City Intelligence.
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McCuRRY, THE SUPPOSED MURDERER This miserabl,
man was taken from the Tombs this morning BY office,
Rdgely of Baltimore stand his trial for the murder
Paul Roux The wounds upon his throat have entirely
healed and there is Inflammation few days since
oats sporting say, and took good bowl of arrow
root 1t the opinion Of the physicians that the jour
ney would revive and recruit him, Notwithstanding his
enfeebled condition.
Police Once Jan 2s.-SAoRrLEsE-As sacrilegous
rogue named Francis Brown, detected in the act
breaking into the church in Rose treet between Pearl
and Duane. fM
A BALxABLE OrrENcE.--A watchman named Samuel
Barnes last night detected two fellows named Charles
Smith and John Mansfield In open lot in Washington
street. wheeling off bale Of cotton worth about $780, and
after securing the rogues secured the cotton They were
both committed.


BuRoLARr-The dwelling house No ~ 9roadway was
broken open on the night Of the 27h and roooea
siderable amount OF properly consisting % sPoonS'
knives and lks, and wearing apparel.
A DANGEROUS spEciKs or AMusEmErT.--A man named
JH Hanes was arrested by posse o. M rs, wa.cnman n


and Front street last night. As the pistol
was only loaded with powder-the man was drunk-and


the girl unharmed-ths masistrs'e o''m"'eo the CON-
plant.


Harlem P0lice-CAsE No S-Harem Is again the
scene Of another gross outragehe commission Of which
hss thrown the inhabitants of that now popuous and
.h.svns village into conformation. Something must he
dome man, named Thomas T. Towe, was arrested and
taken before Justice Drinker, on charge Of obtaining
nroperty by false pretences from Isaac Cargil He
committed Tor examination


Coroncr's ce.--Tuesday-- SUDDEN DEArH-Capt.
James Hatch, retired captain, while walking IN
Broadway to-day about O'clock fell down at the cor
ef Chambers street, in it of apoplexy. lie was
taken into the drug store Of the Messrs Sands and there
bled, and afterwards taken to the hospital but before
reaching il he died He native Of Massachusetts
and about b6 years Of age The coroner VIII hoid an n
quest to morrow


DEATH FROM HEmoRRHAeE. The Coroner held an In
quest upon the body of Bridget Ball nstve OF ireland
"A yess of sge the residence Of her husband No lss
Chrystie street She taken about O'Clock last night
With bleeding from the lungs and died shortly at6
veriic. from spontaneous hemorrhage Of the lungs