bold kracksmen,
the door with false key obtained entrance and stole
therefrom Is pairs Of boots including old boots and
pairs Of gaer boots also pair Of silver spectacles No
arrest.
.4nother-The premises No. Oliver street, occupied
by MIR Jones, burglarously entered last night by
the basement window and number Of silver spoons
stolen, together with coat and pair Of boys panta