The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-12-03

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tlsman named VIII Marshall observed leaving the
franklin House yesterday with another gentlemans
the OF the coat rather dissatisfied with al
rangement he made some little disturbance and Mr. Mar
shall was committed to the Tombs for larceny.
RAKINa uPAN OLD AFFAIR.-Justice, although she has
not acquired great reputation for speed in her
movements generally allowed to be very good animal
at bottom and is pretty to perform her distance and
up stand at last all good order One Tho
mas Wenham. fearing that vote would not be sufi
Client in the election o. s4 popped second one into the
offence he was yesterday arrested and committed. A
prospect of 500 will do good deal towards stimulating
persons in the performance OF their duties.
Upper Police Omce-AN AFFAIR OF THE HEAar-
too gallant and yet very uDgaliant personsge whose
parental relatives caused to be cnrstened Michael Pertain
fell desperately in love h lady named Parker residing
l49 Christopher street, and, In the month Of August
last having INDUCED rather extensively in the rosy
endeayored to make highly improper advances much to
the establishment and Indignation Of Miss Cstharne Cor
nell and Miss PARKER ana the former nterfered and
deavored to put stop to his indecent conducbut being
highly incensed ut such usage he commenced violent
assault and battery upon the maiden, for which she die
complain most grevously. Since that tine Mr. Pestain
ing down men and women, breaking windows, and other
equally harmless amusements. Yesterday he was com.
m,tted at the Upper Police.
DISTURBING PUBLIC WoRsHIP-A fellow calling himself
Joseph McCrack.n was yesterday arrested for
ly br ach OF the peace, in having entered Tempera
Hall, Sunday night, during the performance of reli
gious worship and conducting himself boisterous and
noisy manner. lie fined $40 and costs a lesson to
beginners.
TO be inferred that the General has left his literary paths
and to driving cattle but that he has added
the long list of good things which lay claim his paer
nifty avery excellent bull The other day the office hoy
upon whom nature in other oval moments bestowed
head OF hair somewhat verging upon the vegetable
der, but who very nice SOFT Of boy notwithsand
ing unfortunately oversight himself; on Smth's-the
General has a smith, and first rate one, too-comine
down the office about o'clock he found the establish
entirely shut up, and rejecting light than
any other establishment Smith was indignant and had
the lock picked.
The General came along and was greatly astonsh
ed at not finding ell hands deck overhaung the ships
know, sir" says Smith. "Who opened the Office r. en-
quired the General. "No cne" replied Smith How
pick he lock-" replied Smith, eyeing the General see
now he stood the joke Out pops the Gener H. and soor
alter. pops Master Cheeks looking dreadiuy sg,taed
his eyes starting IRON their SOC ts-uncomLed hair
dsarraGged neck-coihvest buttoned awry, and Other
indications Of indulgence ct the Boweiy tho previous
It lam late Z" Rather - laconca ally replied smith
"On III leave the cfiiceI never meet the Gen
erals eye" said the lad agated mo - said Smith, in
quirngiy just a; this moment the General back
and seeing Cheeks looked rather red and indignant bu
addressing him in kindly msnnsr. but reproschfully
sad' good ,ad, why didn't you bring down the Ike,
"Peass sir DO y said the boy, rubbing the seat Of hi
The in TSsn wsy &,
devil didn't yon serd tie key" Smith did up his mail
| the boy sDuied.
hold an inquest the Aims House. in Bellevue, yesterday
| morning, in case Of no importance.
| CENSUS OF LIBERIA From an abstract Of the
i census OF Liberia, we gather the following items:
In lSi3 the total population OF the colony $50
6i5 children born in the colony The average anpus
mortality in the colony is about per cent The frs
emigrarts arrived there In 1920 ~ years ago. Churches
y COMMITMENTS AmericaD Ola, recaptured Africans
i6, Afcuns 333-tcta 4e3. schools 49, scholars, Anne
rcan $40, Africans l9lotal 500 Convictons--nufdei
. Kidnapping H. burglary IL, grand larceny lU7, petit
arceny is4-otler offences AZ Imports in two year,
Sl57 $40 exports 1o $l2s 69i stock in trade $50
real estate oil merchants, B2g $50 commission business
annually, $50 vesselp, Coffee trees u 1877, acre,
sugar cane 81, in rice g. do Indian l05 do
groundnu 81, do potatoes and ysms S06 do casssd;
1926 owned o34 under cultivation 9ls Cattle II
sheep and goats ai4 swine osb ducks and chickens Ii!
| dozen. Total value owned by farmers SALTS.
We presume this does not include the members in th
Missionary Stations in the interior but only those In the
| colonial territorv