The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-08
city Intelligence

city Intelligence.
CHARTER TIcKErs-There are two sets of candidates
for Charter Officers in the Twelfth end fourteenth
Wards supported by the democrats and less than four
in the Sixth The democrats OF the Sixth hold cleo
ton to-day by request Of matchmaking Committee
in order to select of the candidates in the field
"the regular" We of opinion that it will break up
in row, and that the whole four tickets will be
the day OF election and Carkon Crolius the wing
didate for Alderman, be elected.
In the Ninth Ward there has been regular demo-
cratic nomination for Assistant Alderman. A meeting
democrats of the ward is called this evening at the
corner Of Christopher and Hudson streets, to make
nomination. Isaac Smith, very popular mon in the
ward will in all Probabtys be chosen as the regular
candidate.
wHrnE's Tom FLoYp.-The Mayor offers reward OF
$4,000 apprehension of this runaway felon Col
lector of City Revenue. Which Of the Police Off
GERS will start for "Cspe de Verbs and market 1 Who
speaks first ? Don't all bawl out at once.
RowDr,sM-A party of Rowdies, from oyster eel.
lar on Wednesday night moved number of those large
water pipes which placed opposite the establishment
of Mr. Nblo right the street, leaving but small
passage Just sufficient allow vehicle to pass Had
any carriages been passing at rapid moderate
pace they must inevitably have been dashed to pieces
and he inmates less injured And where wsre
the Policef Were there none on that beat?
SuProsHp STOLEN Goops.-Mr. Thomas Baker, the
day police officer Of the Fifth Ward has in his posses
sion three pieces cotton goods suitable for pantaoons
which he found the person OF man who is supposed
have stolen them The owner can obtain the property
by application to the officer.
PEr1Y THlEvEs-Two black boys named Thomas
Williams, and william Smith, were caught yesterday
and committed a charge OF stealing pilot cloth frock
and pair OF boots valued at 81 u.s. the property OF
Charles McC;ahan, 81 Chapel street.
Susan NcCary was arrested yesterday, and up
for stealing watch worth s., the property OF Maria
Harreman, All Washington street.
DROWNED MAN FouNp.-The body OF man whose
name is unknown, found Wednesday in tbs East
between Rutgers and Pike street. He was clothed
in blue with metal buttons, red flannel under shirt
cotton drilling drawers and corderoy pantaloons APP
peared be about 40 Of age No marks of violence
upon his and the Coroner Jury
found q verdict OF I" found drowned"
ANorHER SAcRIrIcE ON the ALTAR OF RUM-A woman
named Nancy Tower, wife Of Mayhem Tower, while in
husband to the foot of Perry street, and accidentally fell
overheard while there, and although Immediately res
cued died from the effects in short time aterw ards
Coroners verdict death by congestion of brain pro-
duced by.immersion in the water.'
SuIcpe-A woman namsd Amy Hagan, during fit Of
sent of her children to the drug store Of
Alexander Smith, $40 Grand street procure four cents
worth Of lsudnum, which she swallowed and died soon
after.
UNKNOWN Man FOUND DYISG.-The Street Inspector
eff the Fifteenth Ward, the 5h inst, found man,
the Fifth Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
in stupid and almost senseless state. He ordered him
to be the Bellevue Hospital where he died on
Wednesday He appeared to be about IS years Of age
and as dressed in blue coat with metal buttons, mix
ed sattinet pants and buff vest.