The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-10
City Intelligence.

That AMAZON BaArp. Persons who have been recent
y offered Amazon braid for sale under peculiar crcum
stances less prices than those current will aid the
justice by giving notice to the police without
delay. A trunk containing several thousand yards
is in the possession Of parties who will be i'm
pcated unless it is delivered at the police on
Monday. This caution may them much trou-
BILE. The late employers Of David Crowley, the
forger are requested to be at the police Office at 10
O'Clock Monday morning. they will learn something
to their interest Mr. Morrison, DYER ofFranklin street,
is also requested to attend
The FOUND MONEY We understand from Alderman
Lee that the Charleston $40 note passed by VIM Pouson
which eventually proved be genuine, received by
him in his usual business and not found in pocket
book with several others Of the same denomination as
supposed. No blame whatever therefore, can at
tach TO Mr.. p. in this business.
SUSPICION OF BuRoLARr.-On Friday evening, boot
and shoe store in Walnut street. Cherry was entered
by burglars and pair of new and second hand
boots ralued at 80 seen also four pairs of Shoes
and some small change. The watchmen in the vicinity
found a boy named Thomas McCarty hid in the base
ment Of the store with portion Of the stolen property
hi. person The boy stated that he had been called into
him the boots found in his possession He was fully COM
mitted for trial.
GoiNo A BoArNo.-A wharf rat named Peter Lancy
caught in the act oftaking off yawl boat from Gou
verneur's slip. The owner Heathcote Hulse, the
rogue company with several Others unloose the boat
remove ner ana In
severely beaten by Lancy who finally captured,
and fully committed for trial His associates escaped
DIED Fir-Hiram Underhill, native of this State
and cartman, fell down in the store of r. H Morgan, rs
Front street, on Friday morning. in ft and
veyed the City Hospital where he died of apoplexy
yesterday He was about so years Of age and wdower
coroners inquest was held on his body.
DIED ON THE SrAIRs.-James Grant, native Of Scot
land aged As years. found dead the stairs of his
lodgings Friday night having died during the evening
from general debility under which he has been aborng
for several years. being originally produced by fall
from gig some two years since, by which means OF
his legs was broken.
DIED FROM A CHIMNEy-A laborer named
Michael Cugan, accidentally killed yesterday while
engaged in removing cotton from the store recently
burned at the foot Of Maiden lane by the falling of
chimney that standing among the ruins. His skull
fractured snd he lived but short time after the
cident
ANOTHER BuReLARY.-On Friday night, watch man
W. NJ Allen while duty in the vicinity of 10Th street
perceived light in the store of Edward Kilby at No. l24
which being unusual at that late hour he tried the door
but finding locked the noise of attempting to open it
alarmed the inside and before he could reach the
entrance they all escaped except named John
Daley, who secured The rogues had eeded in
removing but about So in small change although they
had removed pocket book from the drawer containing
about s4O but in their haste to get away had lett it
the counter They obtained entrance by forcing open
the window Of the store Daley fully committed