The New York herald., 1844-03-28
City Intelligence.

The Halls Of Jnstice--March 27.--This receptacle
for the depraved not unusually crowded But not.
wthsanding the new police bill making host tibet
catchers w as likely to pass Since our iait, two
glares have been committed VIZ =
BuneL.Rr rHr FIRsr-The slaughter house OF Messrs.
Fowler 4 Schofier in Ludlow street between Iavingon
and Stanton broken open on Monday Rght and two
sides Of prime beef stolen Burglars escaped with tho
uidnds.
Brect,ry rur srco,p On the same night the house
Of Thomas Prser No "a Rutgers street. was ente red BY
false keys and three overcoats stolen worth 500 Inc
burglars also escaped
wn,ng anr rmr F,vr Porsr OfrIcrRs--Francis An
derson the steward Of the ship Spy went ON to the Five
Points last night and was robbed OF his money virtue
but arrested and being brought into magisteria pre-
sence fully committed why such coings per-
med in this place OF renown
Vrny DARK ArrA,R.--A coal black negro, named
Lewis Truman discovered last night under the bed
of Catherine Collins of No 50 Centre street whose
pexion is as pure as snow and as she did not
like dark intruder she had him arrested and placed in
the Tombs 1t was imagined on the that his inen-
tons were gamaon subsequently discovered that
the intent theft for he had stolen the ladys silk
apron. Committed.
REsTED.--After the burglary oil Fowler schofer's
slaughter known to have been committed the
names are John German and David Feiden and the beef
has been recovered worth 500 They had put Their hands
also stolen from the same premises, the property OF VII
liam Conckn, also found at their haunt NO. All
Bowery They wsrcpully committed.
COrOner's Onice.-Msrch 27.-The Coroner was
not in great requison yesterday He was arms akjmbo
till nearly night when keeper of burial ground up
town informed him still born babe had been thrown over
the encosure and wished HIM before he proceed
the functions of his office in order 10 give
decent b ,al The Coroner took car, and after hold
ing inquest the infant consigned to mother earth
LATE FROM TExAs-We received by yesterdays
southern mail advces from Houston to the 18th
inst. inclusive
There appears TO be no news OF consequence.
Another party of German emigrants had arrived
at Galveston from Antwerp.
From the Houston Telegraph, March l3l
SILVER MINE.-Col snvey has lately returned to Mi
lam county atera successful tour in search Of silver
mine. lie received information from one ofthe Mexcans
captured by him Santa Fe astsummer that silver
mine remarkably rich and productive was formerly
worked by the spanards near the sources OF the Leona,
the Brazos Nashville Immediately after his return
from Santa Fe, he went with small party, and after
bed of the stream. He found neart old furnace the
remains OF several crucbles and number OF ciowbafs
of dark grey color resembles varieties Of iron
ore The vein is several feet in diameter, and extends
pleely covered by the when it is swelled by the
rains The country aronnd this mine is broken by re-
The rocks most abundant grey lime and
sand stones The mine about one hundred and
fifty miles from Nashville and lies nearly west from that
place Col. snvey, learn intends to engage a com.
rany of miners to open the mine in the course Of
u.s. be correct must be exceedingly valuable and the
although yielding but small proportion oi silver -
found such abundance that us pIoduCts mdy iNai
those of several of the mines OF Chihuahua.
The LtrANs AND ToNKEwAs.-We mentioned last year
that portion the tribe Of Lpans had separated ON the
main body and gone towards the Rio Grande Within
months the main body othe tribe have removed west
ward and no dings have been received from them since
their departure is not known whether they have de-
serted to the Mexcans or have gone elsewhere Ihey
long been at war with the Commancees and not
probable that they have united with them They were
formerly in close alliance with the seretcks who reside
the mouth of the Rio Puerro and it is not mprGba
bile they have formed union with that tribe The
Tonkewas since their departure have made lew excnr
sons ond the settlement fearing to meet the Wacoes
and other tribes hostile them They not venture to
and fight the small party ofWncoes and Caddoes that
lately buchere6 three OF their warriors on the head wa
ters Of Ysgua There only thirty Wscoes AMI
Caddoes in this pary and the Tonkcwas mustured hun
warriors but great their cowardcc that they
with their families close to the residence Of Gen
| Bureson Tor protection.