The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10
CITY Intelligence.

the Nsw PArAoL PoLiss.-The re establishment Of Q
Rs,I By our poSs has mao 0 e. s on
CITIZENS within the past few days has tended to avs
Yen an energetic spirit smsng the whole watch de-
Parment and nerved them to activity and close opser'
sston OF the proceedings Of the night. No less thsn
SIX eursisries have been committed in the Seventh
Of the rogu.s could be found, until yesaTdsy nom
i Ss, ABOUT one O'Clock, when Officer Dhnker and
MARSHAL Krsck surprised two black fellows on the
svs OF leaving the basement OF the dwelling Of
Louis Boughton, 2%l East Broadway and Immediately
PINNED them and found that they had fsrcbly entered
the premises throueh basement window with the inten
ton to steal The wstchmen on the beat had nasssa
ahead Of the above named officers the roaues
ed to have been on the look until heavy tread
neard in the distance when they rushed out and
grabbed by the "patrol who had taken the precauton
initiate the cunning Of the burglar by Covering
boots with gum elastic over shoes thus renderin hs
steps almost naudible to the The black rogues
taken to the city prison, where they gave the names
coored women appeared at the police Office the look
out and being suspected were csl.d up and
having them before but II utter
aned that they the wives of the rogues he'd
of the women the officers sscertsinsd that they re-
ded Orange street. near the Church, and searching
the premises almost everv article OF clothing WAS
found In great abundance, as also kitchen implements
chiid ems play things sc Sc Among others coat
marked w. Bradbury" Pantaoons ~. W. Osborn p
childs sampler, marked !" Mary Jamison;" stockings
marked Wv. B ;" bandkercbieis marked "H. L. b. 4.
M. T. E." Mary X. or T. Green" and other articles
marked ~: 8. Carpenter" n. L." e." &c; &c.
D.,
umbrellas, chemises shaws Shirts and Diapers frock
gloves and petcoas knives and forks spoons and card
counters; recules and chdrens cups and ssucer and
all other of the usual movable articles be found the
Easements Of dwelling houses Persons having lost
these article: will aid the Of these rogues by
applying at the police to identify them.
EXAMINATION OF LEITGA, THE TAILoR.-The counsel Of
this man, charged with the horrible murder OF his wife
by suffice alton and burning, having demanded
minaton OF the witnesses called before the coroners
ry the hearing was given before the Coroner last
ning No new facts OF public interest ELECTED and
ConC VI Ont ha ri
under the verdict as previously given.
OLIVIA CkoMwkLL IN PKIs0N. "A fellow who bears this
cognomen had the hsrdhood and anness the
dwelling of poor widow women gained Frances Smith,
at 81 Orange street. and steal quantity Of cndren
should be sen, six months at least to dig s'one.
MovISG THE DErosiTEs -O.e Patrick Russell, not the
"a n,e e 20 assist moving the
in the operation, moved eff with hand erchet contain
ing $685. which son Of Mr. Dugan handed him to put in
trunk with other articles He locked up
at the General Sessions.
ARRrsr OF BATcH OF SHOP LIFrERs Officer Ste
piers arrested fellow named Sam Brown for stealing
ed Also, Bill smith and Jem McCresdy for stealing two
pair of gum elastic shoes from White Corson 7ai Chit
ham street. and Henry Dickson, for stealing two pair
boots from q store in Cherry street.
DnHosEsr SERvArr.-A girl named Ellen Conner, who
had stolen guard chain and other articles from board
and the proprietor of Knick erbocker Hail. PAX Row
was FULLY commitei yesterday.
CorOner's Office Thursday, Nov. 9.-An inquest
heId OH the body Beese no died al the
Lying lum in Marion street on W.dnrsday morn
ing, under the following very peculiar circumstances
She confined the 29h of last month"; and delivered
full grown male chiid-hsd good time, and do
ing well On Wednesday forenoon, Mrs. Monilaws, The
matron, heard noise in her rnom as though
had fallen, and running up stairs found the deceased
y ing TIE noor sppart nty though she had tainted
She raised her and with assistance she walked to her
bed DR.. William r. Wsgstah the stefan OF the Asy
um, was Immediately sent for, and rendered every
tance in his power but she died in about FIVE minutes
afterwards He made a post norton examination Of the
body under direction Of the Coroner and that
here were evidences Of poison in her stomach but
from appearances her death occsnoped by conget-
ion Of the brain. The jury, therefore, rendered
dict in accordance with his opinions.
DEATH Youso TuRx.-The boy Benjamin Turk,
OF VIM. Turk, Of the Eighth Avenue, who YVES
struck upon the head Sunday week by the accidental
slipping Of bat in the hands OF person who playing
game Of ball in open lot in the vicinity of the boys
residence, died Wednesday uorning from the injuries
thus received The frontal bone OF the head frac
tured and the Coroners jury returned verdict that
deceased TO his death by injuries received from
hall bat by the hands of some .peron u:known, which
blow supposfdto be accidedtsly given. When the
injury given he taken home senseless, he az
srds aid by the person who accidentally committed
he injury. He recovered partially the following day.
and then continued TO sink until life became extinct