The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-03

man to whom we are Indebted for the foregoing facts
Mr. is accompanied BY his family who have sacrificed
AL the OF home and all the re6nements and
Injuries OF continental Europe for the necessary hard
ships and privstons incident To country IL is
some~ bat ertan Mr. :. informs in what porto
of the West they may conclude to locate they with
topurehsse very large tract II hand lying 10 solid
gladly welcome these interesting strangers to our shores
and very sincerely wish they may realize their
nomrs AL their Just desires and expectations and that
scriptural The wilderness and the solitary
place shall be glad for them and the desert ha rejoice
and blossom as the rose "-Ptfs6urgh GAG, June az
city Intelligence.
THE WEATHER-1he Thermometer ranged up to 81
degrees ut Wall street yesterday The day agreea.
BILE, and the heat by oppressive A gentle
breeze swept through the city which truly refresh
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street the United Stats Hotel William street in
the vicinity Of Wall aud James street, being
opened and several other streets at present under
going similar operation These improvements will be
appreciated by the public; but IL this filth and garbage
that remain these streets could be turned the
materially to benefit the otixens We trust that some
effort will be made to and improve &C.
neral by our present corporation.
OMNIBUS RAcINo.-We have had occasion time and
again. to notice the daring and reckless disregard OF the
omnibus drivers to the provisions of the city ordinances
in relation regularity among the many lines
we'll to record the fatal result Of these exhibitions
In the shape Of broken limb loss of life We have
again notice the conduct OF some of the MANY eln
quents In this way. On Thursday night about 9oclock
another came OFF, between Of Murphy stages
No 229 and Of the Houston street stages In this
trial Of speed" two ladies had escape We
trust that example will be made in some these
will bring the drivers to Of their
duty
Sun SrRoxE-A man. name unknown Yesterday about
three O'Clock was sun struck In Hudson street,
Broome whilst driving cart. He removed to the
sidewalk where by the timely application ice to the
temples, he recovered and went on his way rejoicing"
An HoNEsr BoY-A small boy by the name Of Robt
Andrews found In the Park Government deed for LOG
to John Richmond Stokes. The boy, Immediately upon
picking up conveyed to his honor the Mayor, who
deposited II In the hands Of his clerk, Mr.. Burdett
Of whom the owner receive his property upon sp
plication.
NUMBERING PIERs.-The Common Council
Gently passed ordinance requiring the to erect
or before the rst day Of August next 80 that thew can
be marked and numbered regularly The posts must be
eighteen feet long foot six inches in diameter and
placed ten feet from the surface OF the ground This
excellent movement, and hope that the Of
the piers will comply promptly with the ordinance.
sEDucrIos.-We understand that shocking case Of
seduction has recently occurred in this city. The
names Of the parties withheld out Of regard to the
feelings of the unfortunate victim but thus may
be said the seducer Is official in Of the United
States government establishments here widower, and
man Of mature age old enough 1t Is said to be the a
ther Of the seduced who Is orphan girl accomplished
and Of good family The villain has been practising his
arts upon the unfortunate young lady for some time
ceeded accomplishing his unholy object under solemn
promises Of marriage which he refuses to perform
He had arranged to take his victim to Boston yester
day, where 1t Is supposed that he designs punderng
Of her little property, and then consgning
den of infamy outcast lost for II any Judicial
proceeding should be instituted in the matter by the
friends OF the unhappy young lady, and the names
thus brought before the public, shall have afro
cous details to spread before readers As is
forbear would be cruel to add to the grief of in
jured female by giving public exposure to her shame
Crime sooner later meets with its reward and the
seduccr win inevitably meet with his deserts In the u
mate.
SUICIDE DRowNISG.-C oroner Walters was called
yesterday to hold inquest at the Of Morton
aud West streets upon the body Of Ganett Cole,
tive Of New Jersey aged 81 appears that the
deceased had been at work at the bonded wareh
broadway, from which place he discharged about
two weeks ago. He has since been unable to procure
employment, which produced great depression of sp
rts, and Is the supposed for throwing himself ia
the dock at the foot Of Morton street. Tuesday the
23d nt. from which his body recovered yestc day
Verdict, suicide by drowning
BoDv RECOVERED. The body Of William Lloyd, Ii
young man aged 81 years, who fell from steamboat
Thursday the 34th ultimo, between the Battery and
Governors Island recovered yesterday at the Mar
The coroner held an inquest yesterday, when u
case
A CARp.-The subscriber returns thanks to Captain
Ottinger 81 the revenue cutter fancy for the prompt
and kind manner with which he fred the guns Of his
vessel for the recovery Of the bodies Of two boys drown
ed OF the Barge Ohco the evening of the 3Dth June
A. X. WALSH