The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-13
City intelligence.

WAR BncomEs or THR MoNEY ?-PolIcemsn very ge1er
ay complain of ts recent order OF ,he Mayor suspend
ing them from pay in cese bu, gsry should be commit
ted riot sse their beat and be made by
them They say that 1t is impossible for them to be
upresent and in day time, when ten sweve have
guard whole round two three fights robberies
might trsnpe, vigilsnt and faithful officer might
bs wholly goorant OF them without concurink in these
STRUCTURES Of the policemen, they unquesonaby
Interested witnesses la the case, 1t must confessed
epcs 10 ths money retained from them when
from pny Every year the omptroller asks the Common
Council for cer@in appropriation to deay the
o the police department. but, the officers whose pay
has been stopped mention is of the disposition
OF falaries Now, what becomes OF the mi ,aing
neys Who krowss There are q number of very myste
rous circumstances transpre in this city but the great
est mystery OF all is what becomes OF ths 3D. 900 900
raised yearly for the government Of this municipality
This police business in keeping WITH all the rest Wnat
becomes OF The moxey? Who knows
MYSTERIOUS AND DELICATE CAsG.-We hear that q young
woman, resicug at Washington, D. c., having been
sednced 70 this city and by the advice legal
lend, placed herself under the charge of an abor
tcnist Peritoneai Inflammation succeeded his treat
ment and the young woman died. resident physical
certified that her death caused by congestion the
lungs. Further inquiry made however and 1t ap.
peared, post mortenn, that the lungs were healthy
and that there were grounds for suspicion that death
was caused by An attempt to procure abortion. We
hear that Coroner Hill Is investigating the stter and
shall get the evidence probably in day two All
tne psI'ies aae very tespectaDe.
NEARLY FROZEN TO DEATH Last night between IL and
IL O'Clock, colored man, in state of ntoxcaton
found in Anthony street by officer Greer OF the Fifth
ward ly;rg the sidewalk. he was conveyed forth
with the station house, both hands found
etiH. The proper remedies applied by Lieut.. Mar
n and after the mans fingers appeared to regain
partial circulation.
DANGEROUS SIDEwArKs.-A WOMAN BRoEE HrR IRG-
asst evening, at about half past O'Clock Mrs.
Blake, wife Of . aboIng residing at No Harrison
and West Broadway, the street crossing When pick
I'd Up, it found the poor had fractured her
leg just Sbove the ankle joint. She conveyed TO
Fifth ward station house. DIR. Knbourne examined the
fracture and directed her to be conveyed to the New
York Hospital.
BURNING A BLAcgsMnH SHop.-Between 8 and O'Clock
the alarm OF fire in the Second district caused by
fire in blacksmith shop belonging to Mr.. Mckenna.
Damage about SIS.
FRs IN STORE wIsDow.-About half past 8 O'Clock
l68 Ninth avenue DsmaGe about $50 It occasion
ed from the gas burner.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In your paper of Monday, under the head of Poce
teligence you say that Mr.. Denny r. Thomason is the
agent Of the American and Foreign Emgrant Protective
snd Employment Society, which is not so. Mr.. Tho.
msson's connection with that society dissolved by
sober which time he has had connection with
it, win you, sir please make the above correction
behalf CT the society
AN OFFICER OF THE SOCIETY