The New York herald., 1845-03-29
City Intelligence.

Upper PO1aces-AB BAD BoY.--EdwardM Murray, the
young rascal who hes often been before the Court of
mses Of good behaviour and on the part Of his
parents that he would mover do SO sgan, was again
rested to-day in company with John Warren. for robbng
the mency drawer in the store of Margaret Stewart No.
sos Greenwich street, OF $3.50 They were both COM
mitted.
Police Omce.-A BAD UN-A young gentleman
named Joshua Vincent who has heretofore exercised the
noisy profession of bellringer to his father who is
grinder by trade. ond exercised that audable
calling with profit to himself entered the shop OF
Mr. John A. Park Of the Of Plat and Pearl street.
and white engaged in inspecting the contents of OF
the the counter inserted his fingers through
and % took 0us roh
the mind Of Mr.. Park that his calling had resulted in
making him very sharp lad He was subsequently ar:
cases.
THIEVES IN PRroN-Jamss G. Utter, Esq. one of the
Grand Jury Of tho Court Of Oyer and Terminsr for the
present term, while visit to the Psnitentary yeser
day. with his peers for the purpose OF viewing the pre-
mses and devisng ways and means for the reformation
Of c0nvics &c., had his pocket picked OF his pocket book
which contained about $4O and some valuable papers,
He firmly convinced Immediately that the prisoners
bad and immoral set and that they did not deserve
to have their condition amelorated No clue has been
discovered as to who the thief yet although Mr.
briggs is making the strictest search among the rr
soners. tnI.
A FAT TRIs.-Dennls Boyle. Patrick 5arrity. and VIM.
Pat.en arrested by Gil Hays. for stealing keg Of
soap fat worth $2 from William Florence tho father Of
the Florences the corner Of Lispenard street and
Broadway.
A CARRAwAY CoMYoRr.-Comfort Moses stole from Geo
Leng of 4ath street. considerable amount of clothing
and two silver spoons, worth about S.
BRACE or RooUKs.-Bobby Adams, and Joseph D.
Connor stole brace and bitt from Solomon Msson Of
No. 81 Ann street.
BURGLAKY--This morning about O'Clock, the preni.
of Mrs. Howard No. IA Broadway burglsrous-
entered, and considerable quantity of jewery pro-
perty stoen consisting of finger rings and breast pins
and bracelets One OF the rings had white be-
tween two harps, with the inscription E. T. to g. NJ
and Amour engraven thereon One Of the breast pins
contained braid or plat of grey hair. gold watch
also steen, two silver spoons with the crest of
VOLTS head upon them and of German silver ware
COrOner's Omee-MARcH 28- SUICIDE BY A FE.
MALK.-The Coroner held inquest this Imorning,
the house Of Israel Rogers No 81 Wett street, upon
the body Of Catherine Chase native Of Newburg New
York. 80 years Of age who died under the following cir
cumstances She the house where she died about
O'Clock "wednesday morning. and said that she was
melancholy and affected In her mind but did not say
from what cause She went to lay down about O'Clock
in the evening. She laid stupid About 10 o'clock in
the evening" Mrs Rogers found difficult wake her.
and couldnot mske her stand up which she attributed
ameness About half past o'clock she wss perspirng
freely about the head, and Mrs sent for doctor who
came about daylight, and to whom she admitted she
had taken laudanum, and for the purpose Of
destroying herss The doctor ordered her to be kept
awake and in notion and she till about - O'Clock
Yesterday noon, when she became stupid and re-
maned in that state till ii o'clock last night when she
expired. Previous to her DEATH she informed Mrs Ro-
gers that she had attempted to commit suicide by cutting
her throat about fortnight ego Verdict in accordance
with facts.