The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-11
City Intelligence.

FUGirIvE CHARLEsror CAuGHr.-Oficer Hutb.
waite yesterday afternoon arrested Genoese named
Francisco Pasquaes alias Peter Bertrand who ran away
from the ship Olympic at Charleston bound to Havre on
the LIST ns where he was engaged cook taking with
him $40 in money, and gold watch belonging to the
steward Of the ship, whose Antonio Michel and
white Spanish dog called Goose the property of Mat.
thew Jacob, Of Charleston The money had been deli
vered to him to purchase fowls for the vessel and thu
watch to ascertain the proper time of day return after
he had made such purchase Instead of performing his
duty took passage board the packet Catherine 10,
this port and nabbed yesterday and deposited in thu
Tombs to await requston Rogucs must not come to
New York
Fmr.-About three O'Clock yesterday morning, a arc
discovered in the frame stable No. a6l Washington
street. Murray occupied BY Edward Knnesr, for the
accommodation Of marketmeni horses. The building,
well horses, three mules and COW, were con.
sumed
FourD DRowNEp.At the foot of Burling slip yesterday
unknown dressed in dark brown frock and
His pocket for rent due f. Sands by Richard G. Bartor
it Is therefore presumed that Barker his name
ASornrn vIcrIM-A woman named Catherine Fox
who had recently resided at ISL Cross street. died ndden
ly yesterday from Of inemperance The Coroner
held verdict on the body.
Cow THrEr.-An old rogue named John Mcguire, for
mery an inmate Of the State Prison. arrested yester
day by officer McMahon charged with stealing and driv
ing away two COWS the property Of Thomas Kowan of
found In his possession. He fully committed on
the evidence ofa boy named James Maloney who he had
engaged to watch for him while he disposed Of
| animals
Boy DRowxEp--The Coroner held an inquest ycster
day on the body of boy named Thomas Campbell ogcd
IL years who drowned Thursday afternoon in the
pond Of water between West and Washington near
pier No. y. r. The boy playing upon a log in the
water which suddenly rolled and he was drowned
This the third person whose life has been in this
pond within few months and the attention Of the city au
horities has been called the matter several times
how many more lives will be lost in this place through
your neglect to compel the owners ofhs slip either to fill
up or place secure fence around III Let the citizens Of
that vicinity hold public meeting this subject with
out delay.
DIEp SrpprSLr.-A named Joseph Aldrich, ne
native of aged a years found dead in his
odger in the house for several weeks aud had been
complaining Of illness for time past post norton
examination made by DR.. J. X. McComb, who dec
ded that his death occssoned by dropsy Of the chest
which verdict the jury returned.
ForSp rN CANDLE Box--The coroner was called yes
terday to view the body Of infant child month
old that found enclosed in candle box at the corner
OF 18th street and the LIST where had buried
and disnterred by the roofing swine The body being
in such state Of decomposition it impossible 10
certain the cause Ct its DEATH
Mock Arcrios "FuSK" cHoxEp or ms PLuspgR.-Ycs-
terday stranger entered the mock auction store No 1873
Chatham street. opposite Orange and sucked in &C.
coring to the Funk style to the Of some Sl4 He
paid portion account and then entered his complaint
at the Police office. Officer A. NJ c. smith was dcspatch.
ed in quest of the keepers place deception and the
Funk boss disgorged his i'll gotten funds without any talk
These scoundrels should be prosecuted allowed
to run at large plundcrng any and every they may
find green enough to be caught Strangers shouldYim
medately apply at the Police when taken in by these
rogues.
NAvM.--The following is a correct list Of officer
attached to the U. s. Frigate Congress, lying of
Portsmouth, N. II. bound to the Mediterranean
PhilipF. VOORHEES, ESQ., Captains T. q. Titon LIST Lieut..
II. H. Browning, I'd; John r. ellis Sd; T. A, Jenkins
ah; Richard Bache, jr. 9TH; D. D. Porter. 6th j. s. Pat
ierson, Acting Master; T. l.. Smith, surgeon; b. j. Ca
hoone pursas. I;cuf ~ Marines. Mia