The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-16
City Intelligence.

MARY DIaAr IN TRoUBLE.-The inmates OF the
boarding school of Madame Legary, who resides in
broadway near Stuyvesant Institute, have recently
lost number OF articles Of dress, jewellery, &c
and certain circumstances induced suspicious to fall
upon servan, girl named Mary began, who had re.
sided in the house for length of time IN that capa.
city. Officer Hilliker, Of the Upper Police office,
was called in; with his usual segacity recovered
diamond ring, gold pencil case, &c that were
among the missing articles. large chased fore fin
ger ring, with an amethyst stone was found in the
ashes Of one OF the fire places OF the house, for
which an owner is desired The girl was fully som.
mi,ted for trial.
SHoP LITTER CAusHr.-One Of the Tribe Of shop
lifters named Laurence Stevens entered the s,or.
of Arvah TheaIi, Zl Grand street, yesterday morn.
ing, on the pretence of making purchase OF goods
but made one OF the usual mistakes natural 10 his
craft, and attempted TO carry eff piece of printed
calico, measuring thirty sthree yards, and valued
al $i,lS lie was accidently discovered in the scl
and arrested with the goods In his possession
BREAKIEo OPEN TRUNK Philip and Ellen
Voice, were arrested yesterday by officer Tappan,
on charge OF stealing seven soyereigns, valued at
$50 80. from Judith kearnan, Of 43 Liberty street,
on the 18th inst. The parties board At the above
named house, and few days since Judith Kearnan
left The key OF her room with Ellen Voice. while she
visited Trend and on her return she found that the
money above named taken out. They were both
| committed Tor further examination
DEATH FROM lNTEMrERANcE-The Coroner yes.
terday held an inquest III Mulberry street. on the
body Of man named William Tripgnan, born in
England, pedlar BY trade, and Of very Incorporate
hablts, VINO died on Tueseay morning al o. Clock.
Verdict death from intemperance"
| AN infant FOUND "A male infant was found in
gutter IN wooster street, yesterday morning, sup
posed TO have been Of premature birth lis bouy
waste TO the Aims Hose and an inquest held,
but no evidence was produced 10 lead TO the disco
very Of his pareRt.
scESr AT TIE POLICE orrscE YrsrxnDAY.-A
Texan warrior, one OF those who at JacInto dealt
out bIo~s with valorous heart, but weakened he adj
entered tomb Tor living dead, kept by a WOMAN
kyerson by name-who glories in her guilt and
shame and, 6uckhng TO living corpse, assembled
TO a room above, there 10 pour out his theme OF
love. "A SD Georgetown bill he offered to this
| naughty Jnl, who kept the whole, and gave no
change, save such as came within her range. Some
words arose between the pair, that ended in sad
affair [; and he, the poor unIucky wight, was left
with coat tails minus quite. His eyes were BACKED
his nose was bed, his body beat, and kicked his
head his clothes were torn, his pockets picked and
his whole suIface beat and kicked. His beaten
phlz his taless coat, his kets clear from change
10 desperatlon's brought. Then 10 th~ Tombs he
hled his way, and told the story q The day, when
Low and Smith, and Lester too, we're seni 70 see
what iney could do They found me Smsxonisn
crew, and marched them 10 IN ssu1ds ~ two.
when Mary and Margare. WOOD, were rent be-
ow 10 learn some good while Conyro-, OF The
i'San band, with spencer Goa, sad tails 10 f1asd,
marched from the Tombs with victory won, ano
oors' oil what he had Just done. Ills bIcsied phiz
.na shortened coat, cropped like a bob-all boodso
"oa'' VIII ever be an image sent, when he on tyil
"ays 70 oent aod next he enters den Of shame.
ny every mirror be a frame where Comptons
cetus anu Oomp'on's name may contrast rich with
game.