City Intelligence.
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Police Omce-Feb A-THE NJ. P y "ALL our"-AR.
aEsr AoArc OF (ur) OFFENDING NKcRoEs-GRAND CuFr
AND CHAIN ErTREE EEAbout 10 O'Clock this morning Cap
tain Hiram Thorne. of Police Station House No. and
privaes Weed and George Hendersbot entered the Pc
lice Office, having in their custody six negroes chained
and hand cufed together, charge Of having been
found in the basement Of house in Delaney street. gam
bling WIN cards aUr Coppsrs UmCnr hanhsrsoo 81 made
with the others, on looking into basement window
saw the black prisoners gambling with pile of coppers
them captured them and lodged them in the station
honse VIII they were kept till brought to the Police
~ .her and Jucs III conn
plant and discharged the cuneee


LOCKING UP WArcHMAr IN THE STATION HOUSE
Watchman John Palmer who is stationed at the watch
house Station House No 4, being of duty, felt de-
sire the interior of the station asked leave
ing he did enter to repay which act 4 temery, the
Captain, by way of joke nnquestinnably, locked up
wachman John Palmer in the station house where he
would not take the joke and has since commenced
civil suits for false imprisonment He was however, held
to bail in the sum Of 500 70 keep the peace for disorder
y conduct complaint Of Capt Thorne Al all events,
the NJ P.s determined to be busy and do something
was discovered in the premises Of Mr. swnbrns aoris
william T. Davill who was in the employ Of Mr. 8
worth OF fdsmsge Davi missed about half an hour
before the fire broke out and not coming back ut all


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thorities OF Kings county


A FourpLiSo.-Foundlings to be very plenty
about these times and aymen, well preates
to be blessed with children whether they desire them
not Last night about O'Clock the door bell OF Peter


g. Stuyvesant, No 62l Broadway, rung and on the
servant going to the door, she found in the porch
ket, containing female infant about three days old,
very comfortably clad. The infant consigned to the
Commissioner OF the Aims House, as the davs are gone
by when foundngs left at the doors Of the rich are
was" -


COrOners Omce-Jan A-DsTRgssING ACCIDENT.


"A most melancholy accident occurred last night from
the rannrg away OF the horses attached to cab, by
which young and amiable girl deprived Of her exis-
evening" Mr. Canda Of No IL Lafayette Place procured
the services Of Patrick Mccormick driver Of Mr.
RooneyS cabs, to convey him and his only daughter
Charlotte yonng girl just entering her seventeenth
return home, the cahman stopped at No. 30 Waverly
Place. to let out lady who had accompanied Mr. Canda
and his daughter. The cabman got off his box leaving
the rens upon the box and held open the door while Mr.
Canda escorted the lady from the cab to the door, While
the cabman standing by the side Of the csrsge the
horses, from unexplained cause tsok fright and
ran through Waverly Place to Broadway and up Broad
way to 4th street, where they stopped s their stable
The driver pursued the horses but 10 his
overtakng the vehicle, he found it empty The body
New York Hotel, and conveyed into that establishment
where she died after. The unfortunate accident
occurred about twelve O'Clock last night.


The Coroner held an inquest this morning, and the
ceased came to her death by injuries received by jumping
or being thrown from carriage, with which the horses
in charge Of Patrick Mccormick started and
Wavery Place. the night Of the 81 day Of February
instant the said Patrick having carelesy left the rens


lying his seat instead Of having hold Of them he
should have done, while he standing at the side
the carriage, whereby he might have vented the
horses from running away" NNF