City Intelligence.
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Lower Police Omce.-GuLIcx THE MILITIA FINE
CoLLEcToR.-This man ia most busily engaged in
the performance OF his odous calling, and attempted
to levy upon oil cloth in the Albert Higgins,
432 Pearl street. Saturday in payment for militia dues
He was unccremoniousy elected from the premises and
then entered complaint at the Lower Police Office Of
assault and battery committed his flesh and bones
Justice Driner entertained the complaint but upon
process Of this militia fine collector was illegal The
gentleman complained intends suit against
Guck for false arrest and imprisonment Why is there
not club or society formed to arrest the extorionae
practices Of this man, and to expose his employers7


PHILADELPHIA RI0TER ARREsTED.-A young man man,
ed solomon Vckers, arrested yesterday by officer
Burns OF Philadelphia the charge Of riot and MURDER
committed in Philadelphia during the riots alleged by
an affidavit made by Hugh Clark. He temporarily
committed in the city prison, and as there is ndct
with the officer. rt of habeas corpus will be taken
out this morning, in order to obtain his discharge


The REWARD FOR ARREsTING HoAG.-Why is this re.
ward not paid to the parties who are its righul recip
ents The rogue has been secured sentenced and
safely located the State prison. and Messrs Wks and
Clark should receive tribute worthy their energies
for to them, ana them alone-except Alderman Wynshp
claims share-does the reward belong The following
is the note left y Alexander Hoag his cell the night
OF his escape. We give 1t verbafim ct hteratin -


New york august eth 1874,
this is my everlasting farwe the city prison Of new
york hope what induces to make Is that have been
badly treated by the citizens Of york been convict
ed the second time for charge that don
guilty Of you all must look for which have gon
threw the wnier up in the cockof all my friends they
must lafe and all my enemasy must feel sad for these
my last remarkes so faire well Alexander Hoag.


Coroner's Omce-CHLD DRowsrD IN CsrEnN.--
child OF Matthew Murphy, aged about ak years, who
had been missing for raj days. found drowned in
the ciser o the house 1893 Twelfth street. in which he
had accidentally fallen from the want Of grating