The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-12
City Int diligence

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND ABoRTioN-Ih'
increase Of these offences In this city IL truly alarming
week passes that we are not called upon
make record Of facts presented before our public autho
tics The Coroner called yesterday TO hold in
quest ON an unfortunate young female very respecta
BILE connexions who had taken overdose Of oil Of anzy
in order procure abortion which resulted In her death
soon after.
AS an additional evidence of the increase oil the latter
offence present the following note that sent TO
apothecarys store yesterday afternoon by little girl
"sir-Wil you give me something to make mis- carey
am six weeks gone that is all If will pleas don't LEI
this yong lade That is for that give
she will tel of me and would not have my reands
Of for the world please to rite the direction and send it
with her. Courtlandt ST.
&c" have told this yong girl that had akin coad, and
wanted her to go to you for som medsen."
TRrcKSe T.lLoR,--On Saturday evening colored
named Charles Gibbons entered the clothing store OF
Edmund II. Weyman, % Maiden lane ami selected pi-
lot cloth valued at Sl3 dress coat at $l9 pair
OF pants at SO and figured silk vest at 80 So which he
desired TO be sent to 1875 broadway where would pay
the bill clerk named Rich took the clothing to the
place directed in company with Gibbons and on arriving
obtain change. Soon after he left coored man
who in the place, took up the clothing and stepped
into back room, but Immediately returned leaving the
clothes behind him He then passed out and Gibbons
not returning the clerks suspicious became excited and
he opened tho door ofthe back in search OF the
clothes, when to his establishment he found they we're
not on the premises Considering that he had been
ricked he returned TO his employers and communicated
the information They repaired to the house Of officers
A nj C. and James L. smith, in White street. and gave
notice of the when the latter made search and
caught both the black rogues in short time afterwards
the Clothing which was recovered the loss Of the pawn
broker The rogues both fully committed Tor trial
The other black fellow gave his name as Charles W.
Lloyd, or Loyal
BuRoLARv--The abolition of the night patrol of police
officers has made burglars daring than The
store Of William Atwater, Of l59 William street, was en-
tered Saturday night and large quantity oil valuable
Several other houses were entered but the oguss
ceeded in obtained but little property for their trouble
Where is the night patrol?
C0rOner's Office. -SuNpAy-ArrEMPrED ABORTION
DEATn-The Coroner was called to investigate the
circumstances ofthe sudden death of young and very in
female aged - years. who had died the night
previous From the solicitation Of friends we suppress her
name we'll as that cfthe respectable family with whom
she resided The testimony elected was that she appear
cheerful in the early part of the evening" and
retired the usual hour The inmates Of the house were
aroused about II O'Clock by finding her in Commissions
DR.. Alfred Freeman Immediately called in, but when
he arrived she was in dying condition, and expired
shortly after. An ounce vial was found in her room,
marked soil Of Tanzy-Poison," in which few drops
ware left An examination Of the body caused the opinion
she had died from taking overdose Of oil OF tanzy
for the purpose as is supposed Of procuring abortion
DEATH FROM LoBELiA.-The Coroner was also called
enquire into the circumstances attending the death OF
child aged two years named Albert A. Morson the son OF
Charles and Martha Morson 1875 Suffolk st. He had been
sick for about two months past and DR.. j. r. Wood was
called n who administered some salvc to cure an eryspe
las affection Of his head which appeared to be one OF the
of his illness. The mother applied the save but
Thomsonan DOCTOR who decided that the child was alic
ted with scrofpla and had worms lie prepared syrup
otsarsapara yellow dock bnrdock mandrake and bitter
root which he ordered to be given to the patient ana also
balsam, and composed OF equal parts OF tncture Of
skunks cabbage blood and obea mixed with honey
and balsam of fir On application Of the father. he also
gave him another syrup, being extract Of bntternut
bark to destroy the worms, which he said troubled
the child and in conclusion prepared ncture Of lobeia
every ten fifteen minutes, until the child should vomt
The last named medicine was to be administered to re-
n snday a s mother the
spoonful Of the tncurc Of obela which caused him
to vomt partially, when she gave him another which
He was better the next day, although his cheeks were
much swelled and he appeared she testified, partially
deranged at times. On Friday he was singing and play
ing about the house. and at o'clock his mother gave
him another spoonful oil the tncture Of lobea IN ORDER
as she says, to cause vomiting produced no effect eS
pidly, and was followed by arrangement and in ten
minutes afterwards the unfortunate child was corpse
through the carelessness of the mother in giving him
such an excessive dose of lobella Dr. William A. Walter
called in to examine the body and decided tnat the
disease with which the child afflicted was drosy OF
the chest that MS death wss X a ne lea
mother. post mortem examination OF the body would
have been more satisfactory but the jury returned YER
dict OF death by dopsy of the chest the fatal event be-
probably h''ensd BY large doses Of 'in'ur' OF lobe
VorEs IN THE UNITED STATES SzNATE.-The In
junction of secrecy having been removed from the
votes recently taken in the United States Senate In
Executive session on several nominations for office,
hasten to lay them before readers, as follows:-
on THE DOMINATION OF MR HEssHAw.-Yeas Messrs.
