The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-24
CITY Intelligence.

BuRoLAsns-Ths betwxt and betweenity in which
the Mayor appears have suspended our police anthor
burglaries that take place nightly be effected
II we are TO have radical change in the police depart
him order the police magistrates select night patrol
of these efficient and active officers such az was suggest
with great benefit to the cny at large. Is unne-
cesary for show the why the wherefore for this
suggestion its practical benefits have been pointed out
at various periods The city is overaowing with bur
glars and thieves and something should be done at once
The dwelling house OF Henry vandervoort ESQ., taeaS
Saturday night by turning the key from the outside
with pair OF burglars nppsIs and gold watch s sna
stolen thererom Let the burglars turn their particular
attention the houses of the Mayor and Aldermen and
then think something will be done to prevent their
nightly depredatons, and advise the rogue who en-
tered the house of MIR Vandsrvoort to send BACK his III
gotten gain forthwith his arrest will be certain snd
his punishment of the most extensive as u may ast NIB
ANorHKR BuRoLARY-The fancy store Of Mr.. sepette-
mar No. Broadway was broken into Friday night.
and about $1,000 worth of property stolen The burglars
escaped from the rear Of the building.
Yer ANOTHER ArrEMPr--A trunk maker, named John
Johnson was arrested and held for examination on
the charge OF attempting to enter the stationery store OF
through the floor from the cellar beneath. He did not
effect his purpose but will be held the attempt
VALUABLE STOLEN JEwELHY RvcovEREp.-In the month
of April, ls43, lady named Furst while attending
auction sale in this city and who resident in TWEEN
yhrs street. had Der pockets picked of diamonds and
)ewelry worth $4,000 By the exertions of Mr. Jacob
Abrahams OF No TO West Broadway all the property has
been diamond breast pin which was taken at
ephia which he had purchased and Which IS Considered
to be worth $4,000 The remainder OF the property was
found pledged in this city at different establishments but
the thief has not yet been arrested.
SHREwp FoReER ARREsTEp.-Wc noticed yesterday
| morning the arrest by Officer Baker, OF a young man
named William Russell, Jr, the son Of William Russell
Sen of Oswego in this State charge Of forgery The
following the circumstances attending the case He
forged bill OF freight the of his father who is
present in Canada for sos for freight OF 1000 feet Ok
timber to be by the schooner Western, but which
did not arrive at this port g. Storms OF 10 Water
street. whom the order addressed accepted but
finding that the lumber did not arrive wrote TO the elder
Mr. Russell and the son answered the letter by sending
receipt for the freight in the OF the Captain,
ckinson and stating that the timber was detained tor
the present by Of law but would be forwarded in
Russell who was in the city was the result He fully
committed to He offered check on the Pbenix
Bank purporing to be drawn by Nessrs tor 5000
which not paid and has since proved to be Tor
gerry.
CorOner's Omcc.-JuNE % -Inquests were held on
the body Of Ellen Degan wife Of Patrick peg Ss who ie
forwards Also upon Ann Kelly wife Of Richard Kelly,
Of 43s Bowery, who died suddenly from Incorporate
| habits and exposure
| From the Boston Times]
| FURTHER OF THE REV. Mr.. FAIRcHLp.--ln rela-
ton to the melancholy attempt at suicide to which we
alluded yesterday would add few remarks further
the real circumstances in present existing
We would first caution all not to form hasty rash
Judgment TO the prejudice Of who has been SO long
favoraby connected with the Christian ministry,
till the statements either side shall have been passed
upon by the regular Ecclesiastical Council which to
convene so soon. Weknow that sentiment adverse to
bis innocence had generally obt lined currency in
yesterday from the lips of friend of his who has been
much with him, the explanation which the Rev Mr. f.
| himself rendered in his own behalf
We in connection with the charges against him,
that the public might feel that there were two aspects
the affair The truth of the matter will appear in
semjudcial ecclesiastical form and good and pious
men will investigate the matter in perfect honesty OF
heart and with just of what is due to the public
The in the city yesterday, that he had died is
not true. member OF his society, who arrived in town
ming and that there probability, possibility, that
ne would survive may not Dc improper to remar at
I ad He had BEEN
often tempted to do in fever Of mind but had orborne
ill last Thursday He was discovered soon a,er me ace'
piously into vessel The quantity of blood lost was
about two quarts this the occasion OF his beng
much more calm and rational
When it was still doubtful that he would recover, he
declared to these around him that he should die an nno
cent, prosecuted He called his wife and children
around him and prayed erventy and it was described
te.rsg m9St ffesting eaapenc" and path"S
sy feeble hut III distinct owT avs a
much in his favor though there are some who OF course
| think otherwise.
the Council and all should defer to the action which they
shall entertain While such unpleasant rumors and state
ment those to which have adverted rife in the
community, think il the duty of the press calmly
dspassionately and without prejudice to either party
in its With erpae accounts the public mind Is
ever restless and unseedand much injury is done 70 it
and to individuals Immediately concerned. With a
general relation of the statements relied upon either
SIDE the public will wait for investigation by the
proper tribunal and for its result with camness and with
entire mpartialty of feeling.
If Mr. F. survives and adjudged to have compromised
his sacred Office and character as christian and as man.
the community will and regret but the OF
christianity cannot receive detrme-t II he has been
mslipned-f he has been tortured the rack OF false
evidence false witnesses have couspred to ruin him,
and drive him madness end desperation the condemna
ton Of the community will inAct upon his accusers most
terrible retributon
| GERMAN SrIvER.-Few are aware of the poison
Gus qualities of this compound II is very good tor
gun mountings, rifles &C. but should be used in
the form OF spoons vessels for cooking. 1t is COM
posed OF copper arsenic, and nickel. oxydses very
rapidly in contact with any acdeven slight vegetable
ones and the small particles which are taken into the
stomach imperceptibly act slow but sure poison
Pure copper spoons would he preferable Every one IS
acquainted with the nature OF arsenic Nickel ID equally
poisonous It is asserted that death caused by prssic
acid only apparent Life Says the German papers, can
be Immediately restored by pouring acetate Of potash and
salt dissolved in water upon the spine and head
Dr. Rogerson, chemist has successfully treated rahhs
poisoned with this acid, by pouring cold water upon
these parts of their bodies.-Western .4drocate.
FL Amusements.
NBLo's GARDEN will be crowded, for great ex.
element has been created by the announcement
that the American Sea Serpent will be here tonight
We understand that he evil tail unfold" which ex
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