The New York herald., 1844-10-03
City Intelligence.

Lower Police Onice.-OcT. 2.-THE MURDER IN
Morr srREEr-Through the instrumentality OF officer
King Catherine Bloomfield the keeper Of the house
60 Mott street. and girl named Eliza Maxwell were ar.
rested Tuesday night witnesses to the that
preceded the killing Of Nicholas Dumsar in front Of her
house that street It appears that Dumsar went to the
house CT this woman in company with John Mullen,
Sunday night; that he was partially intoxicated and
while there dispute ensued between him and the
He then left with his associate, and follow
I'd by from the house no struck him the breast
with the end OF the bar Of the door, which knocked him
the and he escaped On raising Dumsar he found
him speechless and death ensued Tuesday the jury
returning verdict that ii caused by compression
the brain produced by injuries from the fall The person
who struck the blow has escaped and at the quest OF
the officer, contrary to our opinion suppress his
name until to morrow morning. IN order as he believes
to aid in his arrest.
RoBnsp in a BRoTHEL.-One George Wilson, of 500
Pearl street. in the simplicity bat not virtue Of his cha
racter entered the house Of Mrs Smith, Walnut street
and robbed of eight IS notes, of the Mohawk Bank
as he alleges while he had his pantaoons on in bed with
girl named Susan Titus. She denies the transaction
but was committed
HAvrNa MUCH MosEy.-A man named Caylor was
arrested on Tuesday night for having 500 note in his
possession, under peculiar ciIcumstances On being
taken the watchhouse four bills of the denomn
tion found on him. and he held Suspicion OF
something, but we do not exactly know what.
MALICIOUS MIscHIEr.--Captain Hiram Tuthll of the
steamboat Washington Irving appeared at the police and
charged John Crawford pilot Ct the steamboatT slegraph
boat on Tuesday morning while she was starting from
the loot OF Chambers street, with the sanction OF Captain
James 4. Weeks, OF the latter boat They were held to
bail in the sum Of $500 eacn, to answer
A STEAMBOAT WAITER CAUGHT. "A young fellow
named Patrick Galegan who has been waiter
board the steam Cleopatra, caught Yesterday
morning by the steward in the act OF going ashore with
blankets tied up buade that he had stolen from
the boat. He was committed to answer.
Upper Police. BY HIS CoAT TAIL.-On
the night Of the 27th u the wife OF Francis Hewitt
Blocker street. awakened by noise in her room,
and seeing her bed she seized him by III.
coat tail and enaeavored to awaken her husband bu,
had apsd- h..
ing with him five German silver spoons and leaving his
tail in hand His boots and hat also found
in the house The rogue has since been arrested and
he gives the Of Multord Howes, uphotcrer of Is
Amity street He admits being in the house but thinks
he drunk and remember nothing about the
transaction Fully committed.
MALE AND FEMALE BURcLARs-Aman named John Ian
gen. tailor, residing at SO Sheriff street, and
named Mary Thorne arrested for forcbly erine
the house Of Aphonzo Fgsbee printer 81 Lewis street
on the 9th ult and stealing clock and ades' work
basket. which were found at the house Of Langen In
He asserts that she desired him 70 with
her and get things while she contends that he brough,
them to the house where she without her know.
ledge. Fully committed.
SELLING LIauoR ON SUSDAy.-Some time ago, when the
keepers oil several hotels summoned Tor selling H.
quor Sundays their counsel took various legal obec
oDs which gued at length before Justice Drink.
er He has given his decision, overrulng all the obec
tcns and enforcing the law.
COroner's Omce-The Coroner was busy en-
gagged yesterday He held inquests colored woman
nnmed Eliza Winters who was suffJcated at ire In
Leonard street. near Church. Oa the body OF man
onnd at the foot OF Brown Bells yard supposed to be
Wm. Jenkins pamphlet carrier, OF 466 Broadway. On
Sylvester Weeks who died in the City Prison fom inju
ries received in the street by person unknown
who had been committed vogrant On drowned
man whose name residence Is unknown, and on f.
male who fell down in Broadway, and was taken to hei
resder 65 North Moore street. where she after
died from long seated disease