The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-29

wallet was found upon him, containing q number Of
- and $40 notes. Of the Montreal ank that in the
hands OF the proper authorities. Any person having
lost such money, by having his pocket picked, find
en- application at the Lower Police to either Of the
above named officers
ASorHER ARREST FOR LisEL.-Anson ,Herrick and
John Ropes, publishers Of the Aurora, arrested
second time yesterday for ma cious libel" on Tho
mas j. Smith, Esq. member Of the New York bar
They held to bail in the of $1,000 each to ap
pear before the Court Of General Sessions to answer the
offence.
BURIAL or DEAD in favor OF or opposed 10
buyng the dead in the vaults Of our city church ysrds
located below Grand street. are requested to present
their views before committee OF the Common Councii
that meet at the Mayors Office, City Hail. this afternoon
at s o'clock.
WALL STREET BRoKER DEAD IN PRisoN-Francis
Aetford who was committed to prison on the Goth OF
January and who since been indicted six charges
offorsery died yesterday the hospital Black
island here he had been removed on the al inst
account of illness. His disease was Jail fever.
RoevERY The INCREASE The watchstuders, pick.
pockets and passenger forwarding agents ell wide
awake about town. Every man must keep his eyes
skinned.
This somewhat notorious man arrested yesterday
for assault and battery on gentleman uamed Peter
r
he calls It, to enquire relative to receipt given. By
Russell to Plat lngersoll in payment of Sc So for
passage from this city to Montezuma in the General
Passage Line The receipt was found to be worthless
application to the proper authorities and Bill denied
This produced words and Bill threatened all sorts Of
vengeance when Bowyer was selected to deposite him
in the Tombs to cool his blowers of. People should
never pay these agents in advance for passage.
90 That water jar in the Police Office wos as dry
yesterday as conri bution box. Where are the morn
ing officers.
obtained possession of twopieces Of ingram carpepg
and looking glass valued at fifty dollars on Wednes-
day, by representing that the ownar Mrs Frances Al
exander, had sent for them at 81 Anthony street. She
was caught and Gagged by officer McGrath.
Rossiyo An EMPIoYeR-A girl, named Mary Eliza
Poole, who was in the employ of Ransom Parker, q
bank notes, that had been placed in bureau in the
house. and she safely crbbed at the Upper Police
for sentence at the Sessions.
SUSPICION ov THrFr.-Maria Mcdonald, while in
sta of rumnembuls a on Wednesday night, stop
ped by Waterman, Edwards who relieved her of three
carmens frocks. womans dress and pair of drawers
er will find them at the Upper Police.
GENTLEMAN PicKroCKEr IN THE FIELp.-Duripg
sale offurniture yesterday morning rs Franklin street
DR.. Frederick A. Caldwell of 90 Leonard street while
descending the stairs felt somebody fumbling Of
cd taper fingered rascal close bshind MIN and Ri, racket
book, that contained about SIS in money lying UPON
the steps The Decor collared the rogue who immed
ately exclaimed, am gentleman, sir homer bright
I've got nothing" officers Sweet and Colvin who had
attended the sale in search of such rogue landed
him in the Lower Police Office he said his name
was Joseph Norvell and where he was locked up for
further orders
BRINs BACK THEM SpooNs john and Peter Johnson
brethren in flesh, sin, and nquity, committt ct
the upper police yesterday charge fseang several
silver spoons valued at twelve dollars from the house
Michael Brown, 80 Walker street.
TAKE CARE OF your CLOTHES LIsEs.-William Stewart
very etly walked into tn yard OF Owen Noxop, No.
20 Rivingon street. and cleared the co,hesne Of it's
SHOP LITTER CApGHr -Aa old woman named Cathe-
rne Elliott arrested yesterday in the Of Juggling
efa piece ofmusn that she had attempted to appropri
ate to her own from the store OF James Birdsa
80 Broadway. Committed.
WOMAN SCALED A woman named Mary Rey-
nelds, who has resided with named John Tighe
and his wife, at 03 Broome street, during the temporary
absence Of her husband at Blackwells Island
tackled on Wednesday night by Tighe an, his wifi and
her forehead cut from to ear by large Rey
nolds having served out short term FOR petty larceny
returned home the above evening" and Tghe attempt
between the parties. An ante mortem examination was
made by the Coroner aided by Dr. E Stewart which
Tighe's wife to which he was considered accessory.
The woman lies dangerously ill from the effects of the
wound at the City Hospital, and may die from brain
fever.
ANOTHER USxsowN Man FourD.-Yesterday drowned
unknown man was found in Old slip. He had been in
BILE to describe either his person 80 that he &C ud
be recognized.
Thar HEEL.-We saw a boot yesterday on the foot Of
man in Centre street. that would fit the heel and iron
bottom on the specimen at the upper police Office steps
We, therefore, claim the reward Of $20
PETTY THIEvEs-A boy named Jerome La Tour, stole
agridiron from Dan Kavanagh, Of Jaues street. and
sold for six cents The young rogue was locked up.
veral punches of clothes lines in her possession had
been stolen without doubt.
10 CHATHAM THEATRE.-The entertain ment
this evening commence with Shakspeare's tragedy OF
tayer, Mrs Thorne Mrs Blake and Miss Mestayer an.
pear in the principal Characters Scott also enacis
Long Tom Coffin in the NAUTICAL drama Of Paul Jones'
90 AMERICAN MUsEUM-The my sterious Gipsy
Girl has crowds attending her levee during the day
The performances OF Yankee Winche are full Of humor
and keep the audience 10 a Among the dances by
Celeste is the Irish Tilt which is peculiarly rch
gains thunders Of clause The singing Of Miss Rosa
lie is raptursusly encorci and arnums experiment.. in
Animal Magnetism beat Or. Collyer and Col Stone out of
sight They remove all doubts regarding this singular
science.
90 THE EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL
ACADEMY-Coasissing OF 3j7 original works OF Art
never before exhibited, is now open at the rooms
Of the Academy. There is marked mprovemt nj from
last year-in its appearance caused in part by better
modification OF the Zig and advance
in excellence by ihs contributors.
90 THE BEST ARTICLE FOR THE HAIR, THE
reputation OF which has grown TO such degree that
Grandjesn'a excellent and celebrated composon for
preventing the falling oil of the hair its
vigorous growth ana radically curing dandruf. This
composition is composed Of stimulating qua
es and the antsge Of being agreeable in
its apple alton and of pleasing perfume. We csnnst
too highly recommend il TO readers.
The genuine is for sale at No. Barclay street New
York and at A. LAHORE, 80 South Fourth street. Phadel
pha.
90 FROM THE WASHINGTON GLOBE MARCH
- AT the request Of of estimsb BILE
citizens, who informs that he has been entirely cured
OF the gravel by using DR.. Ices medicine we publish
the following for the benefit OF all who afflicted ith
the disease.n
From the Brooklyn, New York Annual Visitor for Feb
ls's, by Doctor Martin x Bridges-Doct Lees Inf ma.
~ for the Gravel, 10 Nassau street, New York-Itis
from motives OF real sympathy, that refer TO this
bilshment aware as am, that vast amount Of human
suffering is endured from OF kno Wedge that tn
Is remedy for this most painful and disressipg disease
DR. s. H. Lee, the originator OF the Lees
New London Bilious Pills. is ply STEFAN of high repu.
tation and some thirty practice and could be
benefited by Ks that could make in his favor
Relieving this complaint ny be eecusly .ubdued by