The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-21
LONG ISLAND INTRLL1GEHCE.

ArrrnrrRD suIoIDE.-rhs woman VINO was sent last
week from Flushing 70 the county Court HOUSE. for the
alleged murder Of her infant child attempted 70 commit
suicide day or two since By choking herself
BuRGIARns At FLUsHuo --On Wednesday evening
the residence Of Mr.. Edward Pnkham q Flushing was
the night the residence Of Mr. Christopher Lowerce
was entered, by the burglars efecting entrance
through the basement window. Mr.. Loweree, Who
heard the noise. frightened the and then the
the contents Of double barrslled gun, but with what
effect IL not known.
Drp'cAnos The Centenary Methodist Church. At
Little Neck which has just been completed will be dcd
Gated on Sunday, tho 27th instant
TIE FATAL CATTLE DisKAsx 1t has already been
mentioned in the HERALD that fatal cattle disease
prevailing at Great Neck and recently Mr. Tnorne has lost
another horse making the eighth within two
which has died OF the complaint.
RECOVERY sroIxS PRorKRrY.-Of late the nhab
tans Of Queens county have several tmcs been visited
By persons who have procivy 70 taking things that
do no. belong TO them. So numerous have bsen the
committed by desperadoes from New York and Brook
yn but facts have since 70 light which show that
Of individuals Not long ago the houses OF Dr. stevens
Mr. Blossom, the warehouse OF ". X. BLACKWELL, and
The dry goods store Of Nj Bsg. al o o rorsS
goods stolen. Last week facts came 70 light through
junkmau named schsner who, s alleged, purchased
found upon hrs person BY Mr. Roe H. Smith and denti
ned ~ the one stolen from BackweiPs, ne was ~
arrested and confessed having bought the kettle
from the above named woman. n. Smith. believing
that be had got on the right trsck obtained search
warrant and, together with Ocsr Shaw overnaued the
premises OF Murray and NOT only found the goods stolen
nom Backwell's storerooms, bus part Of we
articles taken from the dwellings OF the other gentle
while engaged In the business their suspicious te
upon q reia,iveof Murrays named Carsneii, ana upon
searching his residence which looked deserted and un-
enapted 70 their great surprise found dry goods con-
mstiug Of linens carpsts curains sverwsre, jeweFy
china, blankets quilts, musIins, 90, which propsry
has been Identified ~ having besn stolen from the
house and store Of Mr. Berger. has been stated tnas
there several others who have been engaged In this
work, and the authorities hard a. work trying 70
ferret them out and II caught they should be brought
70 speedy and receive the severcss penalty or
the law No have yet been made, as Murray
ana Cartneh have left for parts unknown.
BURGLARY AT wmrxsroSE-rHs rHIrr ARRESTED On
wednesday night the house Of Patrc Crowley at White
stone, was broken into by desps.do named Thomas
W. Bird, who Jared differently from what be must have
anticipated Mr. Crowley vas absent at the time. and
upon his return saw q light through the window and
suspected that something was wrong upon arriving In.
side the house he discovered that man one OF
the rooma when be entered and seized him by the
throat When q scunis ensued, but Mr. G. proved too
much for his adversary, and he was taken 70 Flushing
JAIL and after examination he was sent 10 the County
Jail TO await the action OF the grand jury In june.