The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-10-06
City Intelligence.


PoISrsA female OF anything but prepossessng appear
ance arrested and brought before the Ter
OF NO la Anthony street. his watch seal aud 81 10
| ia money the whole valued at $780, Her name - Mary
and the 9 'sksn Orange
The woman is July committed to take her irisi
| ANOTHER wArcH THEr.-A man named Peter Dewire
Ss ian r%ss Jr with having stolen his sich
hat and silk handkerchief, worth about $40 Evidence
Of guilty conclusive Gridley lived at ITO merry
street, and Dewire committed Tor trial
ANOTHER CASE OF RoBsERY BY SruFFISc-This lore
noon while Mr. Philander Pearse, oil New Jersey, was
standing front OF the American class Of per-
sons called suffers who induced him to look al wacn
ns % 81 10 s the
$50 bargain was struck and Mr. Pearse gave Iae ,e
s sn own watch silver watch w0 Soon ~ alter
tho bargain was consummaed Mr. Pearse left, and nearly
that the watch was
repaired to the Police and known his grievances,
but Is the person who had traded and had deraudsd hm
loss and to ponder his discretion dealing
with strangers, casually, whom he met in the public
streets. ffMM MMa .n
| PicKrvG A POCKET IN THE AMERICAN MUSEUM While
Mr. W. Dennis stranger in our city was aged last
evening viewing the curiosities at the Mn cum, his
pocket as picked Of $i4O Mr. Dennis Ike Pearse,
whose name Is mentioned above, immedisxsy W emit to
the Police and stated his grev ances. He offered
third stolen for the recovery OF the pro-
erty and sed that no questions should De asked
IL will be matter OF surprise Mr. Dennis IS ever caneu
upon ask questions much more 70 pay the re-
ward. .saH.
wHoLr,ALr Tnryr.-onicer Cochran this forenoon
rested colsred man, named Isaac Thompson having IN
his possession 10 rolls OF glazed muslin, what IS gene
rally termed Silesa lining which he had stolen AZ !ns
property valuable and the theft amounts to grand lar
ceny persons derauded requested to call az the
Lower Police, Thompson is committed and the proper
ty is detained. N
CHANGED wrn RECEIVING STOLEN PRorEKry.-Ohicers
Sokeley and Gatchsll have arrested person named
Hugh Armstrong, who keeps a store at the corner Of
Chapel Leonard streets charged with the above Of
knnx 10 h. atntop II
10Th Of last month while Mr. william B. Let's. Of Albion,
Orleans county taking his passage to this city down
bed ola check on Rschester City made payable
and dated the 18th Of July at the American Exchange
SiOs4 on the Mechanics and Farmers Bank Of Albany.
The following day after the robbery the check was TAKEN
Exchange Bank and notice having been given that
it had been stolen It was stopped and the arrest OF
draft frsm an unknown person In pay ment liquors
put up neither which balance due him has he ever
case Armstrong Is fuly committed to answer He can
give no description ofhis customer.
Upper Police.-srEALrSa WATCH FROM A PILor
BoAr-Aman named Jonathan Tichenor H. arrested and
fully committed take his trial for grand larceny hay
Jag stolen the llh o. September gold watch worth
s70 the property of Peter w. Rolf and which he took
from the pilot boat William Romer." 1ichenor had
| So 50. -
FROM THE PACIFIC -The u. S. ship United
States, Captain Strlbling, from Caao, July Is, and
Rio Janero August a. arrived yesterday She left at
Caao U 8 ship Savannah and the store ship Relief Ths
8 would sail in few weeks for the Sandwich Islands,
daily expected from Panama The sloops Of war Levan
nawarren were absent on cruise to the Sandwich
Rari'an and Congress and brig Banbridge short
detrimental cruise. The United States store brig Pioneer
, sailed from Rio Janeiro. August II, for Norfolk.
On the 9th of July martial Law was proclaimed at Cal
elias. who was at the head Of affairs. On the eth all
ness was suspended in the city and troops and voun.
Of 1000 men, had approached within few leagues
Lima Negotiations were pending between Elias and
Castillo and hopes were entertained that an arms.ics
election Of President by the people, as to put stop to
The frequent revolutions Gen. vivanco, whose popu-
iarity was on the wane was at Arequpa
About the Goth of June, embargo was laid all the
vessels at Callao 1t raised sbout July and the
British packet steamer Peru permitted to sail for Val
paraiso As affairs continued unsettled business Of all
kinds was dull The Brazilian Minister. Senior Lima,
family took passage in the States and landed
At Rio Janeiro-Boston Courier, Oct a.
LATER FROM SOUTH AMRRIcA.-We have the
! I5uenos Ayres British Packet August ST.
Some Improvement has taken place in the condition OF
he Rverista party Senior Paz the late commander in
on the 10th Of July. The Brazian Government had
thought proper his arrival publish declaration
some additional Vessels Of war to the abor Of Monte
vdeo to protect the lives and property Of Brazilans
The town saltc had been takon possession Of de-
tempt for the relief of the city time in September
His position seems to have been somewhere near
he frontier Of Rio Grande Nothing is said Of Orbes or
Vt the movements of the besieging army.
The Gaceta MereanIl was publishing series Of long
sanguinary atrocities committed some time ago by order
Rosas, at least under his authority and insisting
also that equal or greater atrocities committed by
the ruthless, detes.abe Uaitarians"
The Packet of August g. notices the death Of Mrs Mary
Of Donna Clara Ia nglesa" She had resided Buenos
Ayres forty years. and attained very great age
The British Packet OF the Sd Of August says under
stand that have received
clear out coastng vessels laden with merchandise for
Paraguay and to allow the re-shpment OF ali aour end
wheat in bond, in csasting vessels bound
Fe Entreros Paraguay and ports in the Oriental State
not occupied by the enemy
From JAMAICA.-We are indebted to an attentive
correspondent, for file Of Jamaica papers to the
ne Jounai o. tine ian
The whole Of this and the neighborng parishes
are almost glutted with moisture Never did fields
look so green so gay promising of excellent crops
and still the genial showers fastening on. What
with that and some dawnng hope that the present mins
y Will see the necessity oil giving greater protection
The colonis and cheaper sugar to the people Of
Britain, by dispensing with Is of duty on sugar but
avegrown sugar be sold within the bounds Of
Britain prospects have certainly undergone material
change"
From GuADALourE.-Capt Coffin, of brig Seba-
sight Of Bassaterre 26th Of August from Ii o'clock
NJ to 10 r. NJ (being the day which, by arrival
ported to have occurred at the former pace and that At
that time appearance indication Of fire there
was VISIBLE Boston Cou Ter. tslts1
The SUGAR CRoP Whatever the prospects
may be in other sections OF the State of an album
ant yield Of sugar they by any msans natterng
in this growing region. In this parish the crop
the Teche which 10 most important Is unusually poor
owing to the rains which prevailed throughout the
months Of June and July and interrupted cultivation
crop in Bayou Sale Berwicks Bay and Bayo BGuf
understand good and is the crop Lafoufc he
Aswe have always said the danger Of and other
cssitudes renders II altogether Impossible judge at
Ibis season. as to the probable product fact we
would notice; the culture OF rapidly exeni-
ing much larger number of persons than usual have
commenced the culture OF cane this year in Atakapes
nnn-r the favorable auspices afforded by the proec
policy and many OF them persons small means
tied on our lakes and bay ousFTankn "a fakapa) Plant
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