The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-21
Movements or Trnvellers.

and seriously trust the Police will continue their
efforts until they are completely routed.
Movements OF Travellers.
The increase yesterday OF travellers the pre-.
vious day was at least double. Such torrent would
be overwhelming, but for the number of departures,
which were even more limited than usual from the null
titude OF attractions with which the city at present
apounds, thearicaiiy and otherwise. The following
must be considered eptome, and brief one too, OF
the numbers registered At the
AMERIcAN.-W Thompson, Springfield Mass w.
ards N. O.; L. I. Haines Conn., Dr. Hall, Boston;
Biddle G Biddle, Philadelphia; w Reed Charleston;
iison Adger Charleston Mansfield, U. $ Engineer;
II McGowe, Alabama; j & w Cashier, Baltimore;
Leddell Natchez; Walter Bradish Natchez; H Archer
ford II Brooks, Philadelphia
Aston strnger, Conn; J w Peckham, Albany;
5r.r De L0masaa Spain s herGegus MarseilIes
man. N. o.; Meak Michigan s Coleman, Washing
tom @a,.p Dr. crsggs, Maryand Fleming Philadephia
Thomas, Mary land; Cartier, Montreal Alexander
Neale, Va; Nesbitt, Georgia; Chaplin Providence
4 Law, Fayetteville; Robert Hall, England; w B
Hall, savannah Barrett, Charleston; MelluIsh
England Col W D Dunn, Mobile.
CIrY.s A Stamford Springfield i'll Nottingham. L. T..
Rev D Aud, s. G.; Jenkins, Edisto, s. c.; Geo S
patt do; Mr. Mawley and family rom Franco Philade
phia; Rodney Fisher, Philadelphia; Warng Hartlord
N Z Barton, Michigan; Chas Ellis, Richmond; Newton
N; Major Gwinne, Virginia; N Denny, Worcester
FsAN S1 Lsthorp, Phla s olney, Boston l
u; MeSsrS SIKH, BAkeheld ROSeDaCk
Albany A H Rice Boston; D Prentz Phila S
Stafford, Albany Z Hale, Norfolk II Williams, Charles.
ton; Grant, KY Rev Mills St Johns.
Joseph Patten do; w Warner, Washington /; w Wads-
WORTH wo Gsnssee Eaton RCxbury George Smith
do I; DR. stockctt, Maryland samuel Browne, W Ken
nedy, do Charles Kerned, N o.
HswARp-Thomas Collins, Lexington Ky L Johnson
Colder, Boston J Small, Phila George and T I
rockingham, Baltimore Thomas Ne son, Montreal A
Jacksonville joseph Reeves Pha shaaer Hart
ford Jno Banshall, C; w Dorhman, Charles Wilson,
Montreal Thomas r Joyce, Va L Dennie do S
Fairfield, Pictou, Canada w L Stevenson Ky.
Police Intelligence
AUG. 2o-John Chappell driver of coach No rs, was
last night arrested for charge ofsealng $40 bills
and So bill from the wallet Of Mr.. Francis F. Marbury
Of No 20 Irving place under the following circum.
lice it appears that Mr. Marbury, landing from the
steamboat Empire yesterday afternoon, Engaged coach
aaS while riding
bank bills S. bill on the Bank of Hudson besides sun
dry private papers Shortly after leaving the carriage
r NJ discovered his loss and proceeded to Mr. her,
Kerrison the OF the COACH in whose
he found the wallet the money had however, been
distracted The driver was accordingly arrested by J
to answer to the charge OF taking the money and appo
prating it to his own use.
Pocket Picked-Mr George w. Charley of Provi.
ience while on oard the steamer Neptune this morn
g at the usual place of landing robbed of 1878 in
hank bills on the Exchange Bank Of Smitnfeld Rhode
island.
