The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-01
City Intelligence.

Another RUNAWAY MONEY CAaMER-A few weeks
since, named Michael Noenan, who for years has
been engaged money carrier between the several
banks of Toronto Upper Canada and the Exchange Bro
kers of that city, suddenly left in company with his son
Patrick, taking with them about $4,000 which had been
entrusted to the of the father by Mr. Matthew Good,
broker OF that city, who also has office Buffalo,.
Surprising that they had made tracks for the resort OF all
refugees and rogues prior departure Tor Europe Rob
Codd Of Matthew, started Immediately this city
where he arrived Thursday afternoon in pursuit OF the
parties On enquiry, from description, two men were
traced to Maloneys tavern, foot of Barclay street, who
had been the day previous endeavorng to change
the various banks of Toronto Tor gold and silver
Through the assistance OF Mr. HARRISON inn keeper at
the corner OF Barclay and the son OF Mr. Codd sue
ceedea Yesterday in arrestng the rogues who were
searched, and S375 in gold and silver, found in their
possession. They then taken before the Mayor
and after examination renanded them until he can de-
eide whether they will be fully com mitted here for
trial Kept to await requison from Canada under
the Ashburton treaty The greater portion OF the bank
notes ed by the father and son in this city have
been returned to the Mayor in exchange for the gold
found in their possession and the money will be return
ed by the Mayor to Mr. Cold, on his giving an ndemni
flying bond as receipt
Neonan has lett family in Toronto, and intended to
sail for Europe he hal succeeded in changing
the money and securing passage.
FIaE AT CAsrLl GARpEs-About half past nine O'Clock
yesterday morning, the upper promenade the north
side OF Castle Carbon he main building, disco
vered to be fire. The flames worked through to the
the srbors, and presented, in short time
threatening and truly dangerous appearance. The Com
mander OF the North Carolina anchored short
from the Garden) Immediately sent on shore number Of
in two large boats provided with fire buckets, who
went actively to work. and with the aid OF those already
in the Garden, Succeeded in ngushng the ire. The
bells rang and the fire department promptly repaired to
the spot space the entire width Il the promenade, and
about fifty feet in length was wholly OF partially burnt
The hres supposed 10 have been occasoned by spark
from the steamboat Superior she about starting
with large company on pleasure excursion
EXPLOSION OF A SPIRIT Gas LAnP-MELAScHoLy RE.
sutton Thursday evening, Miss Ge0Tg1ana Wat
young lady about nineteen years old, residing in
the milleneIy establishment Miss Ann Patterson No
397 Broadway preparing retire TO her room Tor
the night, and while trimming spirit gas lamp, which
sne had lncautiously allowed to continue burning the
gas exploded, and in instant she was enveloped in
names which made rapid progress around her. and also
set the bed FIRE She hasten down stairs crying for
when Miss Patterson and the family endea-
vored to erngush the burning clothes, but could not
succeed until her arms, hands, chest neck back
lower extremities most severely injured Doctor
Julien OF the City Hospital, once summoned, and
prescribed for her. but the Inflated suit died about
O'Clock on the following morning alter seven hours OF the
greatest agony and torture Daring the evening which
the accident occurred Miss Watson had accompanied
mother part OF the to Brooklyn where she resided
and no, about ten O'Clock on the same night was sum
moned to the dying bedside othst daughter, from whom
she had parted few short hours before in health and
blooming life. Let her fatal heedessness be caution to
others, NEEDLE incautiousiy with dangerous
gas. The Coroners Jury returned verdict OF scciden
tai burning.
A DIsHorEsT AND FR.uDULENr rR.rsAcrIoN-An |
freshman, named John Healey went to the clothing store
ofM B Seigman, No. III Chatham street, and pur-
chased coat and pair OF rantaOons TOR eleven dollars
and while preparing TO pay for them the Jews repented
OF their sale, aud wished to withdraw the pansoons and
charge him Ss for the This refused when the
Jews apparently consented, wrapping up both in the
bundle Hesley laid dowa $40 bull, aud While getting
out thu other BILL NJ seisman opened the bundle took
the pants and placed them behind the counter and
then handed back 81 out of the $40 Tor the Hesey
then demonstrated and refused 20 take the without
the pants, when NJ Selgmsn struck him q heavy blow
and endeavored to throw him ont Of the store. The
jured purchaser entered complaint, and the roguish
Jew was held to bail in the sum OF $500 to the
charge.
RoBBISe THE BAReuE "FRANcn."-Yeserlsy morning
boat roved by three men was observed by Charles Da
Wis coored man, approaching the barque ''Frsncia,"
Captain John Colby, lying pier No O. North River
Two of the men whom he recognises as John Jones
aud John Dragn, boarded the vessel, and third
he did not know. He saw the tive men board lower
nto the boat large SAIL worth S25, coils OF rope
barrel Of beet and barrel pork each worth Sl2 which
hey carefully slowed away, and then pulled for the
hore. Not liking the movements Davis still kept his
eyes them and them leave the sail the corner of
Rector and Washington streets where IL subsequent
y lound and Dragin arrested by officer J. d Adams A
ortion OF the beef and pork they sold TO in
Temple street. and the remainder they carried to their
This DONE Davis proceeded to the captain and |
,fcrmed him of the affair, and accompanied the officer
the place where he had the goods Jones on his
summation, stated that Dragia and the other man had
ired bs boat to 60 to the Francia and carry off some
oods for them for which service he received but two
niliinH and about SIX pounds OF pork Dragn states
at he purchased he articles from person representing
mseli to be the second The sail he says he gave
ne dollar Tor, and ten shillngs tor the beef add pof
mis- story bore sueh evident MARKS OF falsshScdGnd
oguery that the Magistrate committed the parties in full
"A default Of bail.
THE way TO WArcH "A man named stephen
'imonson, arrested yesterday by officer Cockefare
.harged by james Van Colder with stealing lepinc :
Tasch watch he sold TO Thomas Morris fourteen | =
nillings, from whom II recovered The guard oil il
he watch was cut by simonson hiie Van Gedsr wss
sleep and the watch then taken from his pocket simop-
on was fully committed