The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-02

Washington somewhat alarmed at the msnscing
cede from its extreme prstsnsons In regard to Texas
30 iar even as to restore the new State to Mexico
4" Aattering unctonn
the robbery OF the stages from Vera Cruz and Pueba,
near the Rio Frio and Of that from Toluca by the
party apparently conssting Of seventy scoundrels
foot and 1--WE mounted men The passengers from Tolu.
ca were i'll treated.
FL Sigio Die. Nuere an admirable journal published
in the city of Mexico denitvely suspended the
3lst Of December, but revived II were the next
day a. Ell Memoria! Hisorico. 1t appears well
Grave complaints are made in communication from
General Msjia, Of the 30h November that there are
% the
OF the $4,000 in the National Treasury the day that
the capital declared fer Paredes, was ordered
Herrera to be sent to the srmy of the North Whe
Their 1t was 20 sent appears doubtful.
Sonora Donna Maria Gomez de La Cortina, the
She is praised for her Distinguished bsnsvoisncs.
Several cases Of yellow fever have occurred In the
military hospital Of Vera Cruz. and some deaths.
Police Intelligence.
FTn. l. Burslary-Patrick McAnally was arrested
yesterday, by Martin Judge, No. 10 Orange street,
Daniel Miller. No Elm street. Saturday night and
McAnally was caught with . portion Of the tools in
bag which were identified by Mr. Miller to be part of
the stolen property The rascal entered the shop BY
prying of the paddock Locked up for examination by
Stolen Property Policemen McKeon and
Gaughkin arrested black boy called George Maiden
about o'clock Sunday morning. with small hair
trunk containing pantaoons, shirts vests gloves,
watts Sc also piece Of black cloth for which an own
The boy was locked up for examination BY Justice Os
borne.
man and Phip Panison, detected in the workshop
belonging to Mr. John Cakes No 10 Burling slip and
S's 81 M 81 n. shop
Saturday evening" which led to the detection Of the
boys It's supposed they entered BY false key, and
Bluns store by passing through this work shop. JUS
tee Osborne locked them both up for examination
ward arrested an old Five Point thief on saturday night
suspicion Of stealing pair Of pantaloons and bed
quilt This case, however, was not considered Of sum.
cent importance to be brough! before the magstrate
consequently the prisoner discharged from the sta.
ton house. TO bring up evidence Of good charscter
officer in his possession to await the claim Of
4ssang an O6icer.-Michael Fairly was arrested last
night fors violent assault and battery on policeman
Hunt Of the 9th ward while in discharge Of his duty
Passing Counterfeit Money-An rishman. by the name
of Thomas Riley arrested Saturday night through
the information Of Capt Wood, of the It'll ward, in
deavoring to pass counterfeit $40 BILL purperting to be
% the schenectady Bank Of this state on Mr. Stephen
81 csthsrine street lie va. arrested and taken before
who have taken bills Of this description
will do well to call upon the chief and identify the
prisoner.
WHAT'S in the WTnd?-John Glmartin. who keeps
den" for the Of thieves the Five Points,
indicted last August in connection with Jack Patter
has not YET been tried on the Indictment Mr. soren
new in thvp city We him in Broadway on Saturday
evening don't the District Attorney call THU
trial Ha
D.sorderly House.-Captain Kurtz of the and ward
made haul "diving bell" the corner Of Ann and
Nassau streets, under the Mirror Office, kept by an old
Niger called Simon johnson, whom he arrested with
lot OF young rsscals between the ages Of six and six
teen, on Saturday night about 10 o'clock, in. back
whalin, Patrick McGurk, james o'Brien, James VIVA
Charles williams Lawrence Domsux; in all 10. Justice
Osborne locked them all up for examination.
ssssss SEALING
81 Lumber street This Brick jumped on the bon. TOT
several niggers inside the hack, spd was driving off,
when ocer Connall grabbed" him and took the rascal
Supposed to Dc Inssne Daniel osullivan, lovs,ck
Individual was arrested last night by officer Stewart
len in oVe With youns woman residing East Broad
way, who has her affections set upon some other swain
to He ~a. IN the S ward 2,
House, for safety However in the morning, BY some
mshsp he slipped out Of the Station House, and bolted
brought down to the "Tombsn again. by officer McMan.
us they found his person S450 which was handed
examination Of the Of the prison. to ts. hs
Petit Lareenie,-Pster Long bl.ck) was caught steal.
Mr. VIM A. Moore, No. sac Greenwich street, valued at
81 2J Committed by Justice Roome
Bill Johnson caught stealing clothing from the
upps part Of the house. No. 1877 Division street. belong
Andrew Baker was caught in the premises of Eliza.
steal. Arrested by officer Ryer:.
a Cs,0Aiding serepe Henry Morgan and James vii.
able standing in society by Mr. Morgan drawing raw
hide from hi. pocket and commenced laying on the
back Of Wilson in the most approved STYLE q the
and starr showed himself, which resulted in con-
Quoting these bloods to the Station House. when Morgan
their anxious mother didn't know they out Amor
being locked in the Station House some time they
were liberated ~ the Alds%.n o. the 10Th ward unGs.
nediatey to see their mother.
INTERESTING INDIAN lNrEILIeENcE.-Bank be-
ftceen the Black FEET and Crow Indians-A gentle
from Fort F. A. c., near the Falls Of the Missour
rom Il ou;r rscsntIy arrived here has Kindly fur
nished US with the following information:
On the 18th Of last June, some seven hundred OF the
camped about seventy Ave miles from the fort and in
advance Of the main body. The Crows killed twenty.
women and children prisoners and succeeded in captur-
ing three hundred horses Intelligence Of their disas
trous defeat having been conveyed to the main body Of
bers than the Crows attacked them turn and fought
20 desperately that the latter compelled to retreat
to place tney nou sLonBly IOrIueu, WnCu mo{ sue
cesded in reaching with all their plumber, though
most Of their prisoners escaped. The Backfsst were
not strong enough to d,slodge the Crows from their
position and ultimately retired The battle continued
between various parties Of each tribe for quite four days
The actual number Of killed in the affair." was difficult
to obtain The Crows lodged loss Of eight or
ten killed. and several wounded Our informant states
that Blackfeet intended revenge themselves upon
their enemies the ensuing spring II appear. that the
majority Of the tiibe the other side Of the
mountains the head waters Of the Columbia with.
or il their custom Of going every spring ana that
were but an advanced party who had re'crossed the
mountains somewhat earlier than usual.
The Crows had been driven into the neighborhood,
where the night occurred which called in parlance,
the "Blackoot Country by the Sioux, who were out
in great force against them They usually visit that
section Of the country likewise, when the Blsckfeet are
absent.
About fortnight before the fight small party Of the
Blackfeet attacked the "horse guard" ct Fort
trading post Of the American Fur Company, killing one
man, named james Rquett whose family supposed to
be in this city, seriously wounding another and succes.
ded in stealing thirty horses belonging to the post
The Crows and Blackeet may be known, are bitter
snemies always assaiiinR each other whenever they
can est an opportunity TO do So with deadly hostility
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