The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-23
city Intelligence.

ihrcArASr ARRksr UNDER THE LArE TREATY BErwEEr
ENGLAND AND TINS CousrRy.-we give below the de
tails OF arrest made in the limits Of this State in
fomty with the article the treaty effected between
this country and England which STIMULATES for the de
livery Of persons charged with certain crimes and mis-
demeano, who may have fed the jurisdiction of either
country to that Of the other On the 18th Of January
last farmer, named John Glmour died. in the town OF
Inchannon, in the parish of Inchannon and buried
in the churchyard Of Dunlap Ayrshire in Scotland but
from some cause the friends CT the deceased entertained
suspicious that oil right and had the body
humei on the 22d April, when, upon examination Of the
stomach ascertained that the OF death
arsenic supposed to have been administered at different
times and the vile was suspected being particeps
crimnis This belief strengthened by the fact tina.
she fled upon being summoned to attend before the autho
rites holding the inquest. A warrant issued by
the Sheriff Substitute OF Renfrewshire petition of the
Procurator Fiscal to George of the rural police
Of Paisley Renfrewshirs for the of Christina
Cochran, otherwise called Gmour wife of the deceased
After dgen search it ascerained that she had fed
the country in the brig Excel, for New York. Upon
this, the officer after procuring the necessary documents
from the Secretary of State left in the ship Acadia
which arrived at Boston, the - ult, and to
this CITY, when after laying the matter before the United
States Court Judge Belts issued the necessary warrant
and on Wednesday evening Mr.. McGay went down to
Staten Island board the brig which had just arrived at
the Quarantine, and there arreated the woman and
lodged her in prison here. She will be brought before
the United States Marshall Saturday next, for final
examination.
LARGE THEFT OF FIVE FRANC PrEcEs-A German emf.
grant named Frederick Eresman, arrested on We'd
nesday evening by officers McGrath and Cockeiar,
charge Of stealing 4S5 five franc pieces from his cousin
Catherine Keyer. The accused came passsngerin com.
pany with the complainant in the ship Burgundy recent
ly arrived from Havre and the money missed the
arrival oithe vessel at this port and the accused among
the missing On being arrested 3l3 OF the pieces were
recovered and after being before the United States
Marshal, under asupposon that the theft committed
the high seas returned the police having
been committed after the arrival of the vessel The
ney was restored to the complainant and the accused
lodged in prison.
GERS Stephens and McGrath returned from Baltimore ha
wing in custody two notorious pickpockets who have
erings Their names are John Carpenter, alias Sommer
ndyke, alias Bergen jack and Thomas Lowerie About
three weeks SINCE they fed from this city after robbing
Pennsylvan drover, Daniel ned of his pocket book
containing about $205, the Five Points, whittier he
had gone to visit the leighborhood known Dickens
Place" They went to Baltimore, and about two weeks
since the active police officers Hays Zell and Rdgley, OF
that city arrested them and had them confined in Jail until
the New York officers could claim them under rtquisitOn
OF the Governor OF the State They did and the nim
BILE cheraliers are now in the Tombs awaiting trial.
MINOR OFFENeEs.-John Henry Logee and Wales d.
Casterton committed for stealing pair of boots the
property of Samuel H. R. Lee, Jr passenger on board
the steamboat North America Michael Bryan stole
pair Of boots worth so from the store of Henry Romer
No. 534 Grand street and coored lad named Stephen
Jones' was locked up for carrying off an axe from the
premises of Mrs. Henderson, No 1876 Green witch stall
special sessions culprts
DEATH DRowNNc.-Yesterday man was found
floating in the East River, near James Slip he was appa-
renty sailor his left the letters H. s. w M
marked in India Ink He appeared to be about 80
years Of age. sandy complexion and sandy hair, was
dressed IN blue roundabout blue pants. red flannel
der shirt and slippers He had not been in the water
a few hours Verdict-the unknown man was found
drowned,