The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-11
City Intellle ence.

INDICTED FOR LBELs-The Grand Jury returned to the
Court Sessions yesterday two bills oIndcAent agans
Herrck Ropes publishers of the Aurora and Michael
Walsh recent reporter Of that paper, for libel upon
Christopher Hampstead ohe Grand Jurors ofhe last
session Of the Court and also for libel Edward T.
Backhouse who witness before the Court at the last
session in trial for keeping dsorderly house Walsh
will appear this morning and demand immediate trial
The CELEsRArIoN.-The Committee of the Common
Council to whom referred the matter the ceebra
ton of the event of the introduction Of the Croton Water
reported last evening that invitations to the Corporations
of Brooklyn, Albany, Troy, Williamsburg, Newark and
Jersey City attend the celebration had accepted
That George Morris had furnished an Ode TO Re sung
by upwards Of two hundred performers front Of the
City Hall. That national salute will be fred at sunrise
by the Veteran Corps and that the bells Of the churches
and public buildings shall be rung for hour
rise and one hour at sunset
TAMMANY NoMNArroNs.-The democ ratio delegates to
nominate candidate for Register and Members Assem-.
bly,, assembled at Tammany Hall last night Sherman
Brownell was nominated for reelection Register and
the commit tLen ourned to meet again to select can
didstes for Assembly.
THE STOLEN LAcEs.-Mr. Phlps of the firm of ].
Phillips Co., of Boston, made examination yesterday
of the valuable lot of thread laces stolen from his
store and recovered by officers Relyea and Covin this
CITY, and identified the whole goods taken from their
thus been placed Of of the valuable
collections Of aces that could be found in this country
and which he had given up dead loss until he acct
dentally placed his eyes Sunday mornings Herald
THE M.RKErs.-A project is row before the Common
Coancl 10 make the markets free and charge the butch
the the hucksers, much per day week
for the Of their stalls The intention is first to COM
mute with the butchers for what they and what
Common Council is supposed them for compel.
ling strict adherence to the market laws by the
shops and then adopt the new plan. We shall wait time
least before any Common Council will be found indie
pendent enough decide this question with the butchers
They now owe nearly $780, 900 in rents and continue
to add to IL daily.
An EVERY DAY CAsE.-A Dutch boy named Charles
Frye who has been recently employed in the grocery
store Of Henry Brown, corner Of Hudson aud Charlton
streets made himself absent from business yesterday
$50 in bank notes and specie and dress had
been stolen from the house. Officer McCrath nabbed the
gentleman in tie OF the morning. and rskng"
him recovered nearly the whole of lost
the stolen coat The coat the property of Martin
Brown Frye was committed
OF four and six pence by Of the vgilsnts about
yesterday. The man who would and could get such
start Bill deserves Immortal mention, and It's for this
we record the transaction
Irp,crED.-Mrs Lewis, for keeping dsorderly house
in Church street. near Reade. Bail entered.
CouNrEEEIr MoNEY-A dealer in spurious money
named VIM Boggs, entered the clothing store OF Mr.
chased grey dress coat, for which he gave $40 note
purpong be OF the Seventh Ward Bank and received
dollar in change. He denied having any other
ney at the time and the note being discovered to have
GERS Welsh and Tompkns arrested him and found 500
Of the notes in his possession. They well ex
ecuted of letter A. dated January lsa2 and made pay
able to Henry Clay. Boggs was fully committed.