New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28
Gin Jntcllisenee.
Reported for the New.York Tribune.

Reported for the Ne~-f ork lrlonhc-
Police OFrIcE.-A Young Englishman natned Charles
Murray aged % arrested the night OF the d INST
by Waterman p VI Poule and the morning taken be-
fore Justice Taylor of tie Upper Police, charged with VIC
lent and brutal violation %; the person OF Mrs Jane hey
aod>, widow aged 81 boardes at Mrs "e>hs opposite
the ioboken House in WaShington-Strcet Mrs reynolds
depo>ed that She returning home from WISH 70
friend. about 10 O'Clock at night, she the
foot Of Barrowstreet Eve yorng OF whom seized
basket She had her and away with it, while the
others four dragged her pile OF lumber where She
deayoreG raise alarm but OF the Iutan held her
BY the throat while another pg his hand her mouth
suppress her and that she dragged the top OF
pile of lumber where three of the mcIean accomplished
their diaboical purposes.
Waterman Poxcs deposcd that he received information
from citizen Of the abuse and matreatment OF female
the foot OF DarrowSt, and Fastening her assistance
found the prisoner Murray such left but little
doubt TO his being guilty OF the charge preferred by Nh
Reynolds against him. In his examinations Murray admit
ted that he stood by and The violation Of the
she had sntcd but denied that lac had participated in the
outrage The he rendered for not interfering TO pre-
vent the violence was that he afraid lie was com
mttcd 10 answer
Passing Counterfeit Bills AnI>h tailor, named Jame,
5. Dunn, arrested Saturday and committed prison
by Justice Taylor the Upper Police Office charged with
having passed counterfeit bills Reuben Ayrcs.
halter % Carninc and the other Thomas Il
Clarke Of 81 Broadway dry goods merchant whom he
attempted pass 80 counterfeit bill of the Merchants
Exchange Bank of this This counterfeit badly
ccc and the prisoner committed both charges
Stealing Jerclrg-A boy named John Doughcriy
rested and sent prison from the Upper Police Oce, char
gcd with having IN company with two other boys, stolen
from the of Mr.. Grcswcl. No. 239 Fourth street.
quantity of Icwcly worth 33 which obtained By
ting the putty from the sash OF the window removing the
pane of glass inserting the hand and extracting the articles
Mrs Grcswe caught the prisoner with portion of the pro-
perry stolen his possessor-lhc others escaping with their
share OF the plumber This boy had been the House
of Refuge and appenticed out, but away and
sumcd his former practices.
Robbins Money Drcwcr.-A boy named Edward Pat
arrested and prison from the Upper Police
Office. charged with stealing 30 from the moley drawer
of John Ross. No. lG7, Houston street.
Charges Of False Pretcace anil Iioicnce.-A member
of the Bar named f. H. Pettis, arrested Saturday
and brought before Justice Stevens, of the Lower Police
charged with having Obtained 2j worth Of eaiablcs
rious times from the recctory of Moses Leach coorcd
of No ID Spruce street under false Pretence and false
representations Leach dcposcd that when he asked Pets
pas ncnt that the latter made violent asSa.; upon him.
for which latter he held bail in $500 answer, and
elault committed. The charge of False Pctencc
" sus,;inablcky statute.
.Siol,n SDo0aS.-Ofccr Foster Saturday recovered
from person he supposed had stolen them large silver
table Spoons marked J. b. y. 7. for which owner is
wanted Apply said office at No. lO2 Centre street.
CoRoxrRs IxquEsrs-At the Aims House in the Park
on the body of William Park (colorc) aged 80 wears The
decea sed in the habit of drinking freely and had been
sick since the month of January last with complaint in his
bowels. and had been attended by of the Dspcnsary
physicians On Saturday he made application for admission
TO the Aims House. He placed in a carriage be
ken there his wife being with him. but had proceeded bur
short distance when he expired. Vcrdc-death from dy
>cntcry. supc,iuduccd by incompetence.
Also at the house of Michael Hughes in South street on
the bolv of an unknown man. found drowned the Float
ing Dock in the East The deceased had th- appear
ancc Of being in the water lone time and dressed in
red la@ne shirt blue cloth pantaioons and boots Verdict
found drowned
also at the house of Zef Miller corner of Avenue and
Sixth street. ON the body of unknown male infant found
Yesterday morning yard in Sixth street, wrapped
up in blanket by Robert Barry. DR. Charles X. Stlman
made past morton examinations and gave as his %pnlon
that the lungs had been inflated and that the child died Of
congestion Of the brain. Verde, accordingly