The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-30
City Intelligence.


week contained the particulars of the arrest Of Benjamin
SLATER black and John Mofatt white for the crime OF
burglary and larceny in entering, setting fire to-
and stealing from the French Catholic church in Canal
street, in the first Of November Since then it has been
ascetained that the premises Of T. Levy No. Bowe
ry, burglariousy entered and robbed in the early
of November, Of quantity of jewery Of the value
Of two hundred dollars part Of which has
ed by officers Sparks, McGrath and Huess who arrested
the burglars.
The perfumery store OF Joseph w. Trust No. 81 Wal.
ker burglariousy entered and robbed Of large
quantity Of perumery and China ornaments the value
Of one hundred dollars and upwards; property pretty
| much recovered, on oath October.
The premises off N. T. II. Selby dry good dealers at
the corner OF Anthony street and Broadway burgla.
rously entered set fire. and robbed of quantity Of
silks part which have recovered on the 18th of
November
The premises of George Butler of No Astsr House.
vesey street. vender of Hus trusses burgarously
entered and robbed and set fire. Also the premises Of
William limbaugh, No. Aston House, tailor were en-
tered and robbed oftwo cloaks property recovered
The premises of John NJ. Doand, coorcd man, at No
ss6 Broadway, and repairer OF clothing were
burglarousy entered set fire to- and robbed of clothing
| part Of whch have been recovered.
Thepremise o. Samuel Martin, No. 1850 Grand sire et
carpet weaver 'hres times" burglarously entered
and robbed ofrag carpet part of which property has
been recovered.
Benjamin Slater, colored man. and John Msiat alias
Williams white, arrested the 10th December BY OH
GERS VIM. II. Sparks, McGrath and Huosts for the Of
fences aforesaid.
MIXED ur.-on Tuesday evening last John Howard,
223 Spring street. entered the oyster cellar of Christie
pher Trpler of Canal and streets in com
pany with three other persons and after partakng of
tiers and other refreshments valued at 81 rendered
$50 note in pawn mt Mr.. Howard unable to change
the note and returned it, when Tpler gave him other
note Of the denomination which he also admitted he
could not change. Trpler then gave him a So note
which he changed and reserved amount due Triper
alleges that he did receive $50 note back
and s confirmed in his testimony by Mary C. vanpelt OF
81 Mercer street, David H. Price, Of Hester and
James McPake II Grand street. Howard denies the allie
CATION and nssr that he returned both He wa,
held to bail in the sum OF S200to the charge
CHILD DIED THE srREEr.--Yesterday morning az
Julia Hammond colored woman, conveying her f.
male child, named Julia King from her own lodgings 10
the house Of friend it died in her arms The coroner
was called in, and the jury returned inquest death
| from Inflammation ofthe lungs.
DIED AT EIGHTr- NISE.-An old woman, aged &c. named
Ezateth Carstang native Of this city, who has recently
occupied the upper part Of the premises 100 Avenue
died yesterday morning from debility, produced by old
age She had been i'll for several days past but refused
medical attendance
| AporLExv.-An English woman, named Lucy Titus
aged about "a years. died suddenly from apoplexy yester
day, at rs Mott street. She of incorporate habits
and had been complaining for several days of ill
ness.