City Intelligence.
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ESCAPE FROM PasoN.-A Attached to the Upper Police
office miserable tumble down. insecure rathole of
place. USED ss OF haner n S ossa iOr
charged with felones often escape The magistrates
of the upper office have been endeavorng for to in
duce the Common Council to attend to it, but they have
not thought proper to take to remedy the
evil On Sunday night, Michael Mulligan, who was
mis- by forcing the lock Of his cell door and then
unscrewng the bars Of window in TIE hail. and wrench
ing them that ne sSd On
Van Buskrk to walk in the corridor and permis
sion granted him. Instead of returning to his
CELL he took his clothes and blankets into the next cell
saying that the bunk was wider in that cell than in his
and he permitted to remain there by Van Buskirk.-
found that Muligan effected his exit with broken case
knife and that he must have been entirely unassisted
There no keeper on duty night and Of no one
70 prevent any escape attend to the wants Of prisoners
in Of sickness, render assistance in Of FIRE
The following persons have escaped since October last
John Williams, charged with burglary j. D Shay same
offence; Nicholas Pertain. for bgamy and Mike Null
gan. for burglary Now the mischief has been committed
going 10 close the stable door and intend naking an al
teraton by removing the watch house stairs buying
veral cheap locks Strengthening the bent bars and


Police Omce.-FEB. A-CArcHlNa GauNrEas "A
man, calling himself Bob sturges arrested for dri
wing four hogs worth $40 in the public streets intend
Thomas McGowan of No is Elizabeth street. who made
complaint against Bob for larceny He contended that
he pleased on the ground that they were Mayor Marpers
others are suffered to come in the lower part Of the
city.


Upper Police Monday CASE GAMBLISo.-ser
geant Upham the NJ assisted by Of the prvaes
arrested eight black men, mostly BARRIERS. whs were
found gambling about two O'Clock Sunday night
They were held to bail.


A BAD Bor.-samuel Mortimer, lad, was arrested for
stealing from George kice of 100 Essex street. gold
coin and ewelry, worth $30 He admitted the fact and
was fully committed.


STEALING BUTTER FROM PLATE.-John Stanwich had
the audacity to take frkin Of butter worth S. from
Plate at No. l20 Wooster street.


COrOner's O0lcc.-Monday ay--INFLAMMArIoN THy
BowKLs.-Abraham Stevens, q black msn, native o
Virginia 80 years Of age died at No 339 Medson street
abo O'Clock this morning. of infamation OF the bowels
produced by nfemperance. The Coroner held inquest
and the uryfound verdict in accordance with the facts