City Inteiiigence.
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ArIUNsuscEssyuL Drposir. A well dressed woman en-
% lucy No. 60
ed permission to leave there for few moments while
she ran back to another shop to get something she had
upon the counter, and the woman lett. Unfortunately
she did not RETURN and Miss Holden not being holden
TO the lady Tor the present. removed the deposit to the
commissioners OF the Aims House, much to the delight
of Mr.. Merritt


Upper P0iice.-W Wedn dnesday-ArrEMpr TO CoMMtr
ARArE.-As Mrs. Barbara Rosenboan, a very respecta
BILE German woman. residing in 1lst street. passing
along the 9th avenue la5h street, about O'Clock
Yesterday @ ,femoon, she was met by fellow named An
on the ground raised her clothes and to
wish and violate her person She struggled furiouy
Purssyland Frances Brown, who oming along 2bh
street. heard the cries, end looking direction
ground snd
approach They Immediately ran to the spot, and
cued her from the scoundreps hands few seconds la
ter and he would have accomplished his purpose the
strength of Mrs. r. nearly exhausted when they
reached the spot. He was Immediately taken 10 the Up
per Police oGise, where he fully committed by Jus
considerable portion Of his time at Blackwell Island


Rossinc Morxy DRAwEk.-Two LADS, named Edward
committed for robbng the money till in the Of John
vpdel corner OF Sd and 49th street. Of the i'm
menss sum of three shillings


Lower Observation-Disclosures man named
Nathan Rabbage was arrested upon complaint Of Gmpel
Ehrlh Of No. 81 King street charge of having sold
TO his own use the goods having entrusted to Rab
bagc by Mr.. Ehrlib his employer to SELL He also soi]
his horse and wagon. He was fully committed but as /,
appeared evidence that the horse and wagon and
perty were purchased Macon Georga and that they
were la, seen there by Mr. e. the probability is that the
case will be dismissed for Jurisdiction. The pr
soner had an before Justice Drnker this af
ternoon
CHARGE OF IrcEsr. Upon an investigation into the
cnarse Of incest preferred Mary Newboun against her
iaher, Justice Drinker was satisfied that the girl al


nough put about sixteen Of age, very bad girl
and that the father honest and industrious man. The
GIRL upon being confronted with her father confessed
that he never had any criminal connection with her Dn
asserts that sheis pregnant Upon mature considers.
ton OF the case and after consultation with Justice
Matsell, Justice Drnker dismissed the complaint New
girl has had to watch over her, a. mother only
can do She 10 fit subject for the Moral Reform socie
y who IL they take her In hand before she stepped in
infamy, may succeed in reclaiming her.


COroner's Omcc,-DEATH ON Board OF THE New
SHIP HENRv CLAy-One Of the men employed on board
the Henry Clay, which launched yesterday, on To-
ng below this morning. about half past O'Clock found
the body Of gentleman lying in the hold about ourteen
feet from the lower deck from which he had
fallen. afterwards discovered 10 be the bodv ~
DR., David r Harris., Of Williamsburg, L. L., who went
board yesterday before the ship was launched n IL
presumed that while below, examining the consruction
OF the ship, he ell through the hschway which was
open Ut H. was forty years Of age and has left n wifi
and family to lament his sudden and melancholy death


coroner held OH inquest and the jury returned YER
dict in accordance with facts - -


SuIcDE AT BELLEvur--A very brief note was rece;ved
by the Coroner last evening rom the Of
,ne Aims House. requesting him ia call at the Bellevue
hospua and hold inquest upon the body Of Carl AL
per VINO cut his throat, while shaving, on Thursday
morning The superintendent did not appear to think K
WORTH while to communicate any further psrtculsrs -
Inc Coroner Will hold IN Inquest Tomorrow moruipg.