The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
City Intelligence.


JOINT bALLor-The members of the Common Coun.
Gil met In Joint Balotlast evening. communicate on
was received from Robert C. Montgomery, resigning
his office as lime inspector and Moran Dugan was ap.
pointed in his place.
Alderman BENsor!then introduced the following pre-
ample and resolution which was adopted unanimously
with the exception Of the part the publica
ton, which received two negative votes =
WHsREAs-Thomas Lloyd, Collector of the City Re.
venue, has absconded led lare sums Of m
has yet been discovered upwards of thirty
dollars.
Therefore, Be it Resolved, That the said Thomas
the City Revenue and that the clerk cause the above
preamble and this resolution published in all the
papers employed by the Corporation.
Alderman BxNsoN then nominated Dow D. william.
son Collector of City Revenue in place of Thomas
Alderman IrrEs moved to lay the nomination ON the
WIN. n Smith and Harold bonnlsr were then appoint.
number of designations received from persons
who were appointed Inspectors Of Elections in various
sreLH RocxiSc CHAR.-Aboat three months since.
aman named Eugene Martin stole mahogany rocking
and SOLD Ito second hand dealer in s1a nowery,
He was caught and Gagged yestssday
of the shop lifting tribe, caught Yesterday in the
act of stealing eight yards of calico ro the store Of
Tombs below Tor safe keeping 'f'A ~ 'A'
THE GLosE HOTEL THIEF CAuoHr-During the month
WA. rOSnsd of ,se BY MIR BsD
valued at about $l4 No trace of the pei soas who
committed the larceny was evident until within few
days, when Mr.. B. was induced to believe that ser.
want named Mary Ann Frye, who had resided on the
premises upwards of two years was the guilty one and
that named James Stone, known az an old estab
lished "ence" keeper, whose pit at 90 Hester street
wasthe receiver Of large portion of the stolen pro.
Perty His premises were then searched by officer Hill
liker, where number Of silver spoons table linen Sc
found with Mr. Blanchard's name marke ed thereon
The dishonest servant sent prison and Stone held
70 hail in thoo nf An
charge Of being receiver of stolen goods.
Among other articles found on the premises occupied
by Stone, were ladies gold watch and guard chain
and large detached lever gold watch with thirteen
ewels.
WHOLESALE srcAn THnvEs.-The segar factory ofA1r.
Leonard Appleby, In Middlesex county, N j., was
robbed the 5th inst of 250OO ssgars valned at "a
per 1000 Mr. A. who resides in this city at asl Nine.
ceved Of the packing boxes in which the sersrs
had beenplaced while at his factory and
led TO the arrest and commitment Of two josrneymen
George sheridan There IS little doubt thew are the
persons who stole the property:
arrested yesterday for stealing jewellery in various
of the city Thearst was Befsey McQuade, who was a
servant in the family Of John C. Ahern and who was
committed for stealing pair Of gold ear rings a gold
ring, two gold breast pins valued at Sis, and Spanish
and a Mexican dollar.
The next was Beniamin Conner, who with three
others robbed pc named Asher Smith, of 10 gold
rings and breast PIN while he in porter house at
26s Bowery. He was arrested and committed but the
other three escaped.
Then came John Hall, who stole gold breast pin,
three rings muslin and calico Valued at sis So
from Augusta P. Miller, of 50 Mott street. When She
charged him with the larceny he knocked her do wn
and run away, but was finally caught and locked up
Soon after followed named John Todd who " as
charged with stealing silver watch valued at s. from
John sedgey, of the ship Anna Lifey. He YVES seen
| to take the watch and was therefore committed
NICELY DOVE UP There being large sale of furni.
ture at auction yesterday in Ninth street. the
and officer Captain Bill stephens king Of the Points
quietly wended their way to the premises
that their presence might be desirable Before entering
the house. they discovered George Broach alias French
Dolph with his pal" Pete Sherwood in search of prev
These rogues dared into the house and in less than FIVE
minutes darted out again, when Osborn stopped Doiph
with polite request to take walk with hi round The
corner and Stevens made similar proposition to Pete
DolPh put hm:elfon his dignity, which was lower.
scoundrel Pete dropped pocket that they had Sc
cured in the short space Of time they had been the
house The pocket book contained small amount af
money in bank notes, and some valuable papers After
depostng the scoundres in the Tombs they returned to
the property Of sewa Nolan ESQ., and this 1t had
been taken from his pocket but short time previous
They were fully committed.
Court Calendar this Day.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. IL, H. ls 10, %, "a, IS, &c,
CrxcuIr Covar.-Nos 49, las, LAG, 1s4 iss, Isl, 1885,
le4 lSe 1871 l5s leo 1911 lea 1854, 1885, 1877, los, 10,
l4l, 10, o., 1877, 152, l69 ITO, III.
CouRT OF Common PLEAs-Part Nos AZ, 80, So
49, 10, s.. 60, II, 90, 81, 81, 90, 95, 81, 3, Al.
l76, g. a. 2a5 1875 is2 1874 81. Ga co. Ia a. So SOLOS
i22, 100, i0I, los.
HARNpHN g. Co.'S ExPREss.--We perceive, by
the Cleveland (Ohio) Herald, that the enterpris.
ing firm Of Harnden & Co, have extended their
express to that place There seems TO be no limit
to the extent Of this express, and its utility and
convenience are universally acknowledged.
HUDSON BAY CoMPASY.-The voyaeeurs and
canoes of the Hudson's Bay Company will be dis
patched from Lachne to the interior, soon after
tho opening Of the navigation f; and we are re-
quested to recommend TO those having letters TO go
by that conveyance, TO send the m to the Companys
Office at Lachine. not Later than EEidas- io.s