The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-29

CITY Intelligence.
CAL'ronsiA ExrsplrroS The following Is list of the
officers who sailed in the Loo Choo given us by pilot
who furnished with 1t by the commander Of the
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Jas A. Hardis, 81 Regt U. 8 Artillery commanding
DR.. ". Pafkar, Asst surgeon
lstLieusenant WIN r. rremmels, Adjutant.
g Weird; acting Quarter master
Isl ls' lieutenant G. A. anderson ss,aa,,n
Company A.-captain G. Steele.
IL; Lieutenant q +. Penrose
!" n. % CD Young
Company K.-Csptain X IL Dmmck
LIST Lieutenant g. e Hubbard.
BIT ID ID w Jennings.
Company E.-Lieutenant Edward Williams
THIS CALIroRSrAss--A man named Francis Murray
arrested yesterday in virtue OF SuiweI warrant
under the following circumstances II appeared that
Murray had Tune since resided IN greenwich ST.,
where he carried on the business of boot and shoe
maker About two three months ago he and his ife
borrowed from girl named Ellen WEIGH, who resides
In the family of Mr. Mum, S52 under preence of paying
the funeral and expenses incurred by the death
his child 1t further appeared that he lattey became
connected with the California Regiment, and had done
work for them that he sold out his furniture and
stock in trade purchased leather and other articles and
finally enlisted in the regiment and had his goods pr
vatey on board one of the and the
week before last shipped himself his wife, and two chill
dren on board the Thos Perkins leaving the girl
day night he, with some 20 80 others. shore
In the course Of Sunday he was in the city by
person. who told the girl AMI she Immediately mentioned
the circumstance to Mr.. Mann, who is lawyer. The
latter lost no time in preparing the necessary papers
upon which Judge DAILY granted a warrant, under the
stllwell act, aud MIR. Murray arrested yesterday
morning and brought before the Judge who ordered him
to give bail or be committed Bail not being forthc
he remanded to be brought up again this morning
His wife and two children and property TO the amount OF
$500 or 500, are on board the Thomas H. Perkins, and
are now on their way to California.
The WEArHER-Y Yesterday was a cool and rather
wnterish sort of day The air was bracing, and the
hustle and preparation" observable in various parts Of
the cityhe removal of stoves from the store to the
dwelling house, the chatter of coal carts with
sond hlue face" all reminded of approaching win
ter false alarm to contemplated rise in the price
ofcoa has induced most Of the householders to pur-
chase their coal early and anticipate the usual
of the flannel stores also busy engaged in measuring
customers II is well all times and in all
seasons to " take time by the forelock"
tbs Cry CoNvEsrroS will meet this evening. They
are making slow progress in their movements
FiRE-A fire broke out yesterday about one O'Clock in
the bakery No. 22s William street, but was promptly
go. under No damage was sustained
The NEW PoLIcE.-The iudicious distribution of the
force through the various thoroughfares and public
street. has proved evidently useful and
the Of which will be found starr officer
and the city has seldom been better attended by such
funcioAaiies. Improvements being made every
day end party Influences" DO not blight the pres.
onward progress in the organization of the police
force We can boast OF possessing body OF men, that
supsss in efficiency those Of part of Europe. Tho
objection 10 carrying the star' the breast which, in
tne commencement, was petty general, Is now alto
gether done away with among the force.
THE LAST OF THE MoHEeAss"- According to notice
citing held esterday, in the Trophy Room con-
neced with the City Armoy OF those who were left be-
hind attached the California Regiment Capt Taylor
Of 20 t., was confined TO his bed by sickness Lieut.
Pen,ose OF Co A, presided and Lieut. Vermeue acted
as Secretary After some remarks from The Secretary
h. letter from Col Bankhead, who as soon as he
heard vi the situation of those who SAIL
ing Immediately offered supply tom with rations and
quarters the island, till he could hear from the Adu
isnt General at Washington letter also read from
the daughter of secretary Marcy and the wife Of
thu Ccnssary of the regiment containing
oacheeIing character The Secretary stated that those
VINO wished TO follow the fortunes of thar in
to California, would undoubtedly have an opportu.
nifty Of shortly rejoning them, fast vessel would
doubedy be dispatched which would overtake the
voy Rio series of resolutions read and
passed unanimously The purport of them declared their
regret and distress being left behind that they
whedto join the regiment possible that
ned their thanks to Col Bankhead and would i'm
medately proceed the Island that they had been lie.
galy enlisted; and detestng the of deserer would
serve their country even as they had sworn To do :