Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

preparations lot OalloOn ascent AZ Pittsburgh.
~ colored woman has been arrested at Nam
tucke, for hoggng clergyman.
Mr.. BESsETT.-Sn-Pa often says "what man
that Bennett is, he knows every thing" My cousin
Eliza tells she has written TO YOU for advice and
that you very politely gave her the information she
wanted IN your next mornings paper. Now pray do
Mr.. Bennett endeavor to find out ono thing for me.
wish TO know II certain gentleman who keeps
store near TO nay residence aud no be seen con-
tinualy standing in the door way paying particular at
tenhon to young Indies as they pass married man
or bachelor. He never vf1ers me 10 pass without
gnncing at me an riiiade that sets my little heart all
Of iuttcr. Do pray inform me if he is bachelor or
not II he be, may perhaps le, him see that his at
lenons nre not unnotlced for 10 confess the truth the
fellow is handsome, and wears his hair curled most
beautifully. Pray put me out Of suspense and you
shall receive The thanks Of FANNY.
Fulton street.
AxswER.--He 10 bachelor--but his head is as
empty as his pockets. /" No go" Fanny
PoLIcE, Wednesday, August 23d.- Caught Again.
John Evans, of the three convcts who broke out
OF the stage they were being conveyed 10 Bellevue
prison, the l4h instant, was yesterday reta-
ken by officers Homer and Sparks. John was com
ing il large in the upper part Of the city, promenade
and looking after the girls instead of looking after his
own safety.
Evens was sentenced last sessions 10 two wears
service at Sing Sing. lie will now fulfil his destiny.
Stripped To- s Bgf.-Lawrence Murphy, No. 33e
Water street. on Tuesday nigh got fresh, and some
dispute arising between him and another person. Mur-
ply come out on the eide walk to settle IT, throwing
of his coat and vest, when the prisoner John Rowe,
tore ha shirt off OF his back, and carrie of tog tn
with forty five dollars, which were nicely tied lp in
the corner OF the aforesaid garment.
Rowe, IN ms defence did not deny taking the shirt
but protested that he knew nothing whatever of the
money Murphy nevertheless stuck to the loss of his
bank bills and Rowe was committed.
IN tRgrdtefni Rogue--Daniel Carney sailed in
company with Daniel Kelly, from Ireland to Halifax
from whence they proceeded to Boston, Carney pay
ing the passage of Kelly who destitute Of funds
Al Boston, Carney was taken sick, and went into the
hospital and while there Kelly carried of his trunk
OF clothing, and fifty severe igns gold and came 70
New York. Carney received information of this,and
Immediately followed on to New York, and applied to
thepoce Officer Welsh took the affair in hand and
he discovered that Kelly had taken passage the ship
Virginia, for Liverpool, and had paid TO Rawson and
McMuray, the agent, S36 for himself and another
man Welsh wasindefats gable in his endeavors TO
find out the thief and at length succeeded in getting
trace Of him on Tuesday night last
The same night Charles Messing, No. : Hancock
street, one OF our newly appointed marshals received
information that Kelly TO be found at the corner Of
McDougal and Houston streets. Messing immed-
atsly went to Mr.. Welsh's house and communicated
his intelligence, upon which Welsh proceeded to the
house pointed out and there arrested Kelly.
An examination took place yesterday before the ma
gstrates, when Kelly was fully committed for trial.
. Dueiiing ErfraordinGry.-Andre Il. Stewart
known as SuperAuous Stewart and Mr.. Frederick
Hyatt were yesterday committed to Bridewel on a
charge Of attempting to provoke namesake Of Mr.
Stewart to mortal eomhat The agistrate consider
ing this terrible bood-ihirsty affair required $4,000
bail. Full particulars will be found in another CO.
lumn.