New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
CITY INraLL1G ENcE.
cnIRTciI.ENpAR

SATURDAY, Sept. -
COURT CALENDAR. THls Day
Cont OF Common Pieas-Part mos. 95, 49, l. =" .
g. H. 1S Is IL 10. 81, "a Part2Nos &c. O. ~ L. -
is, 49, %, 2, "a e, %, So
Police OFFicE-CHARGE OF FALSE RE 49,.
Sometime tx Marchlast man named ) Den'"u', " w..
,,y wont ON, i, ,onmi, Mississippi, and there sold some
drv goods for cash to Mcsrs Mark Morris Sirouse, 10
whom be stated ,hs, he importer OF Free ch GOODS
doing large bnsaess at ~! NO bo reSs rop Wishing to
1naLe ren,lsncr of 1926 their father in Germany give
Behraud the nnnry ana ~ ,cir fshsrin Ger
rony ubirh he promised 10 do Long after the eicer
stronse having written to bis sons ihas he hsa o e. @
lSO Pearl street. bot be did not belong there al AT he
succeeded finally 10 au ev pee az eo
plant the Grand jury having found bill OF l"dici
ment against Behrud he arrested on bench warrant
and committed to prison 10 answer
PuRLoIsING A WATCH AND POCKET BooK.-IsaOella
Smith, colored girl Friday night stole watch worth
$40 and pocket book and cen0cs worth S,7o from ile
pocket OF Jacob Hail. OF ST Marks Place. when in the house
No 80 Anhonyst.eet She 10 come oat OF Tue
room With the poce, BOOK being detected dropped
il and attempted 10 escape but was arfeseo ana con'eo
10 prison 10 answer
ARREST OF CouNrERrErrERs.-Two men, named Smith
Hyatt Andrew Baker, arrested by officers IoTp
kns Hosn Bird for passing at stores three - counter
Ieil bills purporns TO be the Na,ona Bank Of rro'i
deuce. Rhode Island large amount OF The counterfeit
bills found in their possession and they were commit
ted TO prison at the Upper Police TO answer.
ARREST OF BETTER oS THE FIcnT.-Mr Miiiken the
Coroners Deputy, arrested to-day man named Joseph
Murphy keeper of porter house. charged WIN beng
principa! in the fight resulting IN the aedll Q!
Mccoy by betting the result and aiding and encs ia2
Ing its progress tue ground The CoioLer refused 10
take he committed 10 PRISON Tor e1arliha.?h.
He subsequently, admitted 10 bail IN 600 by
consent Mayor, Recorder, Judge heht ana he to!
LARcrsEs-John Swain arrested and committed for
stealing dr.scoat worth SIS from Michael Agan, No 2
StatesreeL
John Thompson arrested and committed for stealing
a pair Of panlaoons worth 81 from john Francis NO. 70
Ornnge-street
Ellen Howard was arrested and committed for stealing
pitcher worth 10 cents from No. Go Bayard-street
SUNDAY, Sept IL.
STEALING A LocKET.-A man Ramed Francis Corn, alas
Fisher was stealing lGcket worth $40 from
Charles Cas,endeck, of Nc. lo7 Third Avenue He az
Old offender and was fully committed
THEFT or CLoTH,Nc.-Two colsred men, nam ed David
Miller and Francis Carroll, arrested and fully com
ned for stealing about $40 worth Of clothing from Robert
Fcnton No. 1872 Nineeenlhsreet Both fully COMMITTED.
FEMALE PrcKPocgETs.-Two females, named Margaret
Wilson and Mary Jane Montgomery were arrested for he
Ing Jointly concerned in abstrscing $50 from the pan,aoons
pocket OF John Joseph No % Frankorlstreet while
house No. ISL Reade the evening of The lh
inst. Committed
CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-SUIcIDE.-I morning
inforkaon received by the Coroner that suicide had
been perpea,ed in Lberystreet and going n No. 1T,
the boarding house of Joseph r. Peters, the above place
he found that parsonage suspended by handkerchief 10
his bed post 1t appeared from the testimony that Mr. Pc
ters who has been extensively engaged making and pre-
pairing Lozenges and Medicines bearing his NAME on sat
urday evening went into his room and hung himself He
had benin Responding state of mind for some Time past
Verdict Sucine by hanging hnSe with handkerchief
during fit of temporary Insanity"