The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-16

city IntslIieence.
Police Omoe-JusE ioth-SaArp FLARE W AT A
ouse at No Little Water steet where fair damsels
yah great black eyes and laughing melting blue
ss sn ST the Of tripping it on the
s.dy to join them IN fun folic and gaity fat, good
Of 81 s there s
G Y from cracked hdde On right glorious and
come in and the half and half" begins to produce its
usual effects the scene decidedly cxhlerang and fun
ny On last Friday evening, however there seemed to be
disposition on the part of persons about the door
outside, to create disturbance in consequence Of the
IGOR keeper refusing to admit them without paying their
q cents Finally grand rush made, and the door
forced several people knocked down. and great
Of screaming from the ladies' shouting from the men, and
commands from the wachmen who had by this time ar.
rived, took place. Watchman Martindac succeeded in
arresting three of the rowdes named Grey-eyed Pete
Bob Matthew's, and George williams, who wero com.
mittcd.
STEALING MoNrY-James Gould and Terence Waters
were arrested charged with stealing Sl from Daniel
Whalen, No. Laurens street. Committed.
ASorHEn.-sarah Ann johnson arrested. charged
with stealing SIS in silver from William George of the
Blue Anchor, No 335 Water street Committed.
A CoMMor vAcRASr.-Elizabeth Brown arrested,
charged with being common vsgrant and habual drum
kard, without home. Committed.
TAILOR BEATING HIS wIFE.-Odcer Denniston
his vito and attempting to stab her with hk taiors
shears Hurley Is erocious looking fellow and was
N state OF oeasy ntoxication He broke the chairs in
him should lose his life Committed.
STEALING WATcH-Jane Williams arrested
charged with stealing silver watch-value $2O-from
Committed.
A NOVEL SsEcr AcLE-Eow THE PouNrs,-About
so Of the worst and most wretched inmates of the filthy
novels on the Points" collected this morning in Cross
street. swearing, shouting and screaming as if possessed
Of the gentlemen in black. One cadavorous lantern
awcd follow stood in the midst in state of perfect nu
therefore sans though pSaby in %o ms' co ono.
don This individual appeared in state of inoxica
mi OfiCar mn do biu
attempted to arrest him, when of his companions
named Daniel Mallory swore he should not be removed
as no was merely enjoying himself by dancing Jig on
the pare. The officer however took them both into Gus
tody, and they were committed.
Coroncr's O6ice-JUNE l5-DEArH BY DRowNIrG.-
The coronor held inquest the body of unknown
man at the Park dead-house. He found floating at
the foot of Walnut street. in the East River Yer
Internationally drowned
The coroner held an inquest the body of coored
man. named Jacob Hodge asthe Park dead-house. Yer.
dict-came to his death from disease of the lungs
Movements of Travellers.
The following list comprises very nearly the whole
Of the arrivals at the principal hotels yesterday
AMERIeAs.W. w. schrOnghat, Yonkers chas Leav-
in, U. NJ; Z. Johnson Boston Count Montado WASH
F. Coleman, Boston; Lyman Reed do. H. @. Wright,
Jno Clapp, Mass. s. Gilheyres Baltimore s. H. Fay
Savannah w. r. Perry, Geo. Geo. Evans, Maine Jno
ST.
7. s. Rivers; Mobile w: r Cony, Geo,
c 7 Bigelow,, Boston; D. scleesher Orleans
FRANxLIN-J. MAmminon Jacksonville, East Florida;
J; H. Stuart Buffalo; Thos Pomeroy, pttsheld; H.
W G. Burrows Norfolk. Va W DaSbo Philadelphia HS
HowAnp-D D. Howard, Boston; J. Dix, do. /; R. Par
ker, Delhi, Del co., w. Magil Philadelphia; Col C. F.
J. ". Kidny, do. - " : '''''' '''''''''
.wAyssLy-H. Lowell, Albany l. Parsons, Philade-
tom Sinclair and Sprague, do.
Mexican Intle,nnitfes.
The "Washington Union" says, in respect to the
two Mexican instalments, that there has been no
neglect on the part of this government. Neglect,
forsooth What right had the United States to alter
the original agreement, by which the two install
ments were to be paid IN specie, and placed In Vera
Cruz free of charge?
siderable deduction musthave been made, as without
itno in their would have taken them Such
drafts seldom paid in cash, generally used for
the payment of duties, and purch ased for such
purposes by the merchants. Pray who were to
have received the benefit arising from this alteration
cf agreement?
The transaction a. it stands entirely does away
with the Ii ability of the Mexican government to
that of the United Sates they hold receipt for
the payment OF the indemnities, and it now re-
mains with Mr.. Voss to fight it out individual
count.
The question now before the public s, shall the
claimants wait for some years until the Mexican
government settles with Mr.. Voss! No Let the
government suffer for Mr. Shannon's errors, and
pay up the two lnstalmentt. SAINT PAUL.
INSANE Poor IN CoNNEcrIcUr The whole num-
Der of insane poor persons who have received aid
from the State during the past year. s36 males and
40 females or these the recent Ceases Of less
duration than year. 32-od cases, 49, OF the
cases. 10 have been discharged much
improved. and have died OF the old cases, has
covered, much improved, ! improved, died, and
staff ,nary There remain in the institution 46-of these
are considered curablc 81 incurablc; and doubtful
The expenditures from the appropriation for the support
patients receiving aid from the State to the first Of
April last, amounted to 1925 81.
GREAT FIRE AT CALAIS On Tuesday morning
fire broke out in Calais, which destroyed four stores,
large dwelling house tailor shop, meat shop and
blacksmith shop. The persons burnt out are Bcdlow,
Pond, Pool Amcs Pearl Dunn, Hopkins Bixby, and 9th.
whose have not learned.-Bangor Wing,
June ~.
| ANOTHER FIRE IN DANvERs occurred yesterday
afternoon, by which box mill in Tapley village and
the extensive carpet factory of G p fapey
tally destroyed Loss estimated at II 600 dollars Sup