The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-14
City Intelligence.


Born BOARDS Of the Common Council meet this alter
noon five o'clock. The street contracts Will be
taken up and severe other important documents oil great
interest to the citizens of this furnishing metropolis
When shall we hear from the Committee to whom was
referred part ofAhe Mayors Message relative to the
performance othe present committee business by Execu
tive Departments
the principal and associate in picking the pocket
of elderly gentleman at Castle Garden, have not been
recognized We understand that 1t is the intention OF the
Police magistrates to have Daguerroype portraits taken
of all arrested in order that the pablo may
be ensbed to distinguish their industrious isces when
busy engaged in their occupation in crowd We shall
in few days give the names and description oil personal
appearance of all the most notorious now in this country,
commencing with The Duke &c.
MILES REYNoLDs, wso arrested on Friday evening
a charge of stabbng woman In the service OF the
family of John r. Stage has been laboring for months
past under partial fits OF insanity and since his confue
ment in the city prison. has evinced every demonstration
ofconfrmed unacy He will be sent to the Lunatic Asy
lum for treatment The woman that he stabbed is rapidly
recov ering.
SINGULAR CAUSE DEATH.-On Monday OF last
week, while little boy named George Hutchinson, a
nave of Glasgow, scstand aged eight years was re
turning home from school, he was struck with stone
tbro by boy named WIN. Greames, which severely
Injured his right thigh and caused ameness II continued
for days increasing in vrulence ended in
IRENE tumeacon an1caused his death on Monday after
noon in great agony. The Coroner called an inquest
Yesterday full alton OF the facts attend
the decease the verdict rendered that deceased
csme to his death by injuries received ny throw
l
whether he was wilfuy or accidenty injured the jury
is unable to say"
STRANGE INCIDENT A correspondent writes-It is with
feelings of deep emotion that address you subject of
this kind but believing journal the best conducted
in city and, therefore, considering that it would be
the most likely one to benefit the public thought would
send this letter to you. Yesterday about noon,
in the shape Of man, came TO me and requested ME to
with him TO house in Orange street. and settle some DIFF
fcul,y with another man, and he would pay me for it,
Accordingly went with him to the aforesaid house, and
in and found there who appeared to be very
angry, and the instant he this fellow that with
me- he sprung at him. and they commenced as thought,
to batter another and sprang In TO part them and
after hard struggle succeeded in so doing and this fell
low, Pdysom by name, paid me- 81, and lett them But,
behold after in the street elt Tor pocket book,
but alas 1t was minus. contained two fves and one
dol lar bill of the Moy amensDg Bank, Philadelphia and
no penniless and destitute OF almost every thing.
The fellow that enced me in the den is about five feet
inches high, light hair, and dark whskers, ana Is
called bully Paysom BY giving this publication, you
will benefit the public, and oblge, yours"
An EvENrruL lSc,DENr.-On Monday evening, when
the great exciting event of the day. the Tylr visit
had concluded he family residing at No 20 Bond street
we're thrown into of intense curiosity by the loud
ringing of the hall door bell The maid servant opened
the door lint no moving being present. at least her
prv ing and she about retiring, when small but
neat willow basket standing on tne doorstep attracted
weighty, summoned the family, who ON opening the lid
discovered fine, healthy male child, about three weeks
old smiling sweetly upon the ustonished group. II was
taken in and prov ded for during the night aud the
following morning transferred to the charge OF the Com.
mssioners the Aims House, who requested call IT
John Monday Tyler Its birth was accident and its
history so eyentfu in its infancy may furnish material
for poem by Bob Tyler, 10 be entitled 'The Last Found
ling"
A PAuPER SurcIpE.-Yes,erday, pauper, whose name
is unknown, who had been inmate Of the asy um 30
charaby provided for the friendles and wreched while
waiting 10 be again transferred to its keeping attemp
commit suicide by cutting his throet with razsr The
ncdeut discovered in time to stop the loss of blood
hut il is expected that he wilt survive his body is
esruly emacated BY previous disease, poverty, and
mental suffering.
sHoP LrriSe.-The only case Of any interest at the
Police yesterday, the arrest Of colored man and
wife Robert and Sarah Milledge for stealing piece OF
cashmere worth S23 from John Roberts, No. 81 Ninth
Avenue.
The BRouenAM's take their benefit at the Park
tonight, and present a bill of extraordinary attrac-
ton Just look at it, and you will know where TO
60 this evening.
! U. s. CouRr-Adjourned.