The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-30
CITY Intelligence.

LOOK OUT Spurious notes of the Delaware and Iiud
son Bank in circulation, consisting oil genuine one
detected from the fact that the plates Of the genuine ten
dollar notes different from those Of the one The ior
aud IN. one dollar notes have large vgnette in the cen
al top OF The note. representing ships wareneuse
&c The alterations well made but this difference
|, VIII Immediately lead TO theiy detection.
THE Boar r. oE between Ste, hen Roberts and Sidney
Doron Tor bet ofconsderaoe amount, came Gil yester
day in the bay opposite Castle Garden large concourse
people were assembled to witness the from the
BATTERY and the garden which truly exciting during
the Contest The distance rowed Ave miles, which
was performed In thirty minutes and by 10
ber the Henry Stork beating Doron in the Highland
Mary about thirty yards only.
STATE PRnoN-Thsre now sas convicts confined in
the Sing Sing state Prison, 76s whom are males and
females The following persons have recently been par
doned by the Governor John Norman, Thomas Nc
Eroy, Thomas Parks. Andrew Van Tssse Samuel Beck
EFT, Anthony Nj Smith, Henry r. Remsen. The charges
against Elan Lyndes the keeper have been
of them him for cruel treatment and neg
lect OF duty which will probably re adopted at their next
meeting.
lent bank agsn put in circulation by the swell rogues
OF the town. fellow named Jshn Dennison was arrest
Thomas Ciscos at his Eating house, SIS Broadwsy and
upon being arrested and searching his person, large
roll of bills Of the same and other denominations was
found upon his person.
entered the Pearl Street House Tuesday and broke
open trunk in the of Oberlin which he robbed
America for $l00 five Of fifty each, and the remainder in
small notes and gold Travellers should leave such
an amount OF money in their trunks
WHOLESALE BuRGLAREs-A Few days since, officers
Tompkins and Bd OF the Upper Police obtained posses
sion offs large quantity Of stolen goods found in house
in 36th street. between the and 10th avenues and also
stable in third street-and also secured two rogues
known by the rames of George w. Willis, alias Morris
and John lor, alias Smiththe former OF whom is
only ABOUT nineteen years Of age and sash and blind
maker by trade. This discovery and exposure of the
goods caused the detection of the participation of these
in tkn
convicted, like Slater and Moiiatt, they will terminate
their days at Sing Sing Groceries found that had
10th and 26h street. which was entered the
night OF the goth inst and property stolen valued st S25
store ofW c. Burde Isl delaney street on the asth Of
August which then robbed of nine pieces of bleach
cd shrtng and the same number of pieces of calico
also, from the porter house Of Simon Haley. in
the 9Th avenue near Gath street. which was entered on
the 18th inst and robbed Of property valued at $780,
horse and wagon stolen from the stable of James G.
Page, oil 2l street Boots and shoes taken from the store
oCharles Simpson, in 9Th avenue, near 26th street
horse wagon and harness, that had been stolen from
the stable Of Richard whppie Brooklyn also traced
to their thefts. The rogues were fully committed
FEMALE Assault AND BArTrRY.-Margaret, Ellen,
arrested yesterday by officer John Davis, for aggra
waited assault and battery committed the wife of gen.
tleman residing in the same house with them Security
was given to answer the complaint, which, when tried
will present some interesting details.
FKov1pENrIAL EsoApE.-The train of cars which
left Boston last Thursday afternoon, of the track
at Oxford, at o'clock in the evening, in conse-
quence of coming in contact with an OK, of the
largest size. The crash frghtfu in the extreme.
Three cars were completely smashed to atoms, and
other damage done, particularly to the nerves Of
the passengers Not an individual, however, was
hurt. delay of TWO hours was occasioned while
the engine was sent for another train of cars
Meanwhile, the passengers, particularly the ladies,
were treated with every possible attention by the
active conductors of the road and OF Adams & Co.'s
express line.