The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-17

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Frssis the ms.sss q ,Ss asp R,s - arrested By
oficsrs Denniston and Drnk,r. charged With TIE above
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sci from New Providence. IN charge Of the captain, con
signed to Daniel Draper k.a Of Boston ohsr cargo va.
age, Frsbie the master made invoices and instead Of
going into the port Of Boston, pa, INTO this port on the 1h
own name Il s.o sppssrs be forged en- entire Of
papers and has sold the whole ireshf amounting 10 sis
He isf fully committed 10 prison.
THrrT on 0oLD AND siLsrn-Thres men. named
Charles Ross. George Cumming and John Rogers sIs.
Dublin were arrested for stealing sbost eI IN silver ana
gold coin from James Rafferty,. No 10 csiherae street
while he was in house s the corner OF Centre and An
thony streets They are all fully commis,sfo Tor trial
PICK PscxKr ARRssrrp.-ihe notorious Thos Henry
was arrested and FULLY committed for picking ns POCKET
OF gentleman In Broadway ., the corner OF Duane 81
offs considerable smount Of money ocer sioksly sr.
rested him. He IL old offender and doubt will now
receive u just reward.
BunoLAnr-On the evening of Saturday, the dwelling
of Mrs Clark No 80 McDougal street was entered by
basement window being forced and valuable rose
wood desk and clothing &C., worth nearly Siuo stolen
The burglars have not At present been spprehsnded
THE CARPET BAG AND $4,000 Yesterday afternoon
the robber Daily and his paramour the girl .nson were
ing the carpet beg OF Mr. Mckie and his $4,000 They
left our city prison in custody Of some Albanian ocers
A PLEASURE EXCURSION TO TIKI UpPER LANES
Believing that a man should know all that he can
a foreign and distant one, we were much gratitied
in observing it announced that the new and superb
steam packet Wisconsin, was about TO make a
pleasure excursion to the upper lakes. We know
of no boat well calculated for this purpose she
is the largest on the Western lakes, and most beau
tifu!ly fitted up and furnished the whole the upper
cabin forming state rooms; she is propelled by
powerful low-pressure engines with the most mo-
darn nd lion will he
taken to render those DESTROYS of taking week OF
two recreation-at the same time to get more
perfect knowledge of their native land, by visiting
many of the most beautiful spots in it, but also
others at once interesting from being the sites
of some of the most important events in the
history OF the country-perfecty safe and comfort.
able. Nor is this all, a most excellent band OF
music is provided tor the occasion, 80 that while
the sight has charms to indulge in, the ears and
other senses may be equally gratlfied In another
way.
The boat will leave Buffalo at four p. M of Mon
day, July LIST, and proceed from thence to visit all
the important places Lakes Erie, Huron, and
Michigan, including Green Bay, afording TO the
passengers ample time for visiting all the most in
1eresting spots on the route: Thus opportunity will
be afforded to visit the rising town of Erie on the
lake, proceeding from thence towards Cleveland,
around Cunningham's Isle to Monroe, up the Huron
river to one of our grandest military posts, Detroit;
and from thence into Lake Huron, running along
some OF those most beautiful islands, with which il
is delightfully."- lnterspersed, up to Fort Macknac,
and from thence down Lake Michigan to Chicago,
which it is expected to leave on the following
Tuesday, July 9th, and returning the other side
of each of the lakes to Buffalo
BY this 1t may be seen that this most beautiful
excursion will be completed in about fortnight.
affording to the admirers of all that is lovely and
grand in nature, some of the finest views Of the
most interesting spots with which our country
abounds; at the same time having tendency to
promote, what is so desirable to all after the vexa-
tons and turmoil Of business, health. We recon-
mend early application for tickets for the passage
there is little doubt but that every who pos
sibly can, will avail themselves of the opportunity
thus presented Mr. S. Gard, l23 Broad street, can
supply them with tickets and all other necessary
information.