The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-18

nne store OF goods
Ihe theatre is doing fair business.
lhefe. are large quantities of western produce
'o''''nH III now No great alteration in prices.
Yours truly, ERIE.
City Intelligence.
DELIVERED HIMSELF uP-Josenb Muy,bv NH,
stands implicated by the Coroner's jury az a pr;nc;
pal IN The death of Mccoy at the prize feht. volur
'arly delivered himself upto Deputy Coroner M;Il-
Ken, under the advice OF his counsel William
NJ. Price, yesterday morning. The Coron.r
reused 10 take bail, as the offence had been
committed IN another county, and application WAS
men made to Recorder Tallmadge, who, bv and
WIN The advice and consent of Judge Kent and
Mayor Morris, admitted HIM to bail in The sum of
SloVoO, which was entered by undeubted securi,v
McCleesky Is still confined in The Tombs. but an
pllcaiion Will be made for bail on Monday uext.
FOUNTAINS The Corporation are Constructing .
fountain at the lower end Of the Park in the most
inappropriate spot that could be selected Whv M,
put it In front of the City Hall One is also to be
constructed in the rear of the Hall and one in Union
Square is also under way.
JACOB LET THE GIRLS ALONE One Jacob Hall Of
shining skin, met Isabella Smith, lady of color ON
Friday night, and while in close communion st =
Sousf and An,hony street .he stripped him Of hi:
some money. She was locked up.
THE COMING CASE The counte rfeiter. Edward
Kelly and Owen Mclntee, who were detected in
the act OF counterfeit. ng the coin of the limited
States, will be tried in the Court Of Sessions instead
of the United States Court, as the State Law more
cle,r'v covers the special offence they have COM
mitted.
STOLEN CIRCUS DREssEs.-During the past several
months Mr.. Alvah Manu. one of the gentlemen CON
necled with one ct our travelling circuses, has lost
nearly thousand dollars worth Of dresses and other
paraphernalia which were stored in building in Eli
zabeth street,near Bayard. Yesterday officer John
DAVIS arrested man named Hartman Seaman, who
resides at No Elizabeth street. and in whose Dos
session number of the dresses were found. He
was committed.
HORSE THIEF TAKEN OFF Edgar NJ Briggs. ar.
rested IN this city on charge of horse stealing from
Stamford, g., was sent back yesterday, under a
requisltion from the Governor of that State. The
people OF Connecticut are not very friendly to horse
thieves, and he will therefore meet with more nus
tce than if tried at our Sessions.
Cor THE MONEY AND KEPT Ira few days since,
charge was made by Mesrs. Morris d Mark
Strouse, of Columbus, and laid before the Grand
Jury. charging Behraud of this city, with obtain
ing $l26 in March last from their firm, under the
ollowing circumstances, viz. Behraud being in that
city, sold Messrs Streuse bill of dry goods stating
at the time OF making the sale, that he was doing a
aree amount Of business at No 1870 Pearl street, al
an importer of French goods From the representa-
Mons made by Behraud, and wishing TO make re-
nttance 10 Labeck of the amount for their father.
these gentlemen entrusted the funds to Berhaud to
purchase bill Of exchange and remit il to Ger
many. From letter subsequently received from
the elder Strouse, 1t appeared that no money had
been received by him. The sons, therefore, came
on to New York and sought Behraud but could find
no such person doing business at 100 Pearl street.
They subsequently, traced him to No. lO3 Canal
street, but could get satisfaction. The Grand
Jury having entertained the complaint, and found
bill OF Indictment, Behraud WAS on Friday night ar
rested en- bench warrant and committed IL prison.
BuRGIARIEs continue to increase H. almost .very
part OF our city, and were 10 give daily account
OF their number the community would be as,ounded.
An Office al the corner OF Centre and Walker streets
occupied by Messrs Graham d Willoughby, was
broken open on Thursday night, and property the
amount OF SIG and upwards stolen Among the
articles were lady's shell work box, a rosewood
do, two notes of hand for $40 70, &c The thieves
leo stole the key of the iron safe, and the door
key.
CoUNTERFEITERs--Two of the gang of counter
letters that have recently infes,ed our city, named
smith Hyatt, alias Hyatt Smith, and Andrew Baker
alias Long, were arrested by officer Tompkins Bird
and HoskIn, OF the upper police charged with pas
ing 81 counterfeit notes Of the National Bank of
Providence, X. /. Considerable amount OF the same
bills were found in their possession, and they were
fully committed on three seperate charges. Baker
Is the same rogue that robbed the house of B. NJ
Brown, of Marmaroneck, as well as Others in West.
chester county. He has been out of State prison
but two months, where he had Just finished five
years apprenticeship A number of boats, oars, &c.
that have been stolen by these men can be found in
possession OF the above named officers.