The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-09
City Intelligence.

THE New Drsrnrcr ArroaNEy.-The County Court as
'emble at four o'clock to morrow afternoon, 10 make the
appointment Of District Attorney in place OF James X.
Whiting Esq resigned tits e be hoped that whoever
appointed to this station they will select Jonas B. Phillips
ESQ., assistant His attention to the public business
courtesy and talents will render his continuance popular
with all parties.
A TYLER Man ELECTED At Lasr.-The result OF the
public school election in the 18th ward il announced
loows:-Thomas Adds Emmett, Commissioner; Jere.
mah Towle, Inspector; Patrick Doherty trustee. Whole
number of votes 924 OF which, for commissioner, MIR.
Emmett had 49, and d. Moulton Native American. 400.
rhe whole ivote Of the city, Monday, for school Off
GERS, % I40 which is not one hall Of those usually
polied. MIR Towle who is elected Inspector.
the earliest friends Of President Ty ler and the naval
nicer of this port The other officers democrats
MINISTER RoBBEp.-The house of the Rev VIM Ro-
bers OF Jersey city, rs Grand street burgariousy
inferred on Thursday night, end robbed Of time piece
lgous rogue should Town up" and return the minis.
ters coat and hat forthwith.
EXTENSIVE RoaBERy-Mr Mckee, who left this city
or Albany on Friday morning. was robbed OF carpet
bag containing $4,000. the City Hotel in that city
lie reached Albany about O'Clock in the morning,
md went from the boat the City Hotel where he
cusomed to stops walked into the hall in of the bar
room; hung up his cvercoat and carpet bag hook
md directly into the dining room where breakfast
had just been served without putting his baggage in
charge OF any body or telling the barkeeper that il
aimed any thing Of unusual value When he came out
nom breakfast the carpet bag containing ten thousand
olIars, was missing and then for the first time he
Toned its contents Inquiry being made ot once was
'soessansd that stranger had been seen in the reading
room OF the Hotel just about breakfast time, and that the
bar keeper not iancyng his looks, had asked hiw he
wished for breakfast which he replied in the neg alive
lust then number Of persons came in from the boats
| and the attention Of the barkee.cr was cngros
| Sed by them He had just disposed of them
| when Mr.. Mckee discovered and proclaimed his
| loss. OF course, the suspicious looking individual
noticed by the barkeeper was cones and person coming
up Market street, said that he met man, answering the
description and carrying carpet bag in his hand hurry
ng towards the railroad messenger was forthwith
epached to the depot of the Mohawk and Hudson Hail.
road, and it asceftaned that such had been
here, but five minutes too late for the ana
hat falling to obtain passage in them, he bad endcavor
d, but IN vain. TO get cab or hackmap 70 take him t.
schenectady. When last he going mp Lydius
reet Mr.. Mckee has offered reward of $500 for I'll.
recovery OF the money aud the arrest Of the thief We
ncerely hope that he will attain both objects The thei
believed to be English pckpocket OF some no,oreiy
Five hundred dollars reward offered for the recovery
Of the money.
Lower POilcc.-June s-HicnwaY RoBBEry AT TIL.
F'sr- Edward Fcgerty was knocked down Mt the fir,
in Broad street Friday night, by three men, who
emped TO rob him OF hG watch and money He gave tn.
alarm when of the party named John Ford, al
| sested, but his two associates escaped.
| LUMBER TRADE.--The Woodstock Telegraph
| states that the iumbermen on the st. John wer.
hghIy favored by three four days successive rain il
The course N the past week The river and streams were
much raised that the greater part Of the timber il not
ALL made in that county, has gone to market II is esti
mated that upwards Of 5000 tons OF square timber passed
Woodstock in the course Of the week.