The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-19
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TIE AIR GUN PRACTICE N BIO tDwAY THE
PAETIES KNOWN.

TFE AIR GUN PRACTICE ~ BIO tDwAY-TaE GUILTY
PAETIEs KNOWN.
few evenings since the police snf storekeepers In
Broaoway bsLaeen Chambers aud Barclay streets we're
alarmed ty he appearance 0. several set holes fired
through the store WINDOWS As discbsrge was ard
from the explosion Of ganpowder, it supposed aud
believed that the bullet thrown from DIR xuu by
some reckless scsmps who, IL about much
Tor tumtn life IS ca would DO for The life Of mouse.
The very fact Of lrg reekieaey Boadway so n
TO strike tie sore Windows al carly hour IN the
evening, when the chances would be more likely TO
iDjure the persons passing. shows coususyely the
yeIy Iecklsss not Wfu conduct of the parties thus
practising this species Of amuseInent Ths police Dur
ing the last lev days, have acert3ned that certain
young men residing in the vicinity Of Barclay street
have OF late been practising their sk with snglsh
passing along The street Ii but the other DAY that
negro por.,r vas passing along Barclay street, when
bullet from ,his all gun struck the siGe Of the can and
wss not until the OIL sas neatly ALI spread the side
walk ths the ntgo discovered the hole the bullet lodged
inside tie and taken ont by tho police Such
dangerous anu emeps sc have alluded to ought to
htDcforh stopped and Is 70 be hoped that the police
viii the Of The offending parties be msds
public in order that herester The public may know who
TO call upon when TIER lives and property jeopard
by this ran.on piece OF dang amusement Like the
frog in the fable it may appear fun to them bat result
IN death 10 others We hope the police Will do their duty
in this matter
THE WEATHER "A little after Gayhreak the sky be
tbioEly clouded and at ia the MOI ming we
bad fell Of snow, which matted however reaching
the ground 1t contnu ID 10 descend lightly until
ness ten o'clock ia The forenoon, paDd by misty
ar AT noen dtizziDg rain began 20 fall, which
tinued until evening The tbermametsr a. the HERALD
buildings ranged at 526 degrees, at three p NJ
al degrees; I've P. M IL degrees Inc night closed
with damp air, but warm
RoBBrsY or BhsK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RrcoyrRy
or THE PhoPkRIY some few days since lady re.idug
10 THE city wishing TO trans nit the sum cf $500 10
sister in the SOUTH sent that Asto. BANK
oy messenger in ner employ ment in order IL would
remain TO her credit VIXEN drawn for The money w,s
duly deposited and certificate given to the which
be handed to the lady This she endorsed enclosed 1t IN
letter directed TO her sister and handed It back TO the
messenger to mail at the Post Office Instead o. this he
opened the letter distracted the contents and present.
ng II at the bank. received the $500. BY means
the lady got nmaion Of her loss and at the
bank yesterday with The messenger was 90 closely
questioned by the President General Lloyd that he con-
f-ssed the robbery and upon being searched oy an
ocer in private Of the bank he prod gcsd the
tire amount in gold dollars from b.lt secured around
his person The lady and bank officers declined to
prosecute
POPULAR LroruBrs Ma THAcKsRAY's CoURsE Mr.
Ihackeray the Ergb author viii deliver his first lee
te Ia this city, a. eight O'Clock this evening in the
church OF the Rev DR.. Chaplin. He has taken for his
subject, English humorous writers Of Queen Aunsis
reign which affords him ample field for instructive in
formation.
CHArGg OF HoUns TO ALBASy.--we would cali the A.
tention Of the public to an advertisement in another
column Of the Hudson River Raroad Company in which
change q hours for the departure Of the trains from
each end Of the line Is announced The alteration will
take plsce upon and from next Monday morning A
change Of hour l. also advertised BY the Harlem
ling portion or the community 10 read
savANNan STEAM ssms-CnaSoR Hora Until fur
al three O'Clock PM from pier North river
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
NEW OAK Nov. IS. 1852
In your report II the trial Of Louisa Fisher for
lsDd larceny. publisEcd to-day your reporter states
she ACCOMPANY ed Mr. Huntoon to the Hupgerford
house Duane street and that the larceny was per.
peuoted there similar notice appeared in several
papers o. the time the offence was con uittei and
was contrsdlcted ~ us in lcttor 70 the different
toltors llUDtoon was transient boarder Mt our
house ana vas robb Of his money, not there, but
IN some pfnE crib IN Leonard street into which he
found bis say Now Fir II l. surely calculated 70 injure
The reputation OF any public house and ara n ling
10 rest under The aoium Of Transaction which took
place outside cue rss You viii a. al ac. On Justice n
" piefse puhli,h no C't tre
y. So iIuN0FHvo3D Glrs Io,t tI.,I