The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-05
Cltv Intelligence.

Tbs CoMMos CourciL-Both Boards of Aldermen
afternoon at Eve O'Clock, when it is
to be hoped that getty Fathers" will bring mat
tiers of interest and import regards the interest ofthe
city forward, as they have been so relax oil late.
THE MURpEn AVID Arson CASE BRoApwAY.-No
thing further ranspired yesterday in relation to this
matter that by of the coroner the
ton of Lega and Kohrausch has been postponed till
next week.
The examination Of Lydia Brown, the female who
stabbed Mr. Ballard the Aston House steps has yet
taken place. nor is any definite day fixed.
The UPPRR PoLIcr.-Ths Office has been very quiet
this week, the magistrates clerks &C. being little rou
bled with complaints Yesterday it is to be regretted
how ever that Mrs Lucinda Moore was compelled to
complain against lad her son, named Edward for rob-
bins her ofmoney and then purchasing boat with it.
LIGHT FNorRrp GsrThY.-Four boys, named Hubert
Gomley Dennis Dufe John Frederick, and Bartholomew
Malone, arrested for stealing s2a from the money
drawer Of Charles Keenan, No. 100 Christie street. and
fifth for attempting the same act in the bakery store OF
Mrs Quinn No III William street. but caught in trap
As Mrs Quinn, on observing his motions, ran up and
quickly shutting the TILL held him fast by the hand. His
name is Charles Burdett.
ANorHIa RUNAWAY BLAcKwELLs IsLArp-
female, named Ann McCsrty, aday two since, made
her escape IRON the penitentiary Last night she
reaksn and sent back to be punished and serve out her
term.
IrYPsuor-l6s persons have been committed to the
Centre street Prison during the past wsek-of which
number 10 have been discharged 81 being sent the
penitentisry for their evil deeds ks I76 still remain in
csrcsrsted IL are white males 81 femsles ~ colored
males aud females.
FIRr-About half past l o'clock yesterday afternoon
hre broke out in the interior of the block bounded
Marion, Broome Spring and Mulberry streets and before
the engines had chance to get fairly ct play number Of
work shops stables and shanties were des royed The
damsgs principally confined to n interior and the
poorer classes nrelhe sufferers
MrDrIoHr F7vDrrs-on Friday night two msn were
arrested tort & outfsse committed at the house Of
Margaret Talman, No. l26 Church street They frrt
demanded admittance this refused thu shower
gusge. and afterwards tore down and demolished the
front blind door Their names John Garland, alias
dirty facedJsck and James Msdison Low. and they
held to ssn the Of $500 each 10 keep the peace
months. Wonder II this will hs the desired efect1
FoUrp DAowsED East RivsR--The Coroner
held an inquest yesterday morning the body of the
Friday and 10 the dead boute in the Park
be recognized. His fe identhed him previous TO the
inquest being held and stated thet his name was William
Hssock about so year. born in England that he
vent fro ON home no 10 Forsy srs.o after dinner last
Sunday week and not seen Afterwards till in the
| water. Verdict-ound drowned.
JIM JoNks notorious black scouudrel was locked up
for stealing SIS bill from Hsnry Kappberghs store No
I6OGreenwich street HeheiPed Liz sefirom the money
| drawer.
| DEATH OF ABRAHAM BAheER The readers Al the Fer.
aid will doubtless recoec that the Gath OF September
last an account was given that on the previous evening
scss took place IN the Eighth Avenue near
street. between some fremsn and others and that the
young Barger stabbed by Charles Frederick
singprse in the left side, and az the wound
,dsred likely to prove mortal lsingprse immediate.
y put under arrest Bsrger died yesterday morning. end
se Coroner sent tor to hold inquest having pre-
yiousy taken ante ovtsm exsmins at the time OF
the occurrence. the result Of which inquest Death
from inf amstion Of the chest, produced by wound
ceved al the hands Of Charles Frederick Using PRISE
| the 2sd Sept. 1919" post morton examination wat
made by Drs Nelson and Osborn, the former of whom
attended the deceased since the ncion OF the wound
and examination discovered information Of tn,
lungs, terminating in suppersion, making it case'o
Phhsis Pumonstis," produced by thu injury inflicted
by the instrument used in stsbbing The inquest
held At the house OF the mother Of the deceased No 81
Amos street