The New York herald., 1844-11-29
City Intelligence.


Police Omce.-Thursday- -RoBB,sG 4 srRANGER.-
few days since, girl named Mary Ann Lee, together
with having robbed Mr. VIM Che, ney, Of Nv Jersey
Of 500, whilst visit to this city II appears however,
that this instance the officer barked up the wrong
tree" Both the prisoners discharged from custody
Wednesday, and man named Jsmes Hadden arrested
by and hmp on tine anne anag v ad ne has
ANOTHER STRANGER RoBBED "A man named Antonio
Williams yesterday arrested by officers Knapp and
Martin charged with robbng ran Of his coat, cloak,
and about $75 in money. He appears to have been
silent OF New Jersey and Friday last had been in
dulgDg extent in the OF strong waters, by
which he sverpowered and fell asleep in house in
Orange street, where the robbery committed The
prisoners were fully committed.
More STABBrNG.--A colored woman named Emma
Williams arrested and fully committed for iDfictng
wound the person Of Joseph Francis, also
lored, with knife. The wound is not considered dan
gerous
PuHLoINING, MorEY, &c A young man named Robert
Roberts last evening arrested and committed, for
stealing various articles money &C., from the store Of
MIR @ s. Rose, No. $50 Grand street The prisoner has
been in the practice OF puronng from Mr. Rose for
time past.
Blackwells Island, named VIM. Hsndley and Robert
Prince, made their escape few days since, but dis
covered by deputy keeper Shadbolt wednesday
ming, and conveyed back to their former lodgings.
RoBBING AN EMPLoyER--A colored porter, named
Charles chards, in the employ OF Lippincott Co., No
81 Pearl street was arrested ny once KSs' charged tn
$2o The tea found in his possession and he was
fully committed.
tesday against Captain De Wald, who commands and
acts pilot OF the steamboat Samson, charging him with
wiiully and maliciousy runni into Of the barges
belonging to the garrison at Governors Island complete
ly destroypg the same and endangering the lives OF six
soldiers belonging the Second Regiment OF Artillery
who in her at the time The boat was lying at pier
No . East River, when the steamboat came in and com
mitted the alleged injury. warrant was issued for the
OF Captain De Ward and he held to bail
swer.
Coroner's Omcc.-suppEN DEATH An inquest
held at No 90 st nton street the body OF Mrs
Matilda Bullwnkle native Of New York, sged %
years, who died suddenly on Monday afternoon.-
Deceased went to the hydrant for pail OF water, and
inst she entered the house, she fell down and expired
Verdict, death by apoplexy.
DEATH BY BuRNIse.-An inquest was also held at the
City Hospital, the body oil child aged three years.
named Alice Shepley She was in the basement OF the
house No 10 Pel street. where the fire occurred Mon.
day night and badly burned that she died from
the injuries on Wednesday ight at the Hospital, to
which she had been Immediately conveyed Verdict ac
cordingly.
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-An inquest was also held at
No. Thomas street, the body Of Susan Land aged
3d. nstve Of Englsnd, who died suddenly Wednes-
day afternoon Deceased went to call upon friend
l7i West street. and had been in the house about five
minutes when she fell to the ground upon her face gasp
ed vice and expired Verdict death from disease Of the
heart