The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-10
City Intelllgence.


SUNDAY MoRNINo's HERALD woRrH $40 OO0-On the
night Of the 9th Of September last the store of Messrs
Phillips Co.. of 4l Washington street. Boston was en-
burglars and valuable costly aces and other
expensive goods, valued at from ten to fifteen thousand
dollars stolen Every exerton has since been made by
the police for the recovery Of these goods and the
detection ofthe robbers on Saturday afternoon officers
Reyea and Covn, this city, ascertaned their where
abouts and recovered the whole amount The Herald
sunday morning contained exclusive account of the re-
covery which Mr. Phillips who happened to be in this
city, read and Immediately WENT the Police and idept
fed the goods by the private store marks upon them He
had given up ell hopes their recovery and but for tho
notice in the Herald would have left the CITY without
knowledge Of the success Of our officers Messs Relyes
and Colvin obtained information Friday that excited
their suspicious and the rogues having an innp OF doubt
as to their safety removed the trunks containing the roo
three times during the day. By the most ex
ertions the officers kept the trail although different cart
men were engaged each tme and finally succee led in
finding the goods, but not the burglars They were too
cunning to be trapped but escape long Let mer
chants and others thus the value of daily Herald
ASoIHE MAN KILLED IN FIoHr.-On Saturday eve
ming James Goodwin and Hugh Crosse the butch
porter house. No. AZ Ninth Avenue below 10th street
man named George ooksd wnen young
ders, and abystander named Thomas Humphries init.
mated that such an interference with the game was inn
Yn4o fFnru
the table TO take the part of HUMPHREYS and
passed between him and to 20 into the Il
70 night out They went out together and ConkwriQh
was seen to strike him the head when he fell to the
pavement and was taken in state of nsensbity and
died esterday morning post examin alton of
e body was made by Professor Willard Parker and John
Osoorn NJ d. when was ascertaned that the skull was
from the lower part the pareta bone
the occpita bone to the oramen magnum nd that the
immediate cause Of his death compression OF the brain
produced by the fracture Upon examination of the head
was concluded that the injury causing death was pro-
duced from the fell on the pavement deceased being
ners Jury returned verdict that James Goodwin came
TO his death by violent blow eloniously inflicted by
George Conkwrght the side Of the head on the eve
ming Of the 9Th instant" Conkwright safe in prise
Goodwin was about Is Of age native of Ireland and
q son Of John Goodwin of the 9th avenue.
DRowSEp DaUSK.--A man named Edmund Crowpcn
recently hand board Of the schooner Samuel Henry
from Virginia, drowned at Judds wharf, foot Of Mar
ke street about week SINCE and his body found yester
day and Inferred by the coroner.
An uSeRArErUL RAscAL--An Irishman named Patrick
scanlan arrested yesterday morning BY ocer stok e.
ly under the following circumstances In the month Of
July last no sailed from Sligo TO this port the capacity
Of servant, with Eleanor Walker, widow, who allowed
his family 10 take passage to Canada in ship previously
selected by herself and which had returned port
been dsmasted During the passage she missed twelve
soveregns which supposed to have been stolen nv
seaman and on Friday last ninety tab en- from he,
residence in this city She immedxfei suspected Scan
Ian and on sending for officer sokely BE recovered IS In
hune that had been taken by ScanIan TO the house OF
person IN Mulberry street He confessed the theft and
was iully committed, ~ "