The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-15

CHARGE AGAINST CROWLEY roR LAucrNy-Davd Crow.
ley, who recently entered plea of guilty to several
dic'ments for forgery, was yesterday arraigned
charge of grand larceny in stealing about four
yards of Amazon arod from his former employers David
Valentine and Alexander Capelio The braid is valued
at cent and hall yard, and supposed have been
stolen while he was engaged in experimenting in dying
The braid for said gentlemen. The notices in the Herald
have thus restored the property the owners and
posed the rascaiy ofths prisoner He will now tried
for grand larceny, but will previously be senencedto
| State prison for the forgeres.
Morn BUsGLAHEs-The book bndery of Edward S.
Taylor OF Fulton and Nassau streets entered
by burglars on Wednesday night and hve brass finish
ing tools large quaro Bible bound in morocco and
ladies writing desk elegantly bound in Turkish morocco.
soie from the premises Look out for these articles
the burglars have not been arrested.
Ysr ANorHER-On Wednesday evening the hat and
cap mandatory of Theodore Jones. on the of
10Th street and First Avenue, forciby entered by
burglars and one hundred silk hats in the rough and
twenty colored were stolen Vendors end dealers
will therefore be their guard TO catch the rogues
When shall we have night patrol pocel
Ksrr rvEs ON SUSPICIOUS PEpLAzs "A fellow
named James Dunn, mot the recently sent TO State
Monroe street yesterday morning preence OF peddng
little notions that he had in basket and leaving
the house silver watch valued at $35 found missing
Mrs. kannably sent young man named Auguse Leach,
after him, who overlook him and found the stolen watch
in his possession Ga being arragned at the police Office
ne said he was aborng man, and resided at 81 Orange
st rect but how he became possessed of the watch
eyond his knowledge. lie committed to explain to
u jury, or serve an apprenticeship at Sing Sing.
Srusou, MosrY-John Prince Of Palmo's Saloon,
Chambers street. whose eye teeth is supposed cut
long since was most completely duped by John Smith
on Wednesday night appears that Prince, lille in the
oyster cellar of Reed and Broadway offered fan
box for sale, which John Smith Of 1876 East Broad
way agreed 20 purchase for ten dollars The bargain
struck and Smith gave him ten dollar bill the irau
lent Globe Bank, which associate said good.
Princo afterwards ascertaned that the note worthless
and Smith was arrested, who said il oil joke, for
which he was locked upto mediate seriously.
MYSTERIOUS sUIcIDE.-Francis Bokham, German
cabinet maker who has resided in the Of 12 Stanton
street, committed suicide Wednesday by taking
mic On Monday evening he came home and his wife
perceiving paper that had contained kind of
dicine laying on the mantle piece, became suspicious
that something was wrong, and being unable to read
took out to ascertain its recent contents by enquring
marked poison. On returning the house she found her
husband venting and complaining of excessive thirst
he having in the meantime swallowed the contents ofthe
paper strange as 1t may appear, physician was not
sent for and the continued suffering during the night
and his wife says drank two pals and half of water
before morning. In the morning DR.. w. s. Cooper was
called in but at too late hour to relieve the suicide
He died al IL O'Clock on Wednesday morning 1t has
since been ascerained that he purchased three cents
worth Of arsepicat the drug store of Joseph eggett III
Houston street on Tuesday of which he said he wshedto
make wash for a his wife's The arse
mic vas labelled poison in English and German letters
and blame therefore aaches to the apothecary clerk
who had sold it. The Coroner held an inquest and the
jury Returned verdict otsucide by arsenic administer
ed hy his own hand" There appears some mystery in
this strange and apparent deliberate suicide but the de-
Ceassu beinS man VI IL PRESUMED
that the poison taken while he lsboring under
| partial delirum.
FouSs DRowNrp--A long shore sailor, named Patrick
Warner, who has recently resided with his mother at
$50 Water street. found drowned at the foot OF Fulton
street yesterday morning. He has been missing for Sc
veral days. The Coroner will hold inquest on his
| body this morning
HoRsE THEF.-On the l2th instant dark bay horse,
valued at $50 stolen from the stable OF Wm Lewis
and John Carter at the foot Of seth street. and yesterday
morning he offered for sale to Alexander Paborn
gardener. OF the Third avenue and l2lth street. The
rogue who had him in possession, Immediately
rested but succeeded in making his escape and when
again overtaken gave the name OF Edward o. Lunt He
was fully comm tted