The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-25


S,rERB sEKISADS was given Friday Midnight to
fair lady residing in Fifth avenue between Nneeenth
be mounting the avenue in hopes of reaching a point
beyond the calorc indications of our confined spbere
was atrncted 70 the spot where portion Of the italian
from Fnsn - I" ii CUR amento', "Lucrezia Rorya y
Don Pasquale," and " sonnambula." The night was
stu not leaf moved, and the sweet harmony OF ton
instruments was most refreshing and enchanting The
young gallant showed much taste and beraity in his
ps hss .Ss hs @
II 1t would long resist fascinating overtures for
surrender As the band moved slowly away It waited
night Twas delicious.
DARING RoBBxRy IN WALL SrRKTr-Y esterday after
noon about ~ O'Clock, Mr.. Thwing, money broker
q s sh wan 70 70.
iSp Of forwarding BY mail, young man, aged
snaiched the pile Of bills from the counter darted ont
Of the door and ran down Wall street to Pearl, and
along that street towards Whitehall The policeman
who usually stands about the Merchants Exchange was
Immediately notified when he attempted pursuit, but
in vain as the rascal got of with the money $500 OF
hal Mr. Thwpg himself pursued the roguo ana crsa
Stop thief !" that he would have been headed and
secured.
IMMIGRATION LAST Four wE,Ss ENDING 2lsr
lsTAM-The following statistics just issued from the
Surveyors Office AT the Custom House. will give our read
ere idea Of the extent Of immigration for the last
four weeks commencing the 25th Of June and endiny
Friday last the 2lst inst Total number arrived
26172-ayerage OF 6693 per week; died voyage 100
VI these deaths, 122 were children.
CHANGE ~ The Posi- OFFICE RsGuLAroSs-- and after
Sunday next, the Northern mail which leaves this city
on Sundays Will lie despatched at clock A. NJ and
not at O'Clock PM, as at present
THE IEos PAynKS1-This new description Of pavement,
which has 80 excited the curiosity Of down town people,
and for the last week has almost converted Nassau street.
in front Of the Post Office into workshop crowded with
the sont OF Vulcan, will be finished ina few days and
cartmen viii have opportunity Of trying the merits and
dement's Of this expensive Kind OF pavement.
PRIscs ASSOCIATION or NEW Yom.-T The regular
monthly meeting Of the executive COMMITTEES OF this so
cety held last evening, in Clinton Hall Assor Place
The attendance owing to the inclemsncy o. the
ance was transacfed Tho comnittee adjourned until the
next regular meeting night
T,o,g Prxasuar CIuB.-Yesterday, 1ths members Of
this club. who are attached 70 nose ocmpsny 10. :.
drawn by six horses 70 Sleeps Head Bay where they nc
doubt enjoyed themselves heartily
srmups--Mr. Riddle Warden Of the Emgrants' Ref
ssterday afternoon, that of the under his
charge named william McGeary had cut his throat and
was dead. An inquest will be held to-day.
Fatal TAIL-Coroner o'Donnell held an inquest at
Hester street upon the body Of John Lyons who, it APP
reared oed from the effects OF injuries he had received
by falling the steps OF the house. He OF
incorporate habits verdict Of death by compression
Of the brain, consequent upon fall was rendered.
FAru ArYRAy-A terrible ARRAY occurred last Monday
night in liquor store at Rondout which resulted in the
death 81 one man. II appearsnhat q number of men,
while drinking In GROCERY kept by man named Evans
Of which they TO blows that proprietor
found II necessary TO send for policeman, On the
rival Of the officer they became violent and assault
cd him in brutal manner. They threw him down upon
the ground when In self defence he obliged TO
revolver which he did with fatal effect the ball mmel-
atey piercing the heart Of one OF his assalants. H
in he act a firing agsip, when he wa prsventod ny
cue Of the parIy. after tuis -
tho authorities by whcm he rbs-sted, h"ayn1
Of he c%ss. t