The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-04
Police Intelligence.
THE SUPPOSED DON CAnLos VALENCIA Dl6CHAR0BD

Mr. Cornali Won Alten who had held under arress
during the ast i've days charge preferred against
him by Mr. Storms and others who that he vo
Aen) was tne person named Don Carlos Valencia who
and with obtaining by threats several hundred dollars
from young lady, whose name omit TO MENTION
duplicating Won Alien any further than the mere as
sertion that he the called Valencia The magis-
trate Justice Bogart did not feel justified In OBTAINING
The case Of this young presents Of extreme
hardship his strong resemblance to this csaled Va
lenca has been the Of persons becoming mistake
Mr. Won Alien now that he win procure the
cessary evidence his friends in New Orleans and
other Southern cities and win show conclusvsy that ho
is not the man Valencia De Castro The whole matter
will hereafter doubt be- brought before civil COURT
when the proof Of his identity will be fully developed
THE LATE MURDER IN GRAND sTREEr-RxAAINA-
TON OF BURNS, THE PERPkTBAT0R.
James Burns, who stands charged with causing the
on Thursday night last yesterday brought before
Coroner Gamble for examination. When asked what h0
was general fight in the bar.room that he was struck
and that Raynor caught him in his arms he did not res
member going into the street and striking any M
attempted go the street. but stopped he then
put his away" The prisoner il native
Of New York. twenty years Of age, and has kept
coffee at No 500 Fourth After the close %
his examination he fully committed by the Coroner "a
await the action Of the Grand Jury
TIE LATE MURDER DR. OsBoRNE.--John Keatng one
of the parties implicated in the murder OF Dr. OSBORNE
Jefferson county, New York. and gave himself up to tho
n
placed in the hands Of officer DuAon of the Seventh
ward, Who the day after the inquest held, weno
Of this CITY, however had been seen by Mr. streeter Of
WATERFOWL in that county, and he knowing Keatng adj
vised him Immediately to come to New York and have
the matter settled Heating states that he at Dr.
mans house the day Dr. Osborne stabbed, but
that he had nothing to do with the assault upon him.
He will be examined before Coroner Hilton to-day.
SHOOTING WITH INTENT KnL--OAicer Dryer, Of the
Fourteenth ward yesterday arrested named Ernest
schonwitz living at No. lls Elm street. charged with
Mail 1.,snu I'D
building O'Ne went to the room of the accused and
asked him for S., which he claimed was due to himy
Sa and adj fred It at him. but Without effect De was held
to bail in 81 600 to the charge In his examna-
ton before Justice Welsh the accused stated that ONel
grossly insuted his wife, by Offering her 50 for an inns
proper purpose the time laying the money upo
stable His object not having been obtained he returned
| for his money, and hence the assault upon him.
ASSAULT uroN FMAIB-FArAL REsUrT.--Coroner wiz
helm yesterday held inquest at No IL Washington
street. upon the body Of female child who was still
born in consequence of its mother having beeng been
frightened by named James Clancy, who with
Others Tuesday evening last entered her grocery ~
sullivan, the father of the child testified that Cancey
with about dozen Others entered the grocery end en-
deavored to pick quarrel with him. Cancey soon be-
gan throwing the bottles and water pals abon and hna
ly canght Mrs. Sullivan by the throat and showed hex
three times against the door, at the same time holding
knife over her head The witness called watch and
several of the neghbors in and pulled him from
her. He then went of.
DR. Shuhl examined the body of the deceased and gave
opinion that it alive shortly before its birth,
and that it prematurely born in consequence of Q
fright caused by violence to its mother The jury rem
dered verdict of Death from fright Of the mother,
which caused by the i'll treatment Of James Clancy
| on the 9th day Of September, 1852
On rendition of the verdict warrant for the arrest
of Clancy issued by the He il aborer,
| and lives at No. II Washington street.
SUSPICION GRAND IARcESY.-Two men, named William
Dederck and Francis Singer yesterday arrested
suspicion Of stealing $3.50 worth Of watchakers TOOLS
and gold watch worth $40 from the Of August
Hugerm at a44 Seventh street. They were held to await
examination