The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-30


street II was fully attended BY large number Of hi
friends the members Of the bar and the Mayor and Com
mon Council HE body was taken to the cemetery IL
the Bowery, near Second street
FURTHER PARTICULARS MONTREAL BANK Ros
BERs appeared that Henfedt alias Dutch Charley and
Ready arrived here from Montreal on Saturday night
Henfeldt Immediately after his arrival went to Dutch
hired room from him for few days, for friend, who
and then related to him the whole Of the
connected with the Bank robbsry he also gave him the
night was iSsssd sh captain
Grath Of the Sixth District by one Of the ocers OF
on 10
circulars at all the exchange ocesthe former taking
the upper part Of the city and the latter the lower part
One OF the circulars left at the exchange
Office at the corner of Broadway and John street Short
y after it was left Mickey into the Office intending
il; he then walked out, and met his broherinlaw, told
him the whole story and the latter advised him to 60 d
he did The Chief next sent for Captain McGrath and
ocer Stephens who went to the House in Dutch street
and arrested Ready and brought him to the Chief.
ONCE, where he confessed ALL and told the OF his
accomplce, and whore he was to be found. Captain
McGrah and officer stephens then went to house in
Park Place where they found Hennedt in back room
drinking his wne arrested him. and brought him to the
Chiefs office. Hen6sldt told Captain McGrah that a
in Dutch street. and took thousand dollars out of the
package, intending to 80 of immediately with Ready
partner to Quebec give HIM the money to take into Ca
NADIA to get It changed and remain at Portland until the
partner returned then give Ready certain amount Of
the examination before the Chief it leaked out that
man Of the name of Charles Henry Beaudout French
had made his escape from Canada and was lurking
where in the neighborhood Captain McGrsth was put
on his trail, and after diligent search, tracked HIM
New Jersey, for which place he started yesterday
morning, and. after some enquiries. traced him to
to ont az the the S %
room, and he found his table case of loaded and
capped pistols which he took TO Beaudout
tho
prisoner searched him. and found $500 of the money
his person. which he took from him he also found
light the bank operation as we'll az on other opera
lions in which Mr. Beaudout was concerned on his own
accounts he was then taken before magistrate in New
ark examined and committed to JAIL to await further in
formation from Montreal.
CHARcE OF LrsrL.-In the of DR.. Heine and Mr..
Apologize arrested for Libel yesterday, hearing
pending before Justice Roome and the adjourned for
ten days and the parties were not held to bail until the
closing OF the Interrogation.
An ArrEMrr TO AssAssrNArE.-We were informed yes
terday, that some person discharged a gun pistol
through the window Of the grocery store of Samuel
Brown, of Greenwich and Waits streets evident
y intending to assassnate person in the store The
hash was seen from the gun by some person near the
corner of the streets
FRE.-A Ere took place on Wednesday evening. about
II o'clock in the cellar No. l4l Madison street Not
much damage was DONE
ASorHER-At II o'clock yesterday morning. an
alarm Of FIRE raised owing to the ignition of some
cotton samples at the corner of Pear. and Wall streets
Very little damage.
some
months ago the Worcester was seized by the United
States Marshall under issued by the District At
I1a 9ns bs ns o. ns
purchased by the Long Island Railroad Company,
from Captain Vanderbilt and they neglected to enter her
at the and to take out the necessary
pers Information Of the fact laid before the autho
rites upon which the process was issued and the seizure
made. The Company memorialized the United States
District Judge, according to the prescribed FORM who
male his report; upon which the Secretary ofhe Trsa
penaltyD upon payment Of costs.
COMMON CouNcIL-A special meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen has been called to meet this afternoon at four
O'Clock.
sroLEN-A gentleman named Andrew Smith, while
purchasing tickets at the Olympic THEATRE on Wednes
day evening" had his pocket picked Of $40.
sroLKN.-A gentleman, while in the Bowery Theatre
on Wednesday evening, had his pocket picked of be.
tween $50 and $780,
OMNIBUS Acc,pENrs.-This bad travelling plays the
deuce with the omnibuses One of them discharged
down and horse attached to another fell and injured
himself considerably.
PaorEssoR MIrcHELL.-This scientific gentleman deli
evening in the Minerva Rooms, in Broadway. We are
happy say that each succeeding lecture of this gen.
ahat hs .srss i concnsea bs sPsU
dance will be large This is only reasonable to
expect for more interesting and sublime study than
lecture the and the smaller planets In giving
Of the results Of the observations recently made at
the Observatory in the city of Cincinnati with the aid Of
the great telescope recently there the learned
Professor stated that the dark spots which occasionally
appear on the surface Of the sun do not move stated
by Sir VIM. Herschell, but stationary. Professor
Mitchell had adopted the opposite theory but from the
constrained to adopt different one How this matter
escaped the researches and observations Of
in Europe b. could no, say particularly .: they were
most enthusiastically engaged in astronomical studies al
their ves of whom, in particular had observed the
related other discoveries made with the aid Of this ele
scope much to the amusement and ed6cation of the
audience On the whole these lectures very inter-
estng and the clear and succinct in which the
theories are explained, makes the subject comprehen
BILE to all.
The FAucr GuARDs.-This fire eating company will
give their first ball at the Coliseum on the Sth February
II will be recolected that was this company that made
such picturesque turn out on NewYear's day-arrayed
they in their neat calico, and shoulderng mus
none"
FAsHioNAsLE sorRExs-A delightful +" hop" dsserv-
sion House, a few evenings since: The gentlemanly
manager, Mr. j quite realized the DAYS Of chivslry
making every body enjoy themselvesan he certainly
succeeded-for all seemed happy and good humorea.
The music delicious, and the whole arrangements
perfect But il was the enchanting and fascinating
men press mt, that made the evening flow away like
glorious dream The lovely and graceful Miss B.
hair "a Greque and crown of roses upon her clear
brow she seemed queen Of love and beauty, worthy Of
nature formed striking contrast to the artificial beau.
ties decked with jewels; like wild flower, so modest
and retiring she here sported in the sunshine OF her
beauty attracting however, all eyes, and swaying with
absolute empire, all male hearts. The witty Miss R
the beautiful Miss W, and the stately Miss H,
would have been honor to the first European drawing
in their different styles Of beauty and loveliness
|. The two Mrs. P--s were much admired, and the
youngest, a nonparel creature, free and joyous
Gazele. There, too, was the stately Mrs. r. whose
/ fine figure and courty manner, added charm to her
daughters land lovely Mrs. A., Southern lady,
with Just such q face Titan gloried to paint and
4 Guido worshipped-her dark hair arranged with
exquisite tase-her step free and elascand her voice,
he of hare
others, too, bright beautiful and glorious but who
can describe them. The whole affair passed of plea
sanity
Bright arms wreathed lightly,
\ And tresses fell free
Like the plumage of birds
From tropical tree"
The party separated about the hour of midnight, and
retired 10 dream Of their hopes and fears Sic transit
gloria mundi.,
Movements OF Travellers.
The arrivals yesterday unusually small, the
fnllarin3 h.