The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-21
CITY Intelligence.

Poiice.-Monday Nov. 2O.-MoRr PASSENGER AGEN
CIV FRAUDs.A fellow named Henry lnslee was ARRESTED
yesterday by officer John Low, charged with forging
tickets to passengers by OF the western es
in the of Centre Co. of West street lie was com
mted for further examination.
This the only police of interest that TRANSFERRED
during the day.
COroner's Olice.--NIonday, Nov. 2o.--DELlnrHArr
MuRpER.-The Coroner occupied nearly all day yes
terlay in examining witnesses relative TO the murder o
Daniel Stanley, young man. machinst, by another
young named Peter williams, that took place in
West Broadway, Sunday evening. The facts elected
that in the early part OF the evening false alarm oil
fire given, which brought out number OF bremen
among whom Williams, who afterwards met at the
porter house of David Lown, at l79 West Broadway
Williams had been in the habit of running with No IL
and Stanley had formerly acted as secretary oil company
No o. whose engine has been taken from them. Some
words ensued in the porter house relative to the
merits of the two companies, and several Of those
inside went out of the house, whore Williams
says he met Stanley who assaulted him and
chased him far as the corner OF YORK street ann
West Broadway, when he turned round and stabbed nm
with knife in the neck and arm few minutes aiter
persons discovered Stanley in his wounded CONDITION
and took him the apohecary store corner Of Cana ana
Laurens streets where his wounds dressed soon al
ter he to the city hospital where he died IN
about half hour. Alderman Vaniervoor oil the sth
Ward Tou OF the 5th and Nash OF the 7th were all
vicinity in few moments, and search was Immediately
made for the murderer Immediately after Williams re-
turned to the porter house of Lown in West Broadway
with the knife in his hand with which he had committed the
deed and very deliberately wiped the blood from on ms
shirt and suspenders. He then left, and was found
soon after by Alderman vandervoort, at Tenn
perance House called The Crib" at 1874 Laurens
street He Immediately gave his name said he lived
at 23l sullivan strect-confesscd that he had com,
mitted the murder-was id glad OF it, and asked
the Alderman to hang him up at and be done with IT.
He then searched but knife found on his per-
His clothes and hands covered with blood and
being taken TO the watch house Mt the corner OF Prince
street he told present to take his shirt and wash
az he wished to he hung in it. He gave no reason Tor
the Of murder but said he would have killed more II
they had got of the way. He partly intoxi-
Gated and although perfectly sober yesterday morning
still acknowledged the murder and said he did not regret
it. He appears to be perfectly reckless in his character
and up to the present time has not been nat
Stanley is Represented very quiet, orderly young
in his general character and has been in the employ
Of Messrs. Green & Co machniss 30 Duane street Ow-
ing the absence Of of the Coroners jury at the time
of assembling last evening the proceedings could not De
continued, and the Coroner therefore compelled 70
adjourn until this morning. at 10 o'clock.