The New York herald., 1845-04-08
City IntellI0ence.

Police Omce,-April = EMsszzLrMErr AND GRAND
LARCENY IN rALLscHAsIAO Officers Martin and Beman Cal
ghsnians) arrived in this city this morning having
Alleghanian whom they arrested at Poughkaepsie, q
charge Of the above nature 1t appears tt Johnson
the employ Of So Starr dry goods merchants Of
5hst about two months sgo he ef their employ moved
shortly after thay found tina. they minus large
to up business WITH they caused his arrest The
officers found In the store about 600 worth OF goods,
great portion OF which were identified a. the property Of
stowe Starr. He was committed in default Of bail.
CouNrEnrrIr MoNEv-Complaints made at the
pslice Office to-day against Jane Smith, the woman who
by several persons On the aeh March, she passed $40
on w. B. Hatch Co., OF TIA Broadway On the Slst,
q s;
nal About the same date she passed another bill
upon Mr.. Edward Ludcus. Of $50 Broadway At all OF
these places she bought small at clcs orth from 81
S. receiving good money in change Most Of the above
da discover that the were coun
paners
BuRoLARr--The dwelling house of Mr.. Morris Cohen,
and valuable gold watch and chain, some jewery and
and dark lantern.
Corener's Omce-Aprl 7-suvrocArrD nv CHAs.
coA-The Coroner was called this morning to hold
quest at Most Cedar upon the bodies Mary Hsrroha
aged ~ and oConnor eyed co. who were found under
'hc following circumssncs in small room in the bird
story Of the aforementioned house. fronting the
appears that the deceased and Mrs. Ocnner occuped
the apartment, in which there two beds; end that
O'Connor waiter the City Hot.l but had been III
for some days from plturisy end remained home The
building ID OF those sham built with the chimney
in front, and the fue 10 necessarily very narrow aud iii
calculated for the purpose for which 1t About
O'Clock this morning little girl the adopted daughter
of Mrs. Harrohan who lived another apartment enter
ed the room TO her adopted parent was terribly
shocked and frightened finding her adopted mother
and Mrs OConner lying upon the floor, apparently dead
and Mr. OConner also lying In bed breahless She i'm
mediaely hasened 10 the City Hotel and informed the
son OF Mrs H who II waiter az the aforementioned
place. OF the dreadful sight On repsag 10 the prsmsc
he found that Mrs. OConnor was lying upon the noor
~. Mrs. Harrohap his mother, also living on TIE
hoor dTessed but dead, and stone cold. OConnor was
IN bed, undressed and In y natural position, wtn ont
knee partially raised In the crate emoers o. cnncoa
wood end partially burned hard coal were found from
which evident that hro had peen .indea 10 tne
early part of the night The Coroner held an inquest
which occupied his attention until about O'Clock IN the
evening" but he was unable to obtain any fects Which
would throw anv thing than supposous light
he case appeared that the hue was either stopped up
or that the draft imperfect ond IL supposed tina,
md the room heng very tight and small the gas filled the
ror, and overcame them much thar they conld no,
move and eventually sufocated the tive deceased by pro
iucing congestion Of the lungs. Verdict accordingly
nor but shs remains In the prostratc ate there
is very little hope of her recovery.
suDDgr DgATH.-The Coroner called to hold in
quest at 10 harlton street upon the body Of child
to-day. In the morning she perfectly well The in.
quest will be held TO morrow
ANorHvR-The Coroner also called TO hold an In.
quest in East Court tho Sd avenue upon the body
denly last night Inquest tomorrow.
Court Calendar "wednesday.
SUPERIOR CouRr TO IS, both inclusive.
CospsoN PLEAs--3A, 20, g. s. 2b. 81, 80, 90, 90, 7s