The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-30
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groups Of bloatsd white women, mostly from their
brogue, the outcasts Of the old world were sitting
lint for ye to COON In and thrate us to "a
Some Of them had their eyes nged up and
their rags half torn of their discoored limb. or their
dishsured mouths bleeding from the fracture Of the
two or three remaining snags In their jaws in sons
fierce encounter with 9th tgresses who had Jared
better. Their charms such they wers, offered
to their distinguished vsters with such arts of
but made them the more repulsve and re-
voting and particularly if the eyes Of the officer
for moment diverted from their shocking blandish-
mentsand ridiculous etempsto personate the oluet
The old Brewery wound up the distressing detour Of
the night Since the visit OF Dickens IL has under
gone what the occupants call a~great improvement;
the lower hoors are appropriated to liquor Wholesale
and retail Barrels OF GIN new whiskey, and brandy
hot as aquaortis, ranged in formidable row pro-
missing tfromtheir capacity, supply of burning alco
hole posons as plentiful as the allotment OF Crotou
water to the neighborhood Clusters OF maullin wo-
men with thick and husky voices, ooxng nostrs and
blood shot eyes lay in confusion around the stoves,
while constant applications at the bar Of men and
women, rome pleading for just mouthful for two
cents clearly established the fact that there were A
few more lett OF the sort Such was the exhi-
bition below From upper floor came do " the in
ftrnsl screams and blasphemies Of awoman under a
psroxysm OF deiitum fremenS; and from house oppo-
site. similar cries made midnight in this locality
OF thieves, completely hdeous We have said enough.
task to be done IL Is hackneyed and thread bare
as the Migrants portrayed It Is disgusting to think
t o. ni.tr 20 ZEE baf Inc o,
consopt fathers TO the perative duty of
ing out this seat Of pestience in the heart the city
shall have gained the object OF reluctant testi
mopy against them for permitting nuisance so mon
strous, to remain undsturbed 80 long.
Charge or ABsrRAcrrNG LETrERs-A man named
John Lynch arrested yesterday by deputy srshal
Smith on charge Of opening letters and obstructing
the correspo ndence Of William Mullgan. The matter
stands over for further investigation.
ApopLExy.-Mr. Jacob Sockman, one of the New
York pilots, was attacked with apoplexy, yesterday
morning, while plotting the United States transport
ship Rhode Island into port Strong hopes for his
eovery are entertained.
ACCIDENTAL DEArH.-Tbs coroner held an inquest
yesterday at the City Hospital the body OF limo
thy Brney, aged 10 years, n native of Ireland. who
came to his death from the falling Of barrel of Sour
from the 3D. story of the store of Greenwich
Thames streets The deceased was passing at the
time when the barrel Of -four struck the cellar door,
bounced off and fell upon the deceased injurng him
mortally. He died shortly after being taken to the
Hospital Verdict accordingly
ASoTHFR.-The coroner held an inquest yesterday
in 44th street, the 9th avenue, the body Of
John Stiedep, native Of Germany. aged 81 years. q
carpenter by trade who to his death by the fall
ing Of the scafoding building erecting in
42d street near 9th avenue. II appears the scafod
was badly erected giving way and falling to the
ground killing the deceased, and wouuding Philip
Skinel, who likewise fell with II, severely tina. but
little hope In entertained Of his recovery Verdict
cording to the above facts. The deceased has left
wife and four children to mourn mis- loss.
FIRE,-The light house at the entrance of Esopus
Creek North river, was consumed by Ere on Tues.
day morning.