The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-10
City Intelllxence.

SUNDAY-ArTsMPr BURGLARY Cornelius Flyn, a
boy was arrested last night attempting to enter the pre-
misses Nos. LAB and l44 West street.
GaArD LARcEsY Kate Mitchell arrested last night
committed grand larceny in Brooklyn sha will be
transferred to the authorities Of Kings county to-day
Police observation-disclosures OF AUTHORITY.
James Nc Crea and John Price, came into the Grocery
store corner Of Washington end Warren streets and
Nc Cree exhibiting waking stick declared himself to
OF the clerks ii he knew the welkng stick He replied
that he thought he did Whereapon Nc Crea expressed
himself much pleased and said that Cassen end another
clerk Peter Gern, must shut the store and come to
the Tombs for murder had been committed in the
street. and he Nc Crea authorzedto bring them to
the above named place. The lads began shut up the
store messenger for Justice Drinker who imme
Cres or Price were watchmen or he toek them in
custody and led them to the station house. and from
thence they to the Tombs They were this
morning fully committed
C0r0ner's OmCe.-DEArH OF THE NoroRIoUs FRANK
REkD-This person who has figured considerably for
the Five Points died lest night in enc Of the watch house
cells In this mans house, which at No SO Cross
hans sny den in that vile region He has been repeatedly
before the Court OF Sessions but has always escaped
few days ago he was arrested on charge Of grand
larceny in having robbed boarder in the fifteen
severeigns and was bailed out on the charge by
he should have to the bond and gave notice that he
wished to surrender him, and offered reward OF $40
any who would bring him in. Officer Sitter, of the
Mp ouad him last night his gorously drunk and
lodged him in the watch house put into the cell
with boy named Fyn, who was afterwards taken ont
About two O'clock on going into Reeds cell, he was
found lying upon his face dead It evident that he
had fallen upon his face and died from conclusion
geston of the brain. Mrs. Reed very much affected
by this sad blow, and desired that full investigation
should be made Of the cause Of DEATH in order to that
her husband had not encountered any foul play
The Coroner commenced holding the inquest about IL
o'clock, and did not finish till nearly o'clock The
dict of the jury was, death from the effects OF large
quantity Of spruous liquors, taken voluntarily short
time previous to his DEATH"
ed to hold inquest No Is Cornela street the bo
dy of black woman named Mary Woods 50 years Of
age. who committed suicide in the following manner
She has for time past been laborng under abers
ton of mind produced by the habus indulgence in in
toxcang drinks and about O'Clock this morning got
up and went into the yard where she stabbed herself
veral times 10 the brepst with fork She then srrang
into the cistern and by the sudden plunge into the cold
water, ives evidently rc1tored to her Senses for she
screamed rantically for keP The persons who reside
IN the house hearing the noise Immediately to her
assistance and took her out Medical aid pi ,cured
but the unfortunate woman died. notwithstanding the ef
held tomorrow.
ILLINOIS SCRIP. = 1t may, perhaps, assist the
Legislature OF Illinois in determining how much
counterfeit scrip has been put in Circulation to
learn. that Jerry s. Cowden had possession of
$4,000 of the counterfeit paper at the time Of his
discharge from imprisonment in this city. While
Jail and hoping 10 be set at large trial. he for
he reached here the day alter the counterfeifer ad
been discharged from CUSTODY there occasion for
using it. and she escaped Immediately afterwards with
this paper he intended to raise to pay the amount
Illinois, and may then have commenced the circulation
of the spurious scrip. How much of this counter
felt paper may have been put in circulation, before and
since, csnnot be known st Louis Rep, Ian 81.