The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01

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at 81 o'clock this day &c.
THE SrREErs.-The condition of Broadway and some
leading at present is Insult to the
s asa ana - re1 hs TO ahe that be- We
versions upon the entire system as regards the
keeping our streets, &c, in continual disorder and
filth /; but those who would uphold the conduct
Of the authorities in this matter should have look at
Broadway between the Russ pavement and the Actor
rouse, on yesterday on which pile Of mud and
filth to the depth of 10 II inches which was splashed
upon the persons OF those who the sidewalks by
mails attached thereto to the distance Of oght
ten feet of the streets We observed lady Who had
been superby dressed having her magnificent shawl and
dress completely spashed with mud In the vicinity
OF tho American Hete by the passing by of
Of the omnibusses public meeting has been suggest
take place in the Park this question The abuses
In the entire system should be promptly put an end
TO- We feel assured that such meeting have the
desired effect. - -
ed AZ late hour on Monday evening to meet again last
evening for the purpose OF proceeding with the report
cal police of the Aims House but after Walt
ing Tor some time 1t found impossible To obtain
President
| ARnivAL OF EmrGuAsrs-Passengers entered At the
| Custom House, from LIST to 30th June inclusive
From Great Britain and Ireland. ....... 1886
| Tp.nn,oe,. 640
Belgium. ................. 1884
| I,amso .o"uS,. zoos
Norway and Sweden. 800 SSs
Other ports. ................... 1854
Total. ..... o770s
KILLED Nv BEING RuS ovrs-An intelligent bow about
years old named Elias A Former, while In the sot OF
crossing Greenwich street, Amos was knocked
and thereby soseverey died In course
OF 10 minutes after the occurrence Coroner Walters
held an inquest in the yesterday when the Jury
found verdict that the deceased came to his death by
being accidentally at the Of Greenwich
ana Amos streets by cart partly loaded with lumber
FouSD IN THE WArER-The coroner was called 70
held IN inquest also upon the body Of an man
apparently about fifty years old who was found floating
in the East River the foot OF sth street From
the TACT that the body naked when found pre-.
sumed that he had been accidentally drowned while
bathing Verdict accordingly
SERIOUS AcoiDrsr.-About O'Clock. last evening"
from thirty to forty boys varying four
years old assembled in Elm Leonard for the
purpose of anticipating the usual sports in on
the glorious Attn OF july having provided themselves
with small cannonor butt end OF old musket barrel
mounted on rude frame work. with which the young
patriots proceeded to a salute wh.p to
relate the miniature cannon burst the fra
In all directions striking of the boys that were
standing near at the time One Of this boys held his
hands glass bottle filled with powder, which
Ken to atoms some of the pieces striking holder
boy named John Orpen about Eve years old in the
and injuriog him very seriously He taken ply
scian near by, and had his wounds dressed Another
about eight years old was also very badly hurt and
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tent of injury done by the accident could not be fully
ascertained last evening
Police Intelligence.
Hghpdy Robbery Officers Collins and Cousta ble
Barber OF the 9th ward arrested yesterday afternoon
man by the name Of William Joneson charge of knock
ing down man by the name Of Andrew Kennedy. and
stealing from his person while on the Five Points purse
containing $40 In bank bills - Of the money
covered by the above officers Justice Drnker locked
him up for trial. no flfT1 :
Charge # Connruetfre Larceny -Ofncor Joseph Ar
ON
charge OF obtaininga gold lever watch, valued $00
from MIR Joseph L. smith No 2G2 Pearl street by false
and fraudulent approximations IL appears that Hor
ton about the 22d Of May applied TO Mr. smith for
the loan of watch setting forth that he was going to
Columbia county to visit his father. and not wishing
to appear sbehind time solicited the above loan
which was aoceded to by MIR. Smith. But instead Of
he same day. pawned the for Sa5 visited his IA
Their and after short time returned again the city,
and being short OF funds he procured Of Mr. Simpson.
~ Chatham street. with whom the watch pawnedS
SlO more on the watch, making in all S35 Mr. Smith
applied several times 70 Horton In to obtain the
the city But instead Of receiving the watch he was put
OIL with various fsehoods respecting the whereabouts
of the property. These circumstances together
with other facts authorized Justice Drnker in hodina
him to bail on the charge The officer likewise ar
rested Horton charge Of stealing dress coat valued
ut 500 the property OF Mr. John Reed residing thu
Second Ward Hotel, Nassau street. The coat was re
covered by the above officer from the pawn shop o.
GOODMAN In Centre street, Of Duane where II
had been pawned by Horton for So Monday last ths
same day that 1t said to have been stolen Justice
Drlnker held him to the OF $500 Tor MS np-
pearance at Court for trial In Justice to Mr. Horton,
would state that hearing and further investiga-
ton is to be had before the magistrate wherein Mr.
Horton that the whole matter be satisacto
ry explained thus doing away with the charge OF lar
ceny
who arrested few days ago by officer Stewart, Of
this city has been indicted by the grand jury Of Kings
county sitting at Astoria, the following charges:-
Two for perjury for constructive larceny, for
obtaining good, By false pretsnce and one for
which he committed for trial
Bpgidry-The grocery store, occupied by George
Lane situated In the nth ward was entered last night
by burglars and 50 carried of from the store The ras
Gals must have been disturbed for other property
stolen
the 10Th ward arrested last night fellows called ia
cob keddy and Bill West on a charge of stealing nom
Elijah Fisher No i95 Green street On friskiDg the
cused at the station house. the officers found the
son OF keddy, two pocket-kniv silver watch No
81 $40, Msiret, maker also scratched the back A.
never been in An owner is wanted for ths sboy,
articles Justice Roome locked them up for trial
Caught on the LUf.n-Onicer Sears of the sth ward
arrested on Tuesday afternoon a black fellow called
Joseph Henry alias Jesse Manning whom the officer
caught running from the dwelling house No - Nc
gal street, occupied by Mr.. VIM. Lawrence where the
rascal had stolen from the basement metal pitcher
which he took to be silver the thief caught after
long chase, and Justice Roome locked him up FOR trial
Charge Of Raps.-A desperate and ugly looking
Dutchman called John Cellar, arrested yesterday
afternoon by two officers Of the 18th ward, Phil
lips and Brady. ON charge Of seizpg young girl Of
about years Of age In 73d near the I'd
and dragging her into jones' woods close BY and there
violating her person in horrible manner threatening
take her life II she made any noise and after efsctipe
MS helish purpose, ran of with the poor girls shawl
which blythe officers from to whom
u had been sold by this rufhan for ten cents When
brought before Justice Roome he appeared to BEN NC
alarmed at the crime imputed against him, AID hat
mag strste locked him up In solitary cell, In oraer
that he nigh, become n aiter-d man
! Pent Larceny woman called Martini GriDn WAS
arrested yesterday charge OF stealing lot OF female
wearing apparel valued at $40 the property OF Jane
Husbands residing at No Jersey street The attces
found In the possession OF the accused aud Jouse
| Drinker locked her up for trial.