The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-06

Police Intelligence.
ReSbery Dosvd q Stssmboat.-Ofeer Patterson of
Nhe 3D. ward arrested . called Chancellor White
one OF the deck hands board the steamboat Hudson
on charge Of stealing silver watch, valued at $40
name Of Peter Ksns. of West stockbridge Mass The
watch was in the foreeate of the boat where
IL had been placed by the accused Committed for trial
by Justice Osborne.
/" Tsush,% on stOop-A yellow girl by the name of
Ann Du bos was arrested lest night by officer Rafferty,.
OF the 9Th ward. charged with robbing man by the
name of James E. Farrelly, of gold watch worth $40
an slleyway in Walker street on stoop in the rear
hs accused was locked up for trial The watch is still
Done at Last-Elsn McCan brought in last night
by onicsr McDougsl of the 9th ward from den No 90
Anthony street. wherein she has been In the practice OF
inducing men in to rob them Justice OSBORN sent her
up to the Springs" for two months
Death on the Cabmen-A complain was made on Tues
day against "a cabmen for violation OF the corpo
ration ordinance In leaving their boxes and soliciting
passengers the foot of Courtlandt street. upon the ar
rival of steamboat Hendrix Hudson. Eleven out Of this
number were brought before Justice Osborne yesterday
and fined So EACH TO learn them better for the future
Brutal .dct-A Dutchman called John Van DeIvin
yesterday for violent assault and battery
upon his step-daugher, Lefty Lensen Committed for
trial.
Pett.-Sarah Smith was brought in by officer Ferry
Of the 9th Ward for stealing 81, belonging to Michael
night by An officer of the LIST Ward in the act of cutting
loose row boat from Fulton Market evidently with in
tent to steal the same Committed to the Tombs.
Ranaway from the House Of Refuge.-Three girls
Yesterday arrested board one of the North River
ing the city-an officer of the Sd Ward sped them out
and they were all sent back to their old quarters.
Stealing Wafch-Ann Mulligan was arrested yester
day by officer Cummings of the Essex street noIce on
charge OF stealing watch belonging to MIR James
DusenouSy No, Rector street The watch was finally
where the accusod had deposited it. Committed for
darkey called Chester Phillips arrested yester
DAY Tor stealing two whitewash brushes the value of
which i was impossible estimate from the fact oftheir
being the very identical brushes used at the time
WhlteWashcd
ne naive administration II is almost time that the pre-
Der of black spots the City Hall that want whiewash
ns So bring back them brushes!
LATE FROM JAMAloA-fs Capt Folger, of the
schooner Mary Wilkes we are indebted for files
Of Jamaica papers to the 18th inst
Copious showers succeeded tho long drought, and
% has taken place in the crops Of
The number Of Immigrants, imported Coolies. Africans
ana Emancpados into Jamaica, for the last quarter
large seizure has been made by the officers of the
Tho%as a. MsO ,n Bay on board the brgantne
ltapps.ars that for some time past Capt Stanley had
M. lspected of smuggmg-he is an old trader between
r.was only in the last voyage that he detected
andy loaf sugar pork bee sardines tea, &c. to the
+; Of sSoo have already bsenSund and sup
Capt stsnly has disappeared, whether he has left the
island is not Known writ of exchequer is issued
offered tor his capture-N O Delta, July %.
Notices of New Works.
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10 the present Campaign in Mexico presenting facts and
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also sketches of the dives of the principal officers
the only correct portrait of Old Rough and Ready
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an text book of the in Mexico
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public
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