The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-21
City IntellIgonee,

MEETING OF THE ANTI GAMBLING AssocIATIoN-Ex-
POSTURE OF THE GAMBLING HoUsEs-INrEREsTING
CASES OF THE VICTIMS OF PLAY.
Last evening, was held, at the Tabernacle, special
meeting of the New York Association for the Suppress
sion Of Gambling The building was Allied In every
part and by persons Of all ages and both The
audience seemed to take deep interest in the pro-
ceedings, especially In the expose rssd by Mr. Green
reformed gambler 1t Is said that large number OF
gamblers present, who were not inattentive lis
teners Mr.. Ravens presided. The revelations made
of gambling houses, and the pigeons pucked therein
curious in the highest degree, and some of the
recitals produced evident sensation among the
audience. The sums of money lost almost increa
Bile. Owing to the pressure of the news received by
the Baltic and our telegraphc intelligence, we are
compelled to hold report till to morrow.
ACCIDENTS FROM RUNAWAY HoRsE.-0n Wednesday
afternoon at hslfpast two o'clock horte and wagon,
owned by Mr.. w. Crowbsck, 358 Grand street, ran
away, throwing Mr. Crowback out of his seat with
great violence, upon his head, and hurting him Sc
riously In his flight, the animal came in collision
with Patrick Smith and Philip Henuesy, who were
working at the pavement at the corner Of Broadway
and Grand street. There men were dangerously in
jured particularly Smith: who wa, semitic the CITY
horse and wagon were found in Sullivan street by
officer II. Jones, of the Eighth ward and sent to
Rodgers stables, in Wooster street, near Broome.
An INTERESTING yIsiT-About7 O'Clock on Wednesday
afternoon Mr. Muldoon residng at the corner of $50
street and 9th avenue. found ayoung woman in his
was delivered OF fine child she said she came from
Albany to look for her husband, and that her name
was McMahon 1t was afterwards ascertained that
she recently arrived in New York By the packet ship
Henry Clay, and that che took her passage in her
maids n name as Mary Finlay.
The MURpERous AFFRAY AT WILLIAMsBUR6H .--Coro.
Geer yesterday held inquest at the City ii 'sp-
tai, the body Of jeremiah Kennedy aged 20 years
bern in Ireland whose death noticed in yesterday
Heroid and the circumstances attending the case by
being violently assaulted and beaten by several per
sons, on Friday morning lest in Willismsburgh on
his return from dance. The evidence s1duceed be-
fore the Jury did plicate an person for whom
the Coroner could issue his warrant and verdict
rendered that the deceased came to his death by in
jures received the head inflicted by some person
or persons to the jury unknown
BUTTER THEvEs-John Tenbrock alias !" Stormer,n
and Thomas Eyers were arrested yesterday by officers
March and Cartine. for stealing q irkin of butter,
worth eig cen dollars from Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn
Tuesday last 1t found 10 their stable lo2 Pitt
street, YESTERDAY morning. They committed for
trial The police report that they are two New York
hog thieves who go about with q covered wagon, to
convey away their plumber
ASorHrR Acciprsr Yesterday, at I've O'Clock p
Nathaniel Aekerman a mason, while working on
the building at the of Fourth street aud
Broadway, tell through the well hole and broke his
thigh.
CAUTION OMNIBUS DRrERs-TAKE Cans
DoLLARs-Patrick Riley, who took top passage en-
of the Dry Dock stages caught In the act OF
robbipg the money box.
CAPIuRE A NUMBER OF YouTHFrL GAMBLERs-At
o'clock Wednesday afternoon Dsn1 Gilmore, Patrick
Turner, Randolph Thompson, Tomas Wall William
Eldridge. and John Driscoe, were arrested by the
Seventh ward police for gambling in Catherine Market