The New York herald., 1845-08-23
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City Intelligence.

City Intelligence
MILITARY VIsIroRs.-The Northern Volunteers a mill
men, residing in Charleston c. and numbering about
forty muskets paraded on Thursday escorted by the
the Park by the Mayor after which they were reviewed
the Battery and thence went to Lafayette Hail. where
they partsok Of sumptuous dinner given them by the
Light Guards. They presented fine martial appear
ance and appeared to be most perfectly drilled They
are an honor the north their birthplace and the
did to the north military company but the
members mostly northerners and spend their sum-
here happening SO nsls On
supposed that they would pay visit to Newark.
but their for the present now at an end
to wagon loaded with lumber in turning the corner of
Ann and Nassau streets went of in tangent and was on
ly prevented from running into Elton's store, by
apple and peach stand the walk This he upset. scat
terng the fruit in all directions great portion OF which
went into the gutter. picked up by
the keeper Of the stand and will wejpresume be sold at
deprecated price
CoRosrn'. orr,cr, Aug 2a.-Fatai aceident-A child,
boy about year old Whose parents reside at No. "a
Clinton street this morning fell down flight of stairs,
and was killed.
Sudden Death--The Coroner was called this morning
to hold inquest at No. 1872 Cherry street, the body
Of French Canadian, named John De Cousse aged SO
years who after returning home last night from par
ty Of pleasure was taken suddenly ILL., and Immediately
expired. Verdict, Death by disease Of the heart Z"
another-The Coroner also held inquest at No. 3ss
Broome street. the body of John Schenck, native Of
Germany aged 40 years, who died suddenly yesterday
morning. Verdict, " Death by consumption"
DEATH IN The HospifsL-A female named Elizabeth
IIawksworth native Of Long Island aged IS years who
has for come time past led an Incorporate life, and in
dulged in free poations Of opium conveyed to the
City Hospital Monday last in critical situa ton in
Consequence of having taken large dose Of laudanum,
from the effects Of which she apparently restored by
the remedies applied by the physicians of the institution
She however, became very much debiltated and died
last night.
ster aged about 40 native Of Ireland was taken
with spasms about o'clock this morning. and after sur
ferng the most excruciatng pains for short time, ex
pired Verdict, " Death by spasmodlc chohc."
Police Intelligence.
AUG. 22.-RobJery at the Fire Poinfs-Quite a Haul-
An important brought to light this evening,
through the fundamentally Of female who appeared
The female referred to, whose name is Mary Wilson,
went to the shop at the corner of Duane and Gen.
tire streets, kept by Mr.. Goodman to redeem common
shawl which she had there in pledge and presented S.
bill for the purpose of dscharging the claims upon the
After receiving the change, she proposed to
deem other articles that she had in pledge at the
same time presenting another $5 bill notwithstanding
she had more small change than was necessary This
circumstance created suspicion in the mind of Mr.
Goodman who with a view of satisfying himself more
thoroughly on this point remarked to her that she ap
peared to be very careless with her money and asked
If she had not lost Of it, how much she ought to
have, &C., when she took from her bosom roll of bank
found consist of 81 900 b $40 bill and four S.
bills in addition to the change which ne had given her
out OF the first $5 bill that she had handed him. Without
further hesitation, Mr. Goodman transferred the woman
to the custody of officer Rue Of the Independent Police
No 4s Centre street. who took her to the lower police
where he interrogated her to the manner in which
the money into her possession She stated that
woman, named Jane Brown, who occupied an upper
room in the house No. 14 Anthony street. had given the
money her whereupon officer Rue after obtaining the
assistance of his associate officers Relyea and Fream
to l4l Anthony street. and there arrested
Jane Brown and another female named Ann Brooks
pected of being concerned in the robbery Of man then
fee where he gave his name as John Carroll and stated
that he had been for time school master in the
Sixth Ward He is about As of age, and presented
thar ha al hv
side Of the officer with boot and the other in his
hand He had carried his convvaty rather too far to
brought him before the magistrates. He suitably
disposed Of until morning, when the case will be fully
Investigated; in the meantime the females also de-
tanned for examination.
mice Young Men."-Three steamboat runners, named
George w. Ellis Edward Gucher and John Curry, af-
ter carrying their convviaty" to pretty high pitch
within doors proceeded to kick few of their shines
in the streets Their chief amusement however conss
ted OF taking the bungs out of casks of moasses,
which they fell in with at the of Robinson and
West streets and then rolling the casks along the side
walk By the time that about forty fifty gallons of
the molasses had been turned out for the benefit of the
hogs Of the third ward star police arrived at the
spot and arrested the before named trio who were this
morning held to answer for the offence.
Grand dLdrceny-Accordng to the statement of Thomas
Dolan the keeper Of porter house at No Walnut St.
fellow named Thomas Pagan came to his establish
ment and helped himself to the Of sl0s for which
liberty the latter was duly provided for at the Egyptian
Mansion house.
.4resf Of Counterfeiters.-Tw named Horatio
Dean and John Huested last night arrested by po
u
charged with having passed to Nathan Clark of No. 22
Water street, counterfeit two dollar BILL also coun-
nss dollar osr in E quos e. On ar
other S5 found in his possession. The accused
were committed to answer.
arrest on charge Of absracting Sl5 from wallet be-
longing to Mr. Marbary this morning discharged in
the Court of Special Sessions il being shown that the
hack had been employed in the conveyance of other
passengers before the wallet was found.
Threatening the Life Of Poiiccman.A fellow named
arrested fin mi
ted to answer for threatening to take the life of police
.4ssauit ,cith PistoL-Charles welch was arrested
yesterday by policeman Watts, charge Of threaten
ing to shoot female named Hannah socum, with load
ed pistol
Street Walkers Look Out-About dozen females who
in the habit of blocking certain thoroughfares, and
making use OF improper language, were arrested last
Ward
Insulting Femaes-t is gratifying to know that the
policemen, by the directions Of their efficient chief
taking measures to protect such females compel
ed to through the streets at night from the insults Of
young rowdies who congregate at the corners and
tired streets for that purpose Last night couple of
these worthless named Joseph II. Palmer and John $.
spectacle females in Broadway few more examples
will soon put stop to these proceedings.
Baie'0vhere's the 0wner!-As policeman johnson Of
the nth Ward taking his rounds in the vicinity of
the pier foot of Third street E. r. he observed couple
OF suspicious looking characters land from boat kegs
where for them The Star fhe officer being discovered
by the rogues they sprang to the boat and made good
their retreat leaving the butter IN possession OF the OIL
fcer
Stolen Jeweery @c.-Two plated cake baskets, and
partially demolished jewelry, consisting of
rings, finger rings breast pins SC &c. were yesterday
taken from welLknown thief Those who may have
lost any thing the above description, will do well to
call at the Chiefs Office in the Park
UprER Police, August 22--Austin Johnson fined 81
so cents for being drunk which hs wife paid for him.
Pat Duffy bold pated Munster man. appeared to make
complaint against Miss Finn of l4th street. for fighting
and making noise in her neighborhood The complain
f..
ntted and using all his eoquencc the purpose
Miss !. had friend present, who was considerably