The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-05
City IntelligenOe.

we could not Learnt to the City Hospital and repre-
scented to the keeper that they found her wandering in
might be admitted and offered pay months board in
advance She was accordingly placed in one of the
Immediately recognized hsr, and told the keeper she
had been placed there about three weeks be.
afterwards delivered of a male infant which
had been taken away shortly after its birth by
~ h no, asr ana
Ptal she became dsrangsd and sent to Bellevue
Hospital from whence she escaped. The keeper went
priced him Of what he had learned from the nurse and
then ran to the gate and detained the young men
until Mr.. Roome came down. MrRoome asked them who
she was-who the persons were that took the child
what was done with it, and who the father of 1t
that s saa Ss u ,s
but refused give his name Mr. Roome feeling that he
had authority to detan them. merely stated lu-
must take her away They then left saying they would
take her the Sixth District station House. and nothing
has been heard of her since.
sr. STEPHENS CHrKcH was crowded to overlooking,
last evening in consequence of the that
Bishop McCoskry would administer the apostolic rite of
confirmation laying Of hands, upon those who are
many persons Obliged to leave there was not
in the church to hold the vast crow! who had ga
thered to witness the ceremony The Bishop preached
an eloquent sermon from the text Even from the days
Of your fathers are gone away from mine ordinances
the third chapter of Malachi It'll collection
taken for the benefit Of the missions Of the did,
ceSo oil New YORK, ana biehop McCo admnlst cred
the rite Of confirmation to about thirty persons.
CENTRAL CHURcH IN BRooME SrREEr.-We visited
this church last evening under the expectation Of hear
ing from Dr. Adams, the Sesnsd and scholastic divine
who generally ohciaes in this church an impartial
view Of the past present. and prospective condition of
France. To say Disappointed is but poor
warrantabls, snd as We thought very unreasonable
trade upon Catholicism. without reaching the point
ai o.
acknowledging the potential influence OF Louis XIV,
when religious influences proved to , DC only the
the regularly we'll endowed and thoroughly well edu
Gated ofths Farsians bbsd their preferences and ad
hitting the combination OF the Jesus with the paPal
influence with which the whole Of France seemed to be
beset he employed his maledctions at great length
not bend their knee in favor Of Prossatism as pro-
mulged by Luther and Calvin. The usurpations Of
powerthe more direct influence Of church discipline
and the controlling influences OF governmental au-
thoIity upon at great length and with
the ingenuity which might distinguish most indus
gether it but little else than mere exercise OF
yindctive spirit for which we have no excuse to Offer
His relations to history were common place, and very
unbecoming to the pulpit.
DR.. Adams did not meet expectations, did he
receive the silent tokens Of appreciation which such
DISCOURSE properly given, would enfitle him to IN
proper delivery.
SuNDAY-Any one who could have found fault with
the weather yesterday must certainly have been in
spond 10 she m air We
believed that the gnss Of old father Time had been
into May June The streets crowded in the
morning with people on their way to their different
smiss-and the gentlemen, Of course, stared at them
it'll their most wishful eyes At this time Of the year,
we very much dosbt il 80 pleasant 80 mild day has
been seen before, even by that ubiquitous personage
the Oldest inhabitant" =
FmE.A fire discovered last night about O'Clock,
in garnet at No Is Robinson street originated from
defect In the chmney however 1t was put out by some
policemen coming on duty, with but trifing damage.
HALL THEvEs.-Now that hall thieves are out with
the cold weather housekeepe cannot be too particular
ring once twice. and disappear when the servant
to the door They thus become acquainted with
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No. 81 Warren street, was entered while the inmates
at tea. and two valuable overcoats belonging to
boarders carried away from the Hall.
ANOTHER MISSING MAN.--Mr II. Jennison, residing
at % Reed street, few doors from the railroad, left
his house on Saturday evening at O'Clock and has not
many individuals have been missing since the example
was set BY the great missing, John B. Cough
CoRorERs OFrIcE. Jan. 4-The Coroner called yes
terday to hold inquest at the Fifteenth Ward Police
station House, in Mercer street, between Amity and
Fourth street. the arm of human being, apparently
that Of female from the o. the hand and
bare o. ae.h This was found early Yesterday morning
~ IN snG in
rectly under the windows of boarding house, on
the northwest Of Amity and Mercer streets.
been evidently thrown or dropped from one Of the
upper windows for in the tall It struck small tree
which is within the nclosed railing on Mercer street.
and broke two Of the small branches on undoubtedly
showing that it from above We hope the Coroner
will strictly investigate this matter to-day-by examin
ing the inmates Of that housefOr the utter regardless
in distributing the limbs Of fellow creatures
about the streets, has become alarming and must be
Sudden Death-The Coroner was called also, to hold
an inquest at IS Hammersly street. on the body Of Mrs
Even born in Ireland 81 years Of age, who was found
dead in her bed yesterday morning.
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Police Intelligence.
dian Chief called John Natteg ontcher belonging to.
the Passamaquody tribe, who 10 very fine looking old
man. OF seventy one years of age and had just come
ing along Park Row at dusk last evening, he
was met BY two Of the "boy.," who asked him to go
cage for exhibition when upon crossing the Park, by
the fountain of these chaps" picked up pocket
the Stn. the Ss he hadn't h
ctbook which contained SIC. tcst,sfy them-ths done,
Of the rascals grabbed" the pocketbook and
tracted the while the other held him by the
Upon getting the money they threw him back the pock-
etbook and boed No doubt these rsscals thought the
old man had pretty good "swsg"
JAN. l--Bure lary-The liquor store Of Mr.. John Rem
ton, No. S33 Bowery was "kracksd" early on Sunday
morning. by forcing the lock Of the entry door next
leads from the store into he entry Mr. Renton sleeping
at the time in the back part Of the store he
however woke by the noise in the store and jumped
whom he knew. by the Same of Nelson Moore, cab
driver he asked him what he wanted when he told him
he came in for drink Mr.. Renten, upon examining
his premises found he had lost cloth worth
SIS velvet vests valued at S. and SIS in silver and
coppers In the mean me this Moore stepped out and
went OF. Policeman Cornell found, the side walk
the store, two coats tied up together; Of
belonged to Mr. Renton and the other proved to be the
coat of Nelson Moore from this fact coming hight,
Nelson Moore arrested by Policeman Cornell in the
afternoon and taken before Justice Gilbert who refused
to take the complaint; consequently, he brought
before Justice Osborne by onicer Cornell When this
magistrate heard the complaint he Immediately com
mittsd Moore for examination also two Of his " pals,
called Charles g. Allen and Lemuel Acklsy, charged
with being accomplices in this burglary This Nelson
Moore formerly drove Of the Harlem railroad cars
but lattsiy has boon driving cab for Mr. Bingham, in