The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02
Police Intelligence,

corner OF East Broadway and Market street, coming
down stairs with basket Of clothing valued 1t $40.
Mrs Clark Immediately gave alarm, and the fellow
fed but was finally arrested in East Broadway Locked
Burg iary.-A man, by the name Of John Bonner, was
arr ested charged with entering the dwell
street 90 searching his person SIX German silver
spoons were found belonging to Mr. Dayton. Commit.
Psiit Lereeniss -John Mccarlin was arre,ted for
stealing spoke knife valued at 81 IS, belonging to
Michael scanlin, No l2l Washington street. Locked
Charles j. Greedy caught in the act of stealing
pocks book and several other articles Of small value
notions around the city basket Locked up BY Jus
tice Osborne, for trial at the Special Sessions
IS p.s for :.:Ss
ed at Us cents belonging to Abraham Abrahams, No 80
chatham street street. Committed oy Justice Osborne
hank bill from Joseph Entwistls, No. % Spruce
street, and was in the act OF running of, when
she was grabbed and brought to the police ONCE JUS
Osborne committed her Tor trial at the Special ses
sions.
Augustus Powell caught in the act of stealing
pair Of boots belonging to Joseph Malcolm Locked up
EHenry Depsw was brought into the police once,
charged with stealing razors Locked up
Sent up for Three MonihsJulia Brown arrested,
yesterday, and brought before Justice Osborne who
sent her to the Penentary or three months upon
potent testimony charging the fair ua with being
prostitute and Of having visible Of obtaining
siesnx Clohins--Ann Smith was arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing drab and sack coat,
HS. NO i''
Stealing Probability 0ustas was arrested yester.
.St osnrs 81 s Locked
up for trial By Justice Osborne
ANOTHER CRUEL Ca OF SEDUCTION. From the
last Journal, published at Lafayette, Ia, we copy
the following "A lew days since young GIRL said to
be about fifteen year. Old commenced an acs,on o.
OF this city, under circumstances which excited no little
sympathy in her favor. MIR rs attorney succeeded in
ssss was 9snssiy sord MI an oppor
tunity Of either hushns the matter up spmiing
are said to have been used in order to dscoy
the girl away from the house Of her attorney, WHITTIER
disposed Of On Thursday last, however, the If
compromise were verbally agreed upon between Mr.. g.
eo.sa a. .: The neees.sy writings coala Be-
drawn up. The matter being at this stage. Mr. Guger,
F'dsy mondDs LETT sSSpy with the s and her
induced her by promises threats to accompany him.
Where he borne the victim Of his seductive wilss
them. 10 not known What adds to the enormty Of the
original offence IT, that the girl is said to be poor ard
riendless orphan, many hundred milos from the
dence Of relatives II any and was taken into
the family Of her seducer some two three year ago.
| be reared and educated
! The CONNECTICUT MAILS We notice by the
advertisement OF the Hartford and New Haven
HaiiTosd cengsny that IN: car. will hereafter leave
at quarter before 10 10 the evening and each train
/ will come Z with steamboat for New York. This
will give an opportunity tor two mails day to New
York. Merchants receive letters by the o'clock,
aud answer them by the evening train Last summer
there much complaint for the want OF two mails,
and trust shall have them this season-Hsr0ord
Times, March 81.
NAuvoo "A gentleman lately from The Holy City
stated to US last week, that he Saints are now RI.
pdv seIling their property Many az the farms about
Nauvoo ha ve ed within aew weeks and good
citizens from States and counties have become
the purchasers. He 4ives Is ms opinion IRON ,ns IN
will rive no countsnsDce to the Jacks and will Join the
OLD settlers In Insisting on the removal Of the Mosmous
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