ColInitt Fulton, Haywood King sempe, Sewer Walk
err Woodbury-s Nays Messrs. Allen, Archer, Atchi.
son, Bagby, Barrow, Bates, Bsyard Benton Berrien,
Breese, Buchanan Clayton Crttenden, Dayton Evans,
bridge, and Wright-3l.
On THE roMrs4rros OF Mr.. spENcER.-Yeas: Messrs.
Atheron, Bagby, Buchanan, Coquitt, Fairfield, Fulton,
Iannegan, Hnger, King McDufe. Phelps, Porter Nves,
semple Sewer, Sturgeon Tamadge, White Woodbury.
son, Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Benton Berrien Choate,
Clayton Crittenden, Dayton, Evans Foster, Haywood,
Miller Moreisad Pcarce Simmons, Tappan. and Wood
bridge-26.
ON THE NOMINATION OF Mn. PoRrER-Yeas: Messrs.
Haywood, Porter and Tallmadgc-3. Nays: Messrs.
Allen Archer Atchson. Aherton Bagby, Barrow, Bates
Bayard. Benton, Berren. Breese Buchanan, Clayton
Grttenden Dayton Evans Fairfield Foster rplt%n'
Mangum, Merrick, Morehead, Pearce, Rves, Scmple,
SEWER Sturgeon, Tappan Upham, Woodbridge Wood
bury, and Wrght-3S.
ON THE NoMrNArioN OF Mr. WpE-Yeas: Messrs AL
len, Archer Atchson, Atherton Barrow, Bates Berren
Buchanan Choate, Colquitt Evans Foster Francis, Full
Phelps Porter Rives Sempe, SEWER, Sturgeon, Tall
madge, Upham, Walker, and Wright-30 Nays: Messrs.
Bagby Benton Bresse Clayton Fairfield, Henderson,
On THE NOMINATION Mn. PRoFrIr.-Yeas: Messrs.
Breese Colqut Fulton, Hannegan, King semple Sewer
and Walkers. nays; Mcssrs Alcu ArCneI |tCHisoh,
Bagby Barrow Bates Bayard Benton, Berren. Clayton
Dayton Evans, Fairfield, Foster, Haywood,
Henderson, Huger Hun tington Jarnagn, Mangum Mer'
rick Miller Morehead Pearce, Porter Rives Sturgeon,
Tallmadge, Tappan, Upham, Woodbridge, and Wright.
80.
OK THE NosfINArroN OF Mn. ISAAC HrLI--Yeas
Messrs Coquitt, Fulton, Hannegan, Haywood, Huger,
McDuihe, Rives, sempe, Sewer Tallmadge and uphsm
Ill. Nays: Messrs Allen, Archer, Atchison, Bagby,
Barrow Bates Bayard Benton Berren, Breeze Clayton
Crttenden Dayton Evans Foster Huntington, Jarnagin
Mangum, Merrck. Morehead, Psarce Sturgeon, Tappan
Walker, and White-25.
IMPORTANT DECISION BETWEEN LANDLORD AMI
TENANT.-On our outside page will be found the
report of case in the Common Pleas, entitled
John A. Mildeberger VS.. William Colgate. The
decision of the Court in the case will be interest
ing to all who let, rent, or sub let houses.
ARREST OF BENJAMIN +. PARKER.-Thls lndvl
dual who was engaged in the late smuggling case
Of the Oxford, has been arrested and held to bal
on the charge Does this affect his office as Day
Police Officer?