The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-12

lily IntelllRence.
The VALUE HERALD AGAIN.-t will be seen
by the proceedings in the trial Of Mosher the celebrated
burger Yesterday in the General Sessions that the pr
cipal witness. whose robbed testified that he
was indebted to the Police reports othe New York Herald
exclusively fol- the recovery of part of his property
which led to the arrest and final conviction of this daring
rogue who has been but few months let loose from the
State prison.
The PRIzE FiGHrERs.-Governo Bouck has refused to
ntepose Executive cemency in the of the
convicted White Plains He alleges that it soon
but the prisoners show intention to avoid being
ties to future of similar character they may ex.
pect pardon during the ensuing spring
INDICTED ARsoN-The black burglar BENJAMIN
Slater, and his white associate John Moat arrested
few weeks since by officer Sparks dozen charges
Of burglary and arson, yesterday indicted by the
Grand Jury Of the Sessions three bills in the
first degree The punishment if convicted extends to
DEATH
GENERAL SEssioNs-The proceedings in this Coua yes
terday will be found extremely interesting The OF
Ahern the late Mayor clerk and Ward the First Mar
shall set down fer trial next week Richard Hobbies,
printer of East Chester indicted for publishing and SELL
ing obscene books, entered plea Of guilty, and was
manded prison for sentence Charley Hagbt the lame
piano forte maker, and his partner in namy Elizabeth
Fallansbee know old practitioners in the trick Of
touch and take" convicted and sent to the State
prison for long apprenticeship Gilbert Mosher the bur-
gsr well known up the North River, convicted and
up for nearly FIVE years The trials of Ward Ahern
schermerhorn, Sc will great interest and will
reported in full for the Herald.
DISTRESSING DEArH.-A German woman, named Ro-
sauna Hartman, wife of Jacob Hartman who has resided
at % Hammersley street, burned severely by the
falling Of spirit lamp, that took fire Monday evening
while she seated at her table sewing The only per.
in NJ fiuns Jo,,,
six years The accident took place about O'Clock
in the evening. and she fingered until two o'clock on
Tuesday, before she died. She native Of switzer
land, aged SO years.
The GENEVA HEIREss CRIBsED.-A girl OF the pave
named Mary Jane Beach, who calls herself the Gensv
heress and who resides at $50 Church street.
yesterday for stealing gold bracelet worth $40 gold
necklace valued at Sl2; and scarf worth s. from Mary
smith, OF 90 Marion street She made quite display OF
frs hirts and urbelows, in the police Office; but
committed for trial
WATCHED AND CAcoHr.-A loai~r named James Gal.
stealing three coats from the store Of Daniel owen s4Si
Grand street Property had been missed from the pre-
misses before and watch having been kept to detect the
thief Gallagher arrested in the of stealing the
above named clothing, and fully committed for trial
THE BRoADwAY CorTAes, recently rendered notori.
Gus, now closed entirely, and passers up and down
while females look at the dlapdated front with shudder
at the midnight atrocities that have been committed
there.
Hatfield and Underhil the alleged associates of Ding
Ter in the rape Ann Murphy, will not be tried this
term Of the Court
BeoxEN up--Ofcer jones L. Smith yesterday arrested
hall dozen girls of all Sizes who in the house
III lame at 20 Elm street They were taken to the Police
ana alter examination the small sent TO the
Island. ~
,, ANodmnR D,shssssr srRvAsr.-A girl named Ellen
Mcsweeny who had recently arrived from New Orleans
IN the capacity oil servant TO Mrs Alicia Maxwell was
Yesterday arrested and Committed for trial for stealing
Sl25 worth Of gold coin and dressing a. No. s'ao
on the ID inst She stole the property from "a a.
Place where Mrs. Maxwell now resides - '' AVA I"
A SUPPOSED REcEWER--A German shoemolar u..as
John schsffer who resides at lO4 Centre street ,as
rested on Tiiesay evening, charge Of buy inc b;r CO..
pairs OF boots and shoes that had been stolen from
OF Jonas Downing 2iS Greenwich He purchase
them from white man for SO. when their value was Ala
He denied any superstition that they stolen but wa
committed for trial.
| PAssINc CoUrrEpEIr MoNry.-Mr Charles H. Rowe
OF AZ Pitt street. made complaint yesterday that ma,
named Davis Moss, Of 81 Chatham street. had within
few weeks past giver him two counterfeit in pay
ment for clothing, ans also broken bank note That OF
Monday he passed So counterfeit of the Broom
County Bank upon Rim, which contains its back tn
initials " ". C." and II. O." Officer A. NJ c. Smith ar
rested Moss, and he yves fully committed for trial.