The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-22
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence.
Jvsr al.-chsrgs Of Ps,Jury.-A complaint was made
for the arrest Of Alexander Lockhart charge ofper
jury UNDER the following circumstances tit appears
mond street hired part Of the above premises Of Lock
hart. and he (Lockhsrp wishing to remove Sutherland
gs Sy for writ q
owing months rent, when in fact he well knew that
no rent was due at tho time his wife Mrs Lockhar hav
consequently the above complaint was made by Mr.
Switzerland, charging Lockhart with perjury
cd yesterday, called Charles Acky, warrant
charging him with stealing ON the 10th Of November
hogs valued So who has evaded the Of the police
until yesterda when he nabbedn by this excellent
officer, secreed IL den in the 9Th ward Justice o.
borne locked him up for examination.
Rsseuing Prisoner--John H. Leonard was arrested
last night on charge Of attempting to rescue prisoner
from officer Crosett OF the Sd ward. Committed.
Petit Larceniss-Thomas Tobn was arrested ON s.
turday night, charged with stealing some knives and
Philip Luprger caught in the Of stealing scarf
belonging 70 Abraham Sylvester. Committed.
Mary Cudmoro and Mary Hamilton were both arrested
yesterday, charged with stealing dress, worth So be-
longing to Ann NJ Herring, No. 2as Stanton street CON-
.arrssi u Tas Tspp~s.n- Dunn and Jack Quinn,
two boys were caught in the act by officer Johnson Of
the 18Th war;! of robbng the money drawer of Mr. James
Goodwin baker corner Of Wllet and Delaney streets.
Locked up for trial
a Serious Esesps.-Eliza Leary was discovered
rather peculiar FIX" she having broken her leg
while sndeavorng to escape from the AlmsHouss pri
Petit Ldrceny-James Buckley arrested on Satur-
aay night q inngoa Win stealing pilot Si0a coat:
Locked up for trial by Justice Osborne.
Varieties.
TRIAL roR ARsor.A negro girl, about 10 or IL years
Of age, belonging Miss Ann Kelly has been tried and
found guilty by Magistrates Court in Columbia, c..
for setting fire to in the house Of Mr. r. Oger In
that town. and sentenced to be hung the Friday
August next
LAUNCH AT GErEsEE RivEn-The launch Of . 6ns
Landing Of much interest the citizens
of Rochester, 5000 Of whom in attendance.
The Genesee Chief" is said to be beautiful specimen
Of naval architecture. She is designed to ply between
Rochester and the upper lakes, via the Weand canal
PRISONER EscArEp.-A prisoner named OBrien o.
capped from Connecticut State Prison few days since.
He put out into the yard to work. and took leg bail
when two persons connected with the prison
were looking ! him. He was under sentence for liis
and when taken out put in charge Of person who
was not an officer of the prison
WyArTs TRiAL-A full panel OF jurors has been oh.
tained and they have been The Court has made
order isrbiddng the publication of the testimony un
til after the verdict is rendered.
A WHITE CRow.-The augusta Chronicle Semtiast
Of the 18th inst, says :-"wo were shown ysssrday
full grown Grow, perfectly white. u was caught few
days ago BY servant on the plantation Of Mt Coleman
near this city, and appears no quite domesucated
Census ILLISon.--The of Illinois In lS4s
has been prepared by the Secretary Of State. and pub
White Males 426
Mhite Females ........... .Soe1sS
lotai NeBrVcS 4SV5
Grand Total. ................ .6ea, las
GREAT MORTALITY THE WEsr INprEs.-From ~.
Al pes q
severely from fever and those diseases peculiar to the
climate having lost lieutenant five serieants, two
corporals, two drummers, ninetyeght privates. and
twenty-five women and children. all taken OFT within
week or two.
segar store on Oliver street. the Glasgow House,
between John L. Jackson. printer, and George Wig
ham, coppersmith, in the course OF which Wgham
ceiyed two or three dangerous wounds from q bowie
knifeone Of them. in the head il thought to BIO mortal
Jackson attempted to escape, but soon arrested
the roof Of house. in the vicinity Of the asy. He
taken before Justice Mckinney, who after examine
ton OF the committed him to Jail in default Of 600
bail-Sf. Louis NeW Era, June 10.
RoBsgRs IN ST.. Loun.-One day last week four
dwelling houses in ST. Louis entered and robbed Of
money and valuables Dinner tables stripped Of
the day following individual hired horse livery
stable rode him to the court house. square two dis
an sold him and pGeksng the sso ds
city. ' W fanny '''e '''' '''' = ''' ''''N'
TELEeRAPriIc IScIpENr-The electricity the atmos-
phere operated upon the wires Of the telegraph 70
efectualy the 10Th Instant New Haven,
the register to work spasmodcay for an hour At hrst
it was supposed to be communication from New York
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, June 20, 1885,
Resolutions Of inquiry were offered and referred,
as by Mr. Norris the subject Of equal
ments taxes impositions &c. irrespective Of casses
calling, &calso, the subject Of assessing personal pro-
perry invested in trade in the town ward whore such
business IL carried BY Mr. Conely the subject Of the
payment Of State dues in gold and silver in tho bills Of
banks securing their issues by State stocks and which
do issue bills under a certain denomination BY Mr.
Vache the expediency Of assessments Of personal pro-
perry taken for private use by jury when such proper
ty is not taken by the State By Mr. w. Taylor, the
subject Of the election Of the judges of the Supreme
Court by the people for six years-said judges to Be
classified SO as to 80 out at the end Of and years
nd tn he ro-a wi I'M aa In Hv
Mr. Shaver the expcdency Of requiring that natnralized
citizens and citizens Of other States shall until
months after naturalization after becoming residents,
and Of all that they shall have resided In the
ward 80 days before election By Mr. Stevens, the
expedency Of a court in the city Of New York, tho
principles laid down in the r. g. arbitrations-to
sst chief Of the degree of counsellor and two
aymcn be elected by the peoplc-to have cognzance
OF all matters which suors may submit to them, the lat
giving bonds abide by its decisions without appeal