The New York herald., 1845-01-03

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shortly sue for peace, and come to terms. Il is
useless, in my poor opinion, to expect that these
men will ever be put down by the force OF shot and
cannon balls. If it is attempted many poor TEL
low will find daylight shining through his earthly
tabernacle before he dreams of it.
Nothing new in our quiet, dourishing, and lite
rary village. am rejolced at the rising fortunes
of my old friend, Harris, OF tennessee. lie is as
bread and butter. Success to him IN his new ca
feer. Truly, yours, M. b.
City Intelligence.
BuRkxp BopY-Two EFFICIENT OFrIcERs or POLICE
SoLD.lt is with the deepest regret that the reporter
sels called upon call the attention Of the public 10 this
from rottsrs Field have been sold surgeons in this
city and packed OF to other places like picked pork
bands Of men have themselves and
now carry the practice Of selling living beings These
fellows on New Years night Disposed Of two worthy on
ken, late deputy coroner, at price considerably lever
than any previous SALE The circumstances connected
ntee on Charity and Aims House say, when they pre-
sent report with thirty one reasons Oficcr Knapp re-
s ss ~o
inches in width had been deposited In the Wescheser
House, with card tackled upon i, directed 70 Dr.
necticu;" and that the eiuva from the box was far
from pleasant and the informant Of the opinion that
Knapp he Sn the Ssna
Knapp was at once delighted and horrfed, and immedi
ateiy repaired to Justice Matsei and informed him that
there was very suspicious foot-that he had
case oilBurkiny hand "Ahssid Matse rubbing his
hands, has Jim Burke been committing another busla
worse than that, judge wSispsr shers box ai ih
Westchester house containing dead body case
ner and tell him about it." II cans and him. replied
Knapp "but Judge, has the master Of the houss any
right to break the bog open q "O course ne hs. sad
body r.
"My in!ormstion vas positive" :sd knapp Doe. i
house, answered Knapp claspng his nasal organ "But
see, 60 directly and get officer Miken he knows ell
about such things and viii break opsn the box" sad
OF started Knapp and Mlken and soon arrived at the
Westchester House. and calling the landlord ssde told
to have the gentlemen that in the baroom witness
the Transaction.
The contents Of the barroom that s the persons who
in it, came into the room where the my box
was deposited Lights. and hatchet and ohise were
the tox placed In the centre Of the roon and
the Of the murdered man or which ever
prised Ct anything you see keep perfectly calm
We IN the exercise Of our oal duties, often
and should behold wns yOu = w when
sna: box which sns; % be
ceeded to pry the lid Of the spectators hold
lice: .Phsw this il suioeating. said Knapp. ss he
in raising .'Hellsa Abner" he exclaimed "thsy re
mighty particular about this thing-s eli covered over
.Ss s xor, 1 a,
fellow raised the papers. .sold ~ exclaimed deep
voice: Burksd, cried enother. "Dons" said third
Knapp, very much chop fallen" why, there's nothing
but parcel Of id hosewhpsn ~ "No 2" cried tho deep
KNAPP, "pm regularly taken in and done up rsnnarka
bly, brown and Millkin II in the same box. We ara
both % Sprhd and no whs hsys
for any thing Of this kind, but Pm up to trap now.
csnt be sold again--not this year no how"
the candidate for High Constable sorey badgsred
Y Police Omcs, Jan. 1.-The roguss were presty quiet
police cssd upon several time! 10 dapsrss n SsnRs
Of rowdies.
RosnrRv rIasr DEoRrx.-A csuntrymsn named
OK Re-. sSs
ishly displayed his money. He shortly afterwards
s nsss ssi 55Ss bvs, him
dewn and robbed him Of his silver watch. worth $s.
ad ssS IN money! He va. :1rsssd n the wschmsn
house BY order from Alderman Ennans, on condition
that he would appear stnins O'Clock next morning He
ArorHER BURGLAR rAKEr-A black fellow, named
Rheuben Leonard, was arrested todey on acharge Of
ssans the VII. Mso IL fully In
PIc.rocHEr.A man, named Andrew Baker, was
arrested by the watch New Years eve charge Of
pick ing the pocket OF person named Ely OF Williams
burgh.
Upper Policc.-JAN a.-TaE IrsuanEoruor,srs.-
will be recollectod that short time since negro was ar
rested In Prince Ann County, Virginia. for endeavoring
TO create an insurreCtion among the blacks He on
rom this city, and had his plans all matured for general
rse and massacre Of the masers His plans known
to several negroes in this city, and among them very
Intelligent colored in this city, named George b.
Morse, residing at 241 Houston street, who has father
and mother and other relatives free negroes residing IN
the slave disct at which this person he'd located him
self and with feeling that does him infinite honor he
determined that life should be sacrificed in an attempt
70 gain liberty, which he knew would be futile one
ana ne transmitted the intelligence Of the conspiracy to
MS In Virginia They at once informed the pro-
cd In prison, and " III probably be hung.
As soon az was ascertaned hcre, or believed that
Morse had given the information set Of negroes threat
ened the life Of Morse and his broher and In way which
led him believe they would be put execution and he
accordingly made complaint at the upper Police, and on
Bush arrested four negroes, named Finney, 6mon
Bombay and Overon, and they fully committed by
Justice Taylor.
Lower Police, JAN. a-arxALrre A WArcH-A
for stealing q watch. worth e2b. from Samuel Baney
The Office was completely filed ell day with men, wo-
men and children msking complaints against divers and
sundry individuals for assaults and batteries damands for
New Years gifts made by gentlemen In red shirts upon
females and srumber Of such cases
Coroncrs' Once, JAW. o-DrArn rrsm Aro-
Coroner held Inquest al Mo- 40 Delaney
street, the bcdy OF coored man named Isaiah Town
send, 80 years Of age who died about o'clock New
Years' day, in At OF apoplexy.
Also, on the body Of Lawrence CAIN Irishman, 35
Of oge who died at 20 Roosevelt street yesterday,
from the same cause
He also held an inquest at No 100 Elizabeth street, on
the body Of VIM Barnes native oths city, 90 years Of
ara who died from old are and axpoaura.