The New York herald., 1845-11-09
City Intelligence.

RoBBEnY LIVINGSTON & Wells, ExpRrss-Up to
Yesterday morning there was no account of the detec
uon oil the parties who committed the robbery the
evening Of the 23d ult and it is much to feared that
all clue Tor the present is lost but doubt in short
ton OF the perpetrators Of this daring robbery
There are certain traces which cannot fail of aording
some necessary and valuable information relative the
affair, which the Msssrs Livingston Wells have adop
ted that cannot fail OF being ssul eventually
Among the parcels lost this OCCASION which by
Puplcty may afford the means of detecting the rogues
are one package directed to H. Dwight Jr ESQ., 81 Wall
street New York, containing 81 29e, among which
two packages OF 5000 each and three packages of 500
each, Phnnix Bank of Hartford, Ct, mostly ives with
few small notes Also, s73 loose of which was al
Phonix Bank and which was wrapped with the above
and marked S773 There was in this package one dol.
lar OF the Bank Of Genesee and yfve rolled up
and tucked into the package The remaining $523
try notes, assorted, among which bills of the fol-
lowing banks Rochester City Bank, Commercial Bank
Bark of Monroe Bank Of Ontario, Bank OF Geneva Bank
Also one parcel marked various banks which were
all wrapped together, and marked S523. package di
% recssd 70 20 % lana, BANK Albany containing sa94 One
Of the Fulton Bank OF New York the balance mostly
Farmers and Drovers Bank at somers. The remaining
1919 were notes of country banks, assorted. Among
which were Patchin Bank, and o. Lee Co Is Bank Of
Buffalo, Bank of Rochester. Lockport Bank and Trust
Co. Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Cienesee and one
parcel marked various banks y which we're wrapped
together and marked $40 Both Of the above named
packages were marked OH the lett hand upper corner
rad IN bk oil Genesee, and on the lower left hand
corner by Livingston Wells" In addition 10 the
above there was from the Commercial Bank of Roches
ter $1,000 in 500 notes OF the farmers and
rers' Bank OF Poughkeepsie.
Cry OnpS.Ness.-There are certain city ordinances
which forbid the casting Of coal ashes cinders garbage
and the like any streets or lanes of the CITY
These ordinances have never been properly observed
The captains OF police in each district dis,r
Dung to every house in their district, copy Of the
dnances relating 70 this matter and TINT
all iniractions will be punished according to law.
DRowNrp.-On Friday last DIR. Richard +. Cooke, OF
Hoboken, ~ j, was drowned in the Fast river near
Blackwelfs Island He had on black cloth pan,aioons
black satin vest aud black stock lie has black whs.
kers, and hair of the same color His friends offer
liberal reward for the recovery Of his body.
ALARMING PBEvALrscE OF DrApNr.s Avn DrNr,,gs-
An evening paper, among statistics states that in
Europe the number OF deaf and dumb persons is ~
wv ana IN the United states the number i 20O0 00o
How Ignorant the world would be upon matters and
things in general 1t not for the These
statistics Will receive premium at the next Fair
STREET PAvisa.-The workmen have been paving the
street opposite Park Row. If they could l., allowed to
extend their labors Of love into Broadway il woni la
much pleasanter TO the unfortunate individuals who are
ooged 70 ride up and down tha, great thoroughars.
WILLIS H. BLANEy-Fhis gentleman, formerly a dis.
tngushcd police officer OF Philadelphia has taken ~
MS residence in the lst ward Of this city
CoRoNrn's OrricE-Nov g. Fatal .9ccil.af Tlo
Coroner this afternoon held an inquest in Sho,,s
street, near stanton the body Of colorcd female
VINO came to her DEATH last evening ~ accidentally fall
ing down aroaway.
sudden Dsath -rne Coroner this morning holI an iu
quest az no iis Ridge street, on the boiy oil ma1
named Frederick Cline a native of France aged 30
years, who died suddenly yesterday while the family
were absent ehdeavorins to obtain his admission into the
hospital
hxSlNGUTAR ACCIDENT took place near the Bal
timore sawm., IN PIunketl's Creek township, lay
coming county Pa, on the 9th ult party oi ~ork.
men, on the day the accIen. happened, engaged IN
sliding sawlogs from the mountain to tho public 10 oi
The logs, which came down end foremost, obiaincd m
immense velocity in the descent, and smashed every
thing before them. Mn David McCaslin whose station
the base OF the hil unfortunately Icmnin.d la
the passage of the sliding logs too long, and when he
observed ono descending the mountain cndoayofed 10
avoid it, but he sprang aside he noticed that the log
had taken the direction, and Thea lie essayed to mn
back but slippod and fell Tho huge timber iny,sut,
struck OF his legs just above the knee carving with
the cap, and sevoring the leg just below from Inc
body. The unfortunate sufferer died about a hours
afterwards.
MURDER IN JERsey.-9he Wnmt Jioiiv Nj,,or
says, an aged man, named John Johnson who had
been 10 New Lisbon for load OF corn and while on his
way nome on the 22l u, attacked aud beaten In q
ufeaoiui manner lie taken his residence about
hree miles from Bass River and died the Friday fol
lowing loving There was large cut under his right ear his
Skull was very much mashed, and the fingers on ono OF
ms hands were entirely burnt on An inquest was held
on The body and the jury returned verdict OF murder
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