City Intelligence.
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Police Office, Jan. 30.-ANorHxR BABY-Bishop
Hughes has been blessed with another chiI-this time
hae boy but is yet infant he has delivered him.
self OF by Transferring to the Commissioners OF the
Aims House. he doesn't like nurse his children him.
self disapproyes of bottle process About seven
10. evening the door be the Bishops dence
was rang vol nily of the servants gong to
the door chubby little urchin in basket up quail,
which qne frightened her from her propriety she
ever look the basket and child to the Bishop, who
quite saisied seeing ticket in the blsket with the
Tame cf John Holland thereon. Only few days ago,


female infant lett at the Bishops door, which he
at once transferred to the commissioners. Where do all
these children from, and how does it happen that
they are lefs at the Bishops door


MILLING THE GLAzE-A small sized rogue named John
Hungerford broke pane Of glsss in the window Of the
store Of Simpson Wilson. No 10 Chatham street. and
stole three silver watches worth $25 He was detected
the watches were found in his possession.


A New NJ. PA few days since of the officers Of
lost his pocket book containing about ao and
psns hsar ne O. r Mi
OF his neighbors informed him that his puppy dog
had picked up Pocket-book containing that sum Of
money, and trotted home with it in his mouth The off,
does not know whether pay the award to the puppy
or the MASTER or to keep it himself.


TAK,ro APpx.-Gsorge Green arrested, and com:
mtted for stealing from Geo. Patterson one length OF
stove pipe, worth twenty five cents.


GRoss CoNDucr.-A man, named Garrit florence, was
arrested and held to bail for reckless and gross conduct


having while driving horse the corner of Frank
lin srset and Broadway, highly respectable
lady, who was crossing the street at the tina florence
had Embarrassed his horse, and whipping him for
some subHornness, when he broke from him, ard ran
over the lady.


BURGLAR AND RECEIVER ARREsrEp-Oficera Relyea
and Cocefar last night arrested negro named Groves,
on charge breaking open the auction store Of Mr. u-
grah3m l23 Fulton street few nj hts since and stealing
about $500 worth Of property. man, named John Nc
Brierty was also arrested charge Of receiving and
purchasing portion Of the property knowing to be
olen aMcBrerty keeps junk shop in Cross street.
ABsrRAcTING SHrP's WArcH.-A woman named
Jane Barnes was arrested and committed for stealipg
watch worth $40 from the schooner New Yorker, lying
At the foot of James slip, East river.


COrOncr's Ohice-JAN. 80 -ARREsr IN THE Como.
NER's OFrIcE-Ab u:4 o'clock, Joseph Gnlick ent red
the Coroners Office, and seizing Mr. Richard White re-
his prisoner and that unless he appeared beore the
Court OF Revision he would lodge him in the lowest dun
geon of the Eldrdge street jail Mr. White exhibited his
grey hair and protested that he the age and
was not liable 10 do military duty Mr.. Gulick was
cessvey polite and kind and pleasing little banter
occurred between him and the Deputy Coroner. who
finally politely showed him the dosr, and Mr.. bowed
himself out