The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-01

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City Intelligence.
PoIice-Tnun,p,Y-Ro sHErs, House. BaEAxrns AID
were thin teen burglaries in various
parts Of our city on Wednesday night. seven of which
the Police and the Special Justices, delay IN re.sts
eblishins the patrol police. the efficiency OF which
fully apparent few months since. The
assigned by the Justices is that certain members OF the
Council object to the OF the bills Of the
sou o VII. the early
fcse of this salutary improvement in the Police Depart
ment OF city and after much djc ulfy the
{of the Lower Police adopted the measure In the short
Space OF one month the city had become so ia Of midnight
kaniered upon lie police books and eventually ,hese
rogues would have been driven out OF city had The
patrol been continued The reasons given for con,nu
ridiculous for mention, but suppose those
Yin authority can DO they please, and that the public
who dare and Will the authority OF protecting the
Lives and property OF our citizens from midnight marsu-
3ders and assasshs.
RoBBERy GUIJoK GCARps-The house OF Mr.
Sutton Henry street Pike enterad yesterday
afternoon III the day time, and chest containing about
$500 worth Of property belonging to the volunteer mill
man and boy were caught in the act OF breaking open
the trunk in vacant lot the place from whence
swas stolen The boy arrested and taken to the Up
Hrer Police but the man escaped
q BURGLAR SEcUREp.--A day or two since publish
led, among other burgariss tia, OF the house George
SE. Warous, 81 St Marks place, from which silver
1clothng &c We're stolen valued at SOS: Ohicer ste
phen of the most energetic Of the police department.
Pin company with officer Oil Hays, yesterday arrested
1colored fellow named John Francis boss
who has resided at No. 10 Jersey street. and searched his
premses suspicion Of his being concerned in the rob
lbery, when they found small portion OF the clothing
that had been stolen. which complaint Francis wa"
Since then several articles that had been
Bstolen from the house Of A. N Wenman, in 10Th street
also found in possession Of Francis well Us otter
My OF false keys and burglars instruments found
The house OF Francis which fact there Is every
son TO believe that he has been connected with many OF
Ethe burglaros that have recently taken place
ri A CousrnyMAS TowS.--An old coiger who looked
though be should be thinking Of his prayers instead Oh
W as 30 charmed with the winning smiles
of Miss Mary McArray that he was deluded into house
LOT i'll fame Orange street. and lille there robbed 81
The old arrested his charmer and handed her over
Ito the police but refused to make complaint against her
for fear hisname would be published and the magistrate
Wherefore sent her to the Penentary vagrant for four
2months.
n pocKrT Book DEorpEn.-A very honest man named c.
"a. Hawiey, recently from Ohio, perceived young
pck up pocket book yesterday morning that appeared
Chilled with bank notes, and either from honest motive
ITO return to it's lawful owner with an itching PALM
ITO possess himself OF its contents he induced give
he very apparent honest boy the of $40 for his
ble The boy sloped with the money and when Mr. Iiaw
3ey opened the pocket book to his asonshment he found
that filled with Globe Bank not Of which
was worth iainiet rag He will learn wisdom by eA-
Experience.
BALI ExrkAcrrpThe bah that entered the ieit breest
Hof John Lghtbody ink maker that fired from pistol
Elm the hands OF officer Baker, on Thursday night
tractrd yesterday had lodged Immediately above his
Yin passing round his body. lie is eng very fast
Efr0m the effects OF the wound
"a COUNTERPART Norris ofthe denomination OF 81, purpo
Wing be of the Rhode Island Union Bank in circula
tion. They dated Feb 3D. ls4i-letter d. and very
%well engraved. Look out.
" STORE THtEvrs.-Two fellows who said they
S3named Ferdinand Haskell and William Bryson were
rested yesterday by officer A NJ &. Smith on charge OF
stealing valuable goods from the store of
Courandt and Washington streets, part Of which was
H.found in their possession.
y COrOner's Onice.-THuRspAY--BoSk s--BoNrs--.
The homes of some human being, whether male female
s found yesterday at the corner OF Brocmc
and the Bowery They supposed to BE- the
subject used for dissection and have been Will
ss5be inferred to-day by The Coroner.
"a DrowNEp.-The body Of Scotchman, named John
3Williams found drowned in the Hudson Wednas
INday. lie had been missing since the 23d OF December
|Sast, when he seen on spree. He was cabinet
Nmaker by trade, and has family residing somewhere in
xCanada Verdict, found dead-cause unknown"
"a VERY SUDDEN DEATH--N Yesterday morning young
5Swoman named Caroline Eckhart native OF diei
EVERY suddenly from disease Of the heart She had retired
rest usual, and in the morning lying with her
out of the bed when her father remarked Carone
you had better put the clothes you" She answered
NYes-you put them on and turned and breahed
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