The New York herald., 1845-01-23
City Intelligence.

Doporsc A JUSTICE IN TroY-OBrAIrISo GooDs ny
before Haskell short time ago. against Augusta
G. Taylor Of Troy on charge Of having o.taned about
$4,000 wSh aoS h' a V
false pretences representing that since his failure in bu
siness he ha compromised WITH his creditors, and got
discharge. Having formerly dealt with him extensively,
the goods were sold upon his representation 1t appear
ed Afterwards the aavs state that he had not settled
they had sold him third of their cost and paying
of certain Of his creditors with the proceeds
hensicn and placed in the hands Of officer Reyea who
succeeded Monday in arrestng the accused in Troy
His friends were very anxious that the ocer should wa
till his father could be sent for and Relyea consented
instead of bringing the father sgstrase was brought
from LancashTe before whom it was sought to bail him
had two horse sleigh driven to the door, and notwh-
standing the friends and the Justices attempt: intercept
him. got his prisoner in end drove Off and BY special
express Succeeded getting here Tuesday aernosn
writ Of habeas was sent down to Albany to be served
upon Relyes bat they unable TO find him. He
10 day held to bail in the sum of $500
RECEIVING SroLEr Goops - Officer Low yesterday
rested Peter CAN'T the keeper OF junk shop in Deancey
o. sU % ns
ceeds Of the Rose burglary at Newark He was held TO
bail
BuaoLARv.-The boot ana shoe store Of Mr.. Kinney,
Of Broadway and Liberty street. entered last
night and robbed Of considerable amount OF property
Upper Pollce-JAN 29-GRASp LARcErY.-A few
days since Mira B. Lawrence Of the S corner % o. a2
about sl26. 4 man named william Carrgan: who had
been employed waiter in the house Of Mrs. Lawrence
suspected and charged with the larceny. Mrs Law
received letter coDjuriDg her not to suspect
her THAI Il s ne would not
the property would be restored, that portion Of i
s es the on @
epistle, Mrs. Lawrence had Carrigan arrested The OH
who made the arrest also received letter. similar IN
tenor to that received by Mrs. Lawrence and taking
Carrson Brooklyn Heights he pointed out spot and
on digging in the ground few inches the silver
found. Csrrigan wa: fully committed
Owners have been found for the cloth supposed to have
been stolen by Moniman and II proves have the
proceeds oil two burglaiies committed in this city.
COrOner's Once -ISFLAMArroN OF THE BowrLs-
Nicholas Bsstaush ss year. Of age bdsimsn BY oseu.
patton who died at No whitehall street. from nfa-
nation of the bowels. Verdict accordingly.
Justices Court.-A SKETCH JUSTICE HoxIE's
CouRrYesterday morning at o'clock great congre
Hoxe arrange certain Corpora casesto have fixed
and imposed penalties upon citizens who have violated
Corporation Ordinances, &C., &c
The group extremely motley, and composed Of
lawyers ply sicians butchers bakers.
csbmen and hsckmen steamboat runners and all sorts Of
people An assistant OF the Corporation Attorney was al
there's young gentleman with lnxuriant hair, hang
ing in delightful about the back Of his head and
ears but whether he came to pay penalty or to make
Among the lawyers were Lorenzo D. Sheppard, Mil.
lard Thomas Warner and number OF Others who were
lodging about among the refractory swill gentle
in glazed hats with whips in their hands, and nod
ding at the young gentleman with flowing locks. A
OF Justice Hoxie, when who should appear but boss
Purdy" himself who was equally anxious to the JUS
morning to ye how are you gentlemen took his seat
upon his perch. He here nailed by the Aldermen,
who lugged him to window and engaged him in long
and earnest conversation much to the dissatisac ion Of
the numerous customers waiting for a turn
Gentlemen, said WARNER, move that we resolve our.
selves into committe and take into consideration
deplorsble condition This proposition was received
with shout of approbaory Laughter. After some
tn wal he Ius nd
him that there respectable assembage awaiting his
leisure Warner and Shepherd approached tho Justice
and bowling low, requested the honor OF few moments
conversation.
WARNER Justice Hoxe, sir, wethat ia Mr. Shepherd
gentlemen outside the there inquire your honor
will adjourn the Court till you have finished your
versation (Roars Of laughter, In which the Justice
joined)
JusrIcE.-No, sir-no, sir stop I'll see about IT, The
Committee have leave to withdraw.
WARrER-And report progress
JUSTICE Yes, sir.
wARNER.-And ak leave I, sit again.
S hSu%.rsdy9 NO SIR 60 the
sion when I've done talking
WARrER-Til you do, sir suppose you tako seat on
the bench.
JusrIcE-so will, sir, 80 will, sir (sittng)-now
gentlemen, what's the first case :.
The young gentleman belonging to the Corpors.on Al
torneys Office then stated that gentleman In gszed
cap had violated corporation ordinance by seoons pc
oncs and with ali be eooasucs and gravity Pacn
Mai proceeded read the Law upon the ine'
case was disposed Of and a series OF others.
The clerk of the steamboat Neptune wss caen piesd
{, charge of misde meanor in soliciting passenger M
Warner called upon tho Corporation Attorney Tor bl,l
s particulars Tho representative denied the rig and
without giving any decson, the Court adjourned till
next Wednesday at O'CLOCK
WEATHER HERE AND EIskwnkRK.-We continue
n have spring like weather. The Hudson is hard
Iv closed to Pougbkeepsie, and navigation is free
TO Sing Sing.
(From the Buffalo Adv. Jan. III
Some Of our New England residents have had taste
OF home For the last thiriysix hours have bad
storm from the northeast OF mingled RAIN sleet and
ice that froze into solid II fell; and this
ing streets sidewalks houses, trees shrubs every
thirg standing ont DOORS covered with coating Of
glare ice Such spectacle was presented is not un.
common at this season In the New England ststea buti
is Of the borders Of the great lakes
The storm seriously impcded travelling the railroad
the due last evening not arriving till II this morn
ing The mail carried IRON Rochester to Auica in
Sleigh the cars not being able to the Tonawan
da roRd. From the severity Of the storm here fear