The New York herald., 1845-03-17
City lntAlllGsMes.

eeossas IL far toscssss issigs The present
.Sronsr will probably be nominated BY shs natives ~
he exhibits the same spirit of economy that acuates the
papas OF the cythat is saring at The spe got and letting
out at he tuns hoie-as he will not afford sufficient coal
athonsh the Corporation do have to pay Tor ito keep
,he office comfortably warm, (probably to the
pense OF having the coal box flied otener than is
sary, which comes out OF either his pocket that Of his
cerk) and yet when he has couple of boxes OF dead
bodies he Will hold four inqusas swear the jury four
times, and charge for each inquest
would be well for stove ana CRATE manufacturers
coll at the Coroners office and inspect the ingenious s-
paIsns Tor saving coal invented by Mr. Beekman, which
consists o cospe Of old gridons fastened into the
SO tnss cannot possibly hold than pill box full OF
coal NO patent has yet been taken out Perfumers
may be useful to them in their trade. A
PRACTICAL JoKE-In setting up the last joke of Mayor
Harper in yesterdays Herald the composor entirely
destroyed by making the Mayor say that all thieves
would become neral and reg person ages because
10 10 the new police, hehad given them ia Letter" Now
good the most OF his Honor Jokes but in this instance
the compot shond have dropped the "letter" and SCI
the word Sttler which would have materially altered
the sense.
Police Office, MARCH 49, GRAND LARCENY boy
named Peter Kelly stole two watches worth $780, and 25
cents In money from the store Of Paul McGnn, Of No.
90 Mulberry street He coming from behnd the
counter by the son oil Mrs. NlcGinn.
HIGHwAY ROBBERY "A man named Francis Mckay
was arrested last night and committed charge ofha
wing committed robbery in the lst degree. in having
Knocked down and robbed certain individual, whose
name il at present unknown, in the upper part OF the
city.
few poor creatures brought in by way Of giving
employ ment to the six police officers that have bsen de-
tailed to the business Of underakers at the police office
their duty being to receive oil prisoners brought in byou
door ofhcers and the blue gentlemen and consgn them
to the Iombs and them comfortably bestowed for
which difficult and complicated business they receive
81 90 per diem Was not the intention OF the Common
Council when they passed this ordinance TO have the
list altered monthly that fair division of favor might
be made Iii was not the nance or resolution was
an absurd one, and extremely iiiberal
Coroncr's Once, MARCH l6.-APaPLExY-The Cor
oner held an inquest to-day at No 227 Sullivan street.
upon the body OF named Delmon Flendes So years
o. age, native OF Germany. Deceased fell down in 6
OF apopexy at Catharne market about O'Clock this
morning. aud died shortly after. Verdict accordingly.
UrToKTUNATE Information was received at the Corc
ner's office this afternoon at O'Clock, tina. elderly
man. dressed in beaver cloth and light pants
was discovered Lost night lying dead between s9h ard
Tooth streets between the Sd and 4h avenues, by Mr.
Mora, florist, the firm oi Livingston Mora It was
not thought proper to him without consulting
with the Coroner As that officer did not come TO the
office after the information received, no invesga
ton made to-day The Coroners Friday came in
about o'clock and had the body brought to the dead
house by the gentleman who har the superntendence o
the burial department.