The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-12

his face on the hoo and considerable blood the oor
sbOut his face h.rs was no other person b the room at
examined the pistol which lying It the feet of the
deceased on the Aoor and found was not Loaded one
dow was loaded end another on the window seat an-
no person could hsve entered the room without my
knowing it
DR.. VIZ g. ToMrzIss, of the city prison, made an ex,
in the forehead such as may have been made by ball
discharged from pistol; also circular ring apou, tne
external opening Of the wound in the forehead about
the size of the nuzzle of the pistol Produced which
had bruised appearance, as II the muzzs had been
pressed against II; the wound had burnt appearances
It could have been produced by the discharge OF pistol
death I-
CHR,srorHER Loso, who has charge of the establish
ment states that the deceased whom he did not know
came to the door Of the reading room, whore he was
up he
me whore VIC kept the pistols showed him, and he
took the pistols and examined them; he did not fire
either Of them; he asked me at what time the most came
to the gsllery; told him there regular time
that persons all hours he told that he would
The Jury rendered a verdict that William VI. Price
came his death BY wound in the head caused by the
discharge Of pistol in his own hands.
Police Intelligence.
! AUG. u.--Dfshonesf Servant.-Omcer Norris, one Of
woman by the of Mary Lee alias Waugh, on the
charge Of robbing her employer Mrs Hsskin residing
perty 1t appears this woman had been the service
Of Mrs Haskin for the last four months and the family
being absent in the country this woman took the oPpor
and quantity Of ladies' wearing apparel such brown
and white bingham dresses, very superior
valued at between four and Ave hundred dollars The
above viglant officer discovered the accused yesterday
she hsd lust paid her ssssaTe in the packet ship John
Skiddy for Liverpool She Immediately taken into
custody and brought to the Chiefs ONCE and her trunks
likewise, which were found to contain the whole Of the
stolen property together with bill Of exchange for
eigteen pounds sterling, which she had purchased of
Mr.. McMurray with part of the stolen money. The
accused caught just in time for the ship to sail
at IL o'clock the same day which was certainly very
soncr for examination.
Ro66ing Friend.-A tailor by the of Samuel
ID ward on charge Of rob6ing brother chip by the
Of Richard Mooney residing at l6 Reade street,
stances:It MIR Mooney intended to 60 west and
drew Saturday last this amount of money from out of
the Chambers Street Savings Bank it being the savings
of his industry for several years rast; and meeting
with his friend Carey Monday, they both took
drink together and proceeded to one of the Wall
doing so Richard Mooney placed he go n
small bag, which he made for the purpose, and
few more drinks together they called upon friend
by the Of James Kennedy who keeps little beer
and fruit shop at No s7n Fulton street where Mooney
soon Mooney fell asleep. short time after Kennedy
Cary to out of the shop who said to him.
am going out little way and left in the course of
half hour Carey returns and they both went into the
shop together, md waking up Mooney, it then
discovered that the money was gone Carey was at
accused by Mooney Of having robbed him. from the
fact of person having been in the room except the
accused the accused to be searched but
money found on his person, he having had plenty
of time during the half hour he was absent to have hid
the money thus preparing himself for the accusation
Committed by Justice Drinker for trial
Correction-We noticed in yesterday 9 Herald, in the
arrest Of John Malone charged with picking the pocket
of man by the of John Grant, of large sum of
money In the Bowling Saloon, No. Ia Vesey street,
wherein 1t stated that the accused passed the book
to Mr.. David Walker No Ia Fulton street. We now
learn from the best of authority that such not the
case. Mr. Walker being highly respectable merchant,
accidentally present when the affair took place. and
it was through him entirely that this Malone
detected and made to dsgorgo the roll of bank bills
obtained from the pocket Of ran the presence Of the
barkeeper and three friends which caused the
arrest Of the accused for the ofence2
.dssduit NTH intent to kiU-Assistant Alderman
Feeks of the 18th ward arrested last night black fe
low called James Miller for violent assault with intent
kill man named Charles Barton. Committed by JUS
tice Taylor
Stealing Marble.-Ofcer Burley of the Lower Police
Office, arrested yesterday man called John Smith,
charged with stealing lot of marble worth $685. belong
ing Mr. Joseph Blunt residing in 23d street-Locked
up by Justice Drinkcr.
Grand Lorceny-A man, called James Delany, was ar
rested yesterday charged with stealing $45 in bank bills,
belonging Peter Karnes OF Stockbrdge Mass staying
present No SO Cherry sreet-Locked up for exami
nation
Petty Larceny-Offcer McDougal of the 9th Ward,
arrested Yesterday black woman, called Eliza Trombe,
charged with robbng coored man by the name of Da-
S. OF the above money recovered by the above off,
cer-COmmitted for trial.