The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-10
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CITY Intelligence.

PoLicE.-Siaers of but little interest transpircd yes.
terday. officers j. l.. Smith and Prince Davis ON war.
rants being ssuedb several Of the occupants Of houses
III Second street. against Mary Edrdge Michael Finnc-
gan Lewis Baldwin and Frederick Wish alias Fritz who
occupied premises No 1872 49, i6l and 1877 of said street
as keepers OF houses of illfame &c. brought up the Of
lenders who were all held to bail answer tho ends of
justice md nine of the besoed inmates sent 10 IN, NOM,
Tertiary for three months each Al the Timer poIcs Io
McGuire, Daniel Moore, and John Knmons vera 6ned
50 each and cos.s for disturbing the congregation OF
Branerd Church in Ryington street on Sunday evening
last
GISrR,L srssIoNs.-Ths Court adjourned over vestor.
day until Thursday next, after transactnr some min,
portant business.
Tnr New Ey 'f,r manufactured by Mr. Agnew. Of
Philadelphia. for the Southwark Company, No % Of
this city, fully tested yesterday and exceeded the ex
pectaons of the members and the provisions of the con-
tract. She played feet in length from her
gallery, the nozzle inch in diameter single stream
from her side feet two streams from side l6 feet each
an one from gallery and two from side feet In play
ing over the Exchange she threw single about 10
feet above the cupoa shew taken again yesterday
afternoon and equacd previous performance
BLIND Mas DBowsEp..-An aged blind man. named
Hugh McClamey, native of Ireland aged 90 wears who
resided with his son-inalaw Peter Rafferty, at Jersey
City came across the ferry Sunday morning attend
church at ST. Andrews in company with Rafferty,. They
sing until Yesterday morning when the body was found
in the slip foot of Courtandt by oung named
Foster II presumed that In attempting to find the ferry
late in the evening he must have accidentally fallen over
board.
Another VIcriM.--During Sunday evenin. James
ONcil was sent 10 the city prison in state of inoNica-
ton, and died from dcrum remens in few hours az.
forwards
NAvAL.-Thc L. 5. ship independence, the flag
ship of the Home Squadron, is ordered to sea, and
will sail tomorrow for Boston, for the purpose it is
said, of receiving repairs in the dry DOCK preparato-
nv TO her cruise, furnishing evidence of the ne.
cessity for dry dock at this station. The follow.
ing is correct list of her officers, that published
Sunday being incomplete, viz
Commodore Charles Stewart Captain John Gallagher
Lieutcnants William NJ. Glendy, +. A. Deas, James Fin
ley Schenck, James 5. PalmerF. Piper A. A. Holcomb
j. b. Wahach Fleet Surgeon, James Cormick; Passed
Assistant Surgeon Hugh Morson; Assistant Surgeon j. NJ
Minor Purser, +. Il. stockton Chaplain Joseph Stock
bridge; Acting Master $. b. Thompson; Commanding
Officer of Marines Lieut. John $. Devln Professor OF Ma
thenacs, James Major; Boatsw vain, NJ. Hall Gunner $.
q. City Carpenter, John Raintow Sslmaker, James
Frazer Midshipmen. John Guest j. c. Dekraf T.. PVan
derhorst Charles X. Graham. T.. Simpson, w. Smith,
J. j.. Jervett, s. Phelps, Alexander G.. Mitchell,
st. George Hunter Charles Wclley, q. H. Marsh John
Guest, ID. Phenix, j. T. Mahon, d. A McDermot D. Da
niels, George III. Brier Oscar c. Badger; Commodore
Clerk william II. Zams; Commodore Secretary Charles
T. Stewart; Captains Clerk, Charles X. Gallagher.