The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-09
City Intelligence.

| RECOVERY OF $4,000 WORTH OF LAsEs-Ohicen Rel.
yea and Colvn yesterday
trunks filed with rich and costly laces, silks gloves
hosiery &C., valued at from 900 to $4,000 The goods
supposed to have been stolen from New Orleans
ofour southern cities, and southern papers win there
fore benefit their readers by notice. The goods contain
the private marks of the and therefore be
easily identified Letters addressed to the above officers
will be attended to.
THE CRoroS CELEBRArIor-The publication in the
Herald yesterday Of the the societies and sssoca.
tons that intend parade the of Friday next
has caused much astonshment among that portion of
public who have not been appraised Of the immense move
ments that making to render this procession the most
magnificent of any that has been in this coun-
try Thousands will be present from surrounding towns
and cities and New York that day will present spec
tacle worth weeks journey to get peep at The line
will be formed the west side of Broadway right on the
Battery. The column will file roundths Bowling Green
and countermarch up Broadway Union square, round
that and down the Bowery to Grand street. through
Grand stecet to East Broadway. down East Broadway
and Chatham street to the Park where the parade will be
dismissed. after the ceremonies there over Should
the weather. the day appointed for the celebration
unavorable the procession will be postponed Notice of
the posponsment will be givenby displaying flags at
tain stations yet be determined on in different parts
the city.
ARREST A LOTTERY Policy DEALER.-Henry A. R.
Kreemer Of No. 81 Sheriff committed up
having sold two gigs" in Providence and Delaware lot
teres to negro wood sawyer named Bill Rowland Of
LOT Sheriff. Captain Blouck made the arrest The sum
paid cents and the chances TO win one dol
lar.
OrIs ALLEN UP AT LAsr.-Oficer A. NJ c. Smith ac-
Sing yesterday He was Immediately placed at his busi
carpet Allen has been rapidly declining
in health for the past several months and hs large
lar frame stands but slightly covered with flesh. His
clothes hang him loosely present
should doubt that he will live to half his sentence
out.
white Of the prison. He has gang of about
dozen under his charge and said to excel the whole
them in the fancy brushing.
FIRE.-On Friday evening fire was discovered in the
lower part of the two story wooden building Of
No. 40 Allen street, occupied by William Colder a
.hop TRe s to
buildings adjoining being of wood and only stories
high, were soon envsloPed in flames and destroyed No
ITO was occupied by MIR. Harrington, dwelling No.
liz by Mrs. Cyphers also as dwelling; No. 1853 as
slaugher-house by Pnkney and Bryan, and No. TIA by
damaged. Mr. Goiders loss is about $500. John Re.
veauI loss estimated at abou. $3eOno insurance. The
two dwellings belonged 10 Mr. sideil, ana were in
sured.
MOCK AucrioNs arrests took place yesterday
of auctoneers, who deal piece box lots on the
Chatham street Peter Funk system but they all
tied a usual.
SINGULAR CASE OF SurrocATroN.-An infant child,
aged about year. son Of John Murphy a Moore street.
came TO ms death on Friday afternoon the following
singular He had been sick for time but
was recovering and while creeping about the floor
ing the absence OF his mother, drew wet cloth from
tub the floor which became enanged about his head
and suocaed him death. When his mother
returned, after absence OF five minutes she found him
insensibe, and could not restore him to life.
A CHILD KILLED A DRUNKEN FArHrR-An infant
child of Charles Doughertys, Ill Elizabeth street.
Tuesday morning, was deprived Of life Friday
ing under the following singular circumstances Sosn
after born attacked with spasms and in the
evening Dougherty came home drunk, and laid down
upon the bed with his wife and infant While in this
beasy state one of his accidentally laid upon
the child which was after discovered to be dead
The Coroner held inquest the body and the Jury
returned the following verdict =" That the said female
infant to her death by congestion of the BRAIN and
that her death probably accelerated by being
laid by the father while in state of intoxication"
Doughery in such noisy and beastly state of in
toxication, that at the time of holding the inquest FRI
day evening, the Coroner compelled to commit him
to prison. from which he was liberated yesterday.