The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-01
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City Intelligence

Lower Police UMce-NIarch 3l.-A FARMER
Stephen Champn. Of Exeter, Washington county, r. l.,
arrived in this city with OO in his pocket the proceeds
of his sold which he intended to invest in lands at
Athens in Ohio but all his plans became futile before
evening" for he robbed about dusk in West street Of
all his money, by two young men, who appeared to MIN
be intoxicated and to whom he lent friendly aid Like
most ceuntrymen who visit city he had INDUCED
himself freely and the milk of human Kindness get.
strangers to him. he profered his aid to see
them home. He had previously met them in public
the thmbe game, but he refused and subsequently, met
them in the street. There be no doubt but that they
logged him, and one of them stole his money. man
rested as party concerned but it is doubtful if any thing
tangible can be brought bear against him He is one
doubtful cast. In the time poor Champin is minus
his money, and is in perfect state OF distraction having
several children, which left behind him in Rhode
Island Ainsey is temporarily committed
! A LARGE BURelARY-On Friday the Hotel, called the
ers drover and dealers in cattle broken into and
number of the dodgers robbed The taken is said
to be $780, consisting gold and silver CON- bank notes
and silver watch all puroined from the pockets OF the
Drovers &c. which sleeping in various apartments NO
clue at present to the robbers.
ANOTHER BuRGLARY.-Agoin we record burglary and
of the blacklist die The INDECENT Blind Institute was
broken Friday night and all the ready made art
Giles by the unfortunate inmates carried on
which consisted OF specimens oil the ingenuity
that constant application by tutors presiding over the
inmates, enable them to produce.
COrOner's Once.-MARcH 3l.-DIEp SUDDENLY
An Incorporate named Owen Mcbride died sud
denly yesterday afternoon No l79 Varick street He
native Of Ireland aged 81 years and an habitual
drunkard intoxicated all the fore part OF the day. and
falling from chair, expired Immediately Verdlct,
"Apoplexy."
The Coroner also held inquest the body Of John
DoDivan the unfortunate who came to his death by
being crushed saturday between two vessels at the
foot of Catherine and Oliver streets. He native OF
Ireland, aged 40. Verdict Death by the injuries acct
dentally received"
New NOVEL BY EUGENE SUE.-The Harpers pub
lsh this morning new and most thrilling novel by
this most popular writer. 1t Is entitled ARTHUR
and abounds in incidents of the same powerful IN
terest and terrible passion which made the Mvste-
eddy the most powerful dramatic writer OF the pre-
sent day and new work from his pen, as extended
as this must be sought with extreme avidity II |,
sold at twenty-five cents.
VESSEL AND Crew BURNT The vessel reported
nv lIs Yesterday as being burnt near PIcketta wharf
some forty miles down the river proves TO be the schr
Jane Vckers of and from Baltimore for this city, will
sundry merchandise and deck load OF Timber Captain
Vckers and his whole persisted III the flames Of thu
burning vessenot soul Is left TO tell the tale! Capt
Phillips of the Hyrcanus, reported under the marine
her Wednesday night Thursday morning she was burn
down to the water and her captain and crew dead h;
more Richmond Compiler, March 80
STEAMBOAT BURNED The steamer Usage bount
down from Yazoo with a cargo Of 600 bales OF cotton
caught nearly opposite jefferson College night before
and consumed TO the waters edge when she sunk
Very little Of the cotton was saved There were no live
lost A portion of the passengers who barely escape
with their lives, brought down last night on thu
Diapa.-Nep Orleans Republican, March %.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT James G
, Palmer, to be Surgeon in the Navy from the I'll
of October, IsiI James WATSON, to be Deputy Post
master at Albany, New York Thos. J. Marvin, to b.
Deputy Postmaster at Saratoga Springs New York
James Belknap, to be Deputy Postmaster at Newburgh
| New York.
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have been received at the Boston Exchange New,
Rooms, by brig Eagle. from Cape Haytiento the lith
March, that the disturbances in the Island had assumed
serious aspect The whole OF the national army and al
the national guard mta) under orders to marcel
against the insurgents The President was collecting al
the effective force in that part of the island and wa
thought there would be 6ghtngbut that the revo
lutsn would probably be suppressed without much diff
Guilty.