The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-09

Tue CRY YEsTERpAY Never smiled on Gotham
passed OF quietly village The city il thronged
With strangers who tn have reared in q
the country where The Sabbath respected for the
curing the week. had flowed towards Castle Garden
Va - entirely gone ar though II had never been and
But, with such delightful day. and such quietness
Al were noe happy Many fresde presen ted a scene
Morrow and distress The grim monster had made
fond parent, cherub child sndeared brother
sister who still awaited the last rites Of the Departed
mothers heart made to bleed at the sudden
waste and nnal fall of the manly form OF him Who in
childhood, had nestled her bosom. and who, In
man she lad looked upon As the prep and
with mothers pride upon the innocence of her first
born, as it prattled on her knee, saw the tender
These not happy. The tendrils Of the hearts
Affection which bad wound themselves around the
and JOY reen ned pre- eminent Of heart and
lAncholy sadness now prevailed The funeral trains
movsdubrough the almost deserted streets bearing to
the grave the last of esrth.n The scene however
sad will be changed by time, and joy will again
her place The death chamber will be forgotten the
festivty Of the bridal and the dead will be thought
of NO more in sorrow Thus passed the day. made up
Of scenes of joy and gladness and despair
The sun sunk behind the western hills, and the night
came on In beauteous splendOr The soft rays of the
moon cast halo Of beauty the scene and one
would suppose that on such night evil could
more than ordinary quiet prevailing, but the
northern part is marked with scenes, especially
Sunday night, which are in violation of Law, and
though known to the police who have the guardia
Of that quarter countens aud allowed In the
upper part Of Broadway short distance above Union
Square, is place which is the re VERY on every
Sunday night Balls, ON such occasions, a common
q the evening meal, which not uufrequenty
diseraceful as they are unlawful That the police
authorities of that section of it. hardly
mits of doubt If such be the case it is indeed
shameful that the quiet inhabitants Of the neghbor
hood should be subjected to such annoyance But
to deest Tor the present will probably afford oppor
tunity to discover how the matter is arranged that
such thing s allowed to exist
FUNERAL OF A STAGE PROPRIETOR The fu neral O
the late James Andrews proprietor of the Wayerley
line of stages Of this city took place yesterday and
certainly one of the most numerously attended
that has taken place for some time. Each of the
propreors in the city fur nshed three stages the
ooccs,ion all Of which numbered upwards of Atty
were taken to Greenwood and the train which fol-
loved conveyed correct idea of the esteem in
competitors In the stage business.
military FrNERAL.-The Light Guard, Capt Vim
cent will parade to-day ut oclosk the occasion
Of the funeral of of their members John T. Ban.
croft Esq The corps will meet at their armory and
march to the residence Of their comrade
Adams street, Brooklyn.
FIREs.-A fire broke broke out Saturday night
1t No. Cow Bay Give Points,, which put out
with trfing damage. fire broke out about one
o'clock Yesterday morning In stable in the of
No. 219 Seventeenth street, which nicated to
wooden building adjoining. Both we're sxtinguished
without material damage fire broke out about
noon yesterday, in the bakery Of Green on Fourth
avenue, near 31st street which extingushed with
trifipg damage.
ATTEMPT AT SuIcIDE.-A young woman. named
Maria Haywood, attempted to destroy herself on Sa-
turday night by jumping into the river the foot Of
10th street. She was rescued by the police of the
18th ward,
Found DRowNEp.-The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday at the Aims House yard on the body Of
unknow man, found floating in the dock, at pier No
IL East river He appeared, upon examination, to be
about IS years of age he wore red flannel shirt and
drawers striped cotton pants boots blue roundabout
much worn; black hair and sandy whiskers. He was
evidently along-shore man his belt and knife was
around his body He appeared to have been but
short time in the water Verdict. nd droWnad