The New York herald., 1845-11-14

RUNAWAY HoRsE.-On Wednesday afternoon, valua-
BILE mare belonging to Mr. Dominick Colgar of Brook
tie avenue and before the animal could be stopped the
wagon to which II attached dashed to pieces
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tance which she ram and the numerous obstructions
which besct her path.
Police Intelligence.
Nov ls.,Burgiery-The premises No l76 Sixth ave
oq quantity Of valuable jewelry, consisting Of rings
breast pins and also some silver spoons and $50 in cash.
.ano,ser Bur siary~A room In the building No. II ce
dar street. broken open yesterday and robbed Of
fine gold pencil case and some ewely also about - IN
Shu .qnothrr-The dwelling of Bernard Henriques,
ofNo "a st. Marks Place. eloniously entered some
time yesterday, and gold watch and chain also
ber Of other valuable articles stolen therefrom.
bills on the banks Of Utica and Waervlie Breast PIN
and fine gold shirt stud, was stolen frsm Mr. H. M.
Talbot of Hamilton in this state while on board the
steamboat Troy, on her last trip down the river
Attempt to- Stab.-A person, named Charles Curran,
arrested last night and detained to answer for
Malicious Trespass.-J. O. Marie brought up and
held to for breaking the windows of house in
the 9th Ward.
Grand Larceny.-Two men, named John Slate and
Hiram Van Nostrand, were arrested this evening by off,
larceny On the sth Of October last under the following
singular circumstances On the day referred to- Of
who has not yet been ed hired small store in pre-
mises No. 60 West Broadway and moved few articles
into during the course of the day, and informed the
landady who occupies the dwelling part OF tho premises
that they should remain in the store during night for the
purpose Of protecting their property In the course of
the evening the female sailed forth into the Streets and
met with stranger in the city named Thomas Hadden,
resident Of Oneida county, then boarding at No lO
Washington street, whom she enticed inte the store
where she and her accompces ried his pockets of $l75
Immediately after his departure from the place. the gull
The premises Mr. H. on discovering his loss the follow
ing morning. returned to the place for the purpose Of get
ting his money restored, when he found that the birds
Aov md loftp hohi bnuy.
turned his attention to the case and has at length
succeeded as it is belevcd in bringing at least two Of
Petit Larcenies.-James Murray coming to conclusion
that cold weather fast approaching helped himself
74Divsion without asking permission of
thereof ne was therefore, provided for in the Egyptian
TomDs Isabella Thompson was also called to account
for stealing silver watch from Thomas Howard.
ABOLITION LIBELs-You may perhaps have heard
this, that grand jury, at the October term Of
District Court, which has just closed presented
indictment against some of our citizens for publishing
libel James @. Birney The libel as alleged by the
and the certificates Of the Whg committee of Genesee
county, known as the Roorback hsndbill The getter
ter the bin was brought into court Mr. & suddenly left
our village. The persons indicted are VIM. M. Thomp-
son, publisher Of the Gassne H H Duncklsr Moses
into court the defendants offered go to trial immediate
y but the prosecuting attorney refused account of
when the bill found il concluded the grand jury
(almost all Of whom Democras had made the pre-
Garland letter. G. Wisner Esq appeared as counsel for
Mr. Thompson, and pleaded abatement, averriog in
his plea that grand jury had found the bill without
any lawful testimony upon which to act The prosecut.
ing attorney, to the asonshmen Of all present. refused
to take issue upon the plea. He filed general demur
and the question reserved by Judge Witherall
for the Supreme Court II appears that two OF the
defendants in Genesee county, attending whig
printing and publishing Of the sandbii to have been
done.-Pontiac Mich Letter, Nop. l.
ANTr-RRNTrsM IN PRNNsYLvANIA-An anti-rent
meeting was held at Lancaster, a few days since,
at which DR.. George B Kerioot presided The ioI-
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted on
the occasion
Inasmuch the issue again raised by the represen
atves Of the old feudal ground rents against the lege
ges which have been nvadated by derection Of duty
on the part Of the ground rent claimants:
process under pretext of law unless such s is
sued and qualified by clear and defined legitimate pro-
cedure.
Therefore be it Resolved That any gratuitous assist
rendered by any citizen Of Lancaster, whether
private individual to the exacon and procurement of
such rent rents is uncaled for under the circumsan
and prosperity of cur city and calculated TO rob-
under color Of law most worthy poor fellow ciu.
zens of their humble dwellings.
SPRING BLossoMs-The bland weather of the past
few weeks has seemed like the RESTORATION TO spr,n0
and once in while has tempted us by its kalminsss 10
wonder whether we had not been "caught nappinp.v
and enjoying the heavy dew of slumber whether we
had not passed over the winter to the bright spring
Indeed. we were strongly inclined 10 believe this was
literally the case hen received yesterday several
small branches of the apple tree in fragrant blossom
They were taken fresh from friends grounds tho
Highlands of Roxbury, and are now exhaling their
sweetness upon us as We write. This Is certainly pro-
mature development, else have made n mistake in
the season The Indian summer Is most delusive but
happy interval Of brightness and beauty. Tran
script Nor. IL.
EMIGRATION TO CAILFoRNIA.-D. G. w. Lcavitf.
the Chairman OF the Committee OF Arrangements OF
the Emgatng Expedition to California which has been
organizing in Arkansas for tmo past Rves notice
through the columns Of tho Little Rock Gasehe Of tho
nth ut that accordance with resolution passed At
expedition will rendezvous at Fort Smith, Arkansas on
the first Monday In April next preparatory taking up
line Of for the Pacific Coast Every person
as.si. 10 he ali arned Mir rias o.