Attempt at Bpglary.-James Mclaughlin was disc ov
cred attempting to force open the door of No 76 Green
wch street He taken into custody, and detained
to answer
Discharged Two lads named James Damas and Geo
Howell whose arrest on suspicion Of having stolen
gold watches from the store No 252 Grand street. were
mis- morning discharged from prison. it being shown that
they were guilty Of the offence charged John Dunn
arrested few days ago. on charge of robbing man il
the street, also discharged Betsey Lee whose ar
est for obtaining groceries and other articles under
isse pretences as published this morsng, honor
ably discharged by the magistrate Of the Upper Police
Caught at the Money DraDer.-A juvenile offender was
last evening caught at the money drawer of Mary Ann
Byrnes, No. Al Centre street.
n Star in Danger.-John Banta one Of the Star Police
last evening took up his station in porter house. and
left the rogues to make the best harvest they could lie
was complained ofby VIM Osborn, and NJ donbt the
Chief will attend to the matter and free the Police force
from such nntaithful servants Of the public
.1noner Indecent Exposure Glossy, Of the
First Ward last evening arrested fellow who gave his
name as James Brown Tor ndecenty exposing his per-
son; in the presence of females on the Battery.
Theft Of Crockeymare.-A man named Henry Stone
was arrested by policeman Campbell. charged with
stealing quantity ofcrockeryware, from the premises
No 81 Pearl street.
Clothing Found-Oficer Cook of the First Ward, last
evening, found bundle Of clothing in Whitehall street
The owner may apply at the head quarters Of the First
Petty Thes-Charles Lunin was called TO account for
stealing some bags from Fulton market joan Peters
was arrested on charge of stealing pair Of boots from
Francis Priest Martin Dyer likewise arrested Oh
suspicion Of having committed a larceny.
Perry Coda young fellow, named VIM Dnnedor
last night entered the hat and cap No 1903 Fulton
and after being shown an assortment of caps selected
one that fitted his Uranium, when he cooy walked out
Of the store, probably presumng that the proprietor
would tax each subsequent customer extra shilling
until the loss he had sustained had been made up His
arrest for the exploit doubtless changed his views on the
subject.
Grand Larceny A female named Mary Mummy was
arrested this evening by Prince John Davis on charge
Of stealing piece of flannel and other goods worth
$780, belonging to Mrs. Mary Downey who was burn,
out during the late confagration The goods were found
concealed at No. 40 Liberty street.
Theft 81 Iobacco.-A colored man. named John vii.
hams, was arrested and fully committed to prison on
charge OF stealing bale or bundle of tobacco worth
about $40, from Eben Goodwin No l5s South street
The property was found in the possession OF Morris
Nickel, No. Peck slip to whom Williams had sold i
Bigdmy-.f Noret Case-Another sim uar case of bga
my was brought before tho Police Magistrates tins even
ing According to the bes, information that could be OBJ
tanned IN the case it appeared that viii woman was
married by Theodore Wright pastor of the first presby
erian church for people Of color the Gath of Decem
Der 1877 10 colored man named Henry Cornelius and
on the 18th Of Dec, lsi3 the before named female was
again married to George Watts, (white) by Rev Henry
dnsss certca.es o. which marriages wero duly pro
fact that both husbands lived the same house aod fur
'hermore that the colored man cognzan Of his wife
second marriage, aud that he ofciated waiter &c. in
the family of Watts, who was necessarily absent from
nome the greater portion Of his time and entirely igno
ant oil the womans first marriage until the present time
vhen 1t came to light in consequence oil discovering
omething improper going forward that induced Cor.
'eus to produce in his own Defence the certificate Of
lis marriage.
Marcus Cicero Sfsnley--This individual yesterday
rrested complaint Of Herman II. Atw and N H. Car
center, charged with having stolen promssory |
otes &C. in October last, from the occupied by
Ir. Carpenter at that time, located at No. ~ Wall
treet.
Mayors OrrrcE-- The Cabs arnns--Mr. Davis, the |
Gentleman who preferred complaint against Phillip FL
lott owner of hack No o. noticed yesterday, for
extorton In demanding exorbitant charges for /
no hrc Of said vehicle appeared before his Honor the
Mayor yesterday. appeared that the complainant ar