The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-22
CITY Intelllgepce,

MrsrERIous-We learn the following particulars from
Dr. Warren Reade street Broadway who applied
yesterday at the Corohers office to ascertain the descrp-
ton of the female found in the cisern the premises
Murray Hill, mentioned in the papers about week
since, supposing it might possibly be Mrs. Mary Tray
wife Of fireman board the steam Frgae Nilsson.
RI who had been missing these last eight nine weeks
About that time she left her residence Thirty First
street to visit friends who living at No. 445
Washington street. and also to draw money out Of
her husbands which latter object she did succeed
in and returned towards her home in the company of
Mrs. Fisher who parted from her Twenty Fourth
Since then tidngs have been heard OF her She
lar advanced in pregnancy and has been of Incorporate
habits. Her friends much troubled about her dssp
pearance, she had but single sixpence with her. and
her clothes not of the best quality The description
did not at all correspond with the Of the German
man, and inquiries have been set ost to solve pos
sibe, the mystery.
A PHYSICIAN CENsuRKp NJ A CoRoNrRs JuRv.-The
Coroner held inquest the house Of Susanna Lake,
No. as Columbia street. the body of Stephen Rchsrds
aged rs ears, native of Massachusetts, who died
about eleven O'Clock Tuesday night, while suffer.
ing under disease the lungs and partial palsy, which
attacked him on Saturday last Doctor Warren Yer
meue was called in to attend him, who ordered
tard plaster 10 be applied to the parts affected but did
administer medicine internally; did he call second
time The Jury after hearing the returned the fol-
from disease of the lungs and that the scian DrWar
vermeue die not discharge his duty the deceased
during his Illness" We further learn that the Doctor
fused attend the inquest the request ofhe Deputy
roner in consequence Of which the adjourned
until the following morning. when subpoena was resI'
conduct looks to say the least OF it, rather suspicious
The consequence ofreusng to obey Coroner' subpoena
is fine of S25 the payment Of which will we learn be
enforced in this case.
Rr.CAPruREp.-About month SINCE James Allen,
alias Henry Brton convicted burglary and sentenced
to the stes Prison for ten years. three of which he had
aerxe IL
the grating of the hospital window The being Of
very delicate proportons) He slept in the woods tn Q
first day. and by some means other, reached this
city the following night still clad in the prison dress
Here he obtained change and remained in conceament
until Tuesday night about two o'clock, when he
again arrested in attempt to commit burglary the
dwelling house Of Daniel T. Wett No 2ls Henry street.
Watchman w. 8. Jarboe, while going his rounds,
alarm rap, calling himself Henry Burton ran up
from the Of Mr. Wiletts house in his stocking feet
having thrown away his shoes, which the hmsn sub
sequeny found He arrested, and being brought
before the police officer Hurthwaite at recognized
him as the escaped convict and questioning him in
his CELL he admitted the fact and the Court ordered him
be back TO out the remaining years.
which was done yesterday evening
A SERVANT RoBBING MrsrRKss.-Nfary Lillis or
Aalis an Irish girl residing at her brothers house in
Smith and John Davis, complaint Of Mrs. Sarah Quick,
widow lady, residing at No. 49, Henry street, who
charges her with having stolen, while living
in the house, amounting to $27o,whch she had in
black cloth pocket, and, for safe keeping had been
placed between two beds on which Mrs Quick was &C
customed to sleep. The girl strenuously denied any
knowledge of the pocket its converts She however,
finally confessed that she had the pocket when sha-
king the BEDS but had LEFT it there she fully
mtted to answer
ReBBINe A FELLOW BoARpEn.-,Cieorge b. rite, aliss
English George. yesterday arrested by officer Ruck-
e for stealing the sum Of Si4 from the pantaoons pocket
Of his mate James Russell at their boarding house,
No. so Cherry street.
Az UrLroESssp GRoGGEnY.-James lutte, keeper on
Blackwels Island, entered a complaint against woman
named Jane Ann Ellis, for keeping unlicensed grog,
gerry G., opposite 10th street, where girls Oh
bad fame, and dlsorderly persons harbored. The
herself being of dscputable character she was
held to bail in the Of 5000 to quit the place. ana Keep
the peace for one year.
ATTEMPT no Rop-A little boy, named James koo.
ney was caught by Mrs. Scott, wife Of John Scot
keeps sort OF store at No ll3 Eighth
ing on his hands and knoes behind the counter VIII w
Intention she supposes, Of stealing the money r'"
till. moor stoke
ADELupEp GrRL-On Tuesday evening" o"o' "