The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-23
CITY Intelligence.

PAssiNo sruRIous MorEY-Emeline How, was COM
mied the affidavit Of Benjamin j. Chambers, No 2s2
PEARL and Robert NJ. Patrick No. 4lO Pearl ST. for at.
tempting to procure from them, change for So BILL pur
porting to be of the Farmers Bank of Cataragus county
No. s42, dated June 4h lS4s four months after date,
signed James Wiley President and John King Cashier
The vgnette 10 rural scene representing maiden seat
cd in the midst of sheaves Of wheat with reaping hook
in her right hsnd behind her the handles Of plough
seenwhile to her left in the rear, two placed
the one In recumbeAt position the other grazing The
the place from whence purpors be issued Is
Eiicotvilie which is in large capitals. There num-
Der OF those bills in circulation which very general
y used by the "Droppers and others the class
RossEHr IN OaANoE Sra On Friday night, as
Home In Cherry stroling along Orange street
courtezan OF that sink of inquiry "The Five Points, -
coazng the unwilling jack she felt in his jacket pocket
roll OF money tied in knot Of is so she
She called to her aid stout bully who struck Augustus
violent blow in the face causing to relinuuish his
grasp Of the girl in order to defend himself when
cond fellow rushed him and being overpowered he
fed Waterman coming to his rescue met the GIRL and
arrested her. and searching her. about $50 the S
found in her possession which Augustus recognized
part OF his money-the bills being three fves on the
Bank of the State of New York. and several the
Leather Manufacturers Bank. The bullies escaped but
she was fully committed on Q charge Of robbery
VERY PROPER One of the unfortunate tribe Of Broad
way Gipsies whose name is Eliza Smith, arrested by
awatchman, while exhibiting her harlotry in most
public and disgraceful in the Park The mags
trate hearing the sent her Othe Penentiary for
two months punish her. and for example to her tribe
to avoid such exhibitions in public places for the flu
ture II the city watch would be little alert and
determined, such scenes would not be almost nightly
witnessed by our virtuous citizens.
FOUND DRowNEp.-An inquest held at the house Of
Mulligan Clark, on the corner of Warren and West
streets, on the body OF an unknown man. which was
found floating in the slip at the foot Of Warren
The body was that OF man, apparently about thirty
years of age nearly five feet eight inches in height
Their slender 1t dressed in fIstan roundabout
dct The body lies at the Dead House
Tor recognition
DIsoRpERLY HousE.-Daniel Sullivan was yesterday
arrested aud held to bail in the Of $500 to answer at
the next Court OF General Sessions charge for keep
ing at No. 81 Anthony street dsorderly house, where
improper persons Of both sexes were allowed to resort
and carry their libidnous practices Several OF the
unfortunate females, among whom was a married woman
were sent to the Pententary for two months as Migrants
DRowNED WHILE BArHINe-Ye Yesterday morning, about
No. II East River, observed young boy about 10 year,
Of age strip himself in boat alongside the wharf, and
ed tme but the boy did rise the top Of
water and was drowned. His clothes, consisting o.
an old leghorn straw hat narrow striped cotton shirt
blue and white cotton pants and pair Cobourg shoes
were found in the boat and taken to the Police office
where they can be seen by any person who may have
lost son or relative answering this description
RETAKEN.-A convict named John Frazer, who was
sent to the Pententary by the Recorder for term
six months, of which he had served out managed
escape Dy some unknown means slhCe,
turning 10 his old haunts was again arrested and
back yesterday undergo the usual for such
offence against the discipline OF the Island and to
out the full term of his sentence.
STEALING By THE wAY.-As Patrick Smith was passing
along Barrow street. he observed two sheep skin mats
valued at $5 hanging the front railing OF No. 49, the
house of MIR Charles Edwards and slyly slipped them
his and soped, but domestic who had seen the
followed and came upwith him at the corner Of
Sixth and Fourth street. where she seized hold Of
him and with the aid of citizens had him conveyed
to the Upper Police, where he stands committed.
CITY PRIsoN, WEEKLY RETURN-Keepers return of pri
soners committed discharged and remaining in prison on
Saturday, July 22d, ls43:-
Whites. Blacks.
Male. Female Male. Female. Total
Committed l6s 80 $50
Discharged, 80 A lao
Sent to BlackwelPs
Island, 40
Remaining in prison, % % Is $50
MALACHI FALLON, Keeper.