The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-28
Police IutoIllxenSe.

Mary Ann Gllgan on a charge of robbing sailor by
in Water street near Roosevelt street. of silver watch
worth Slo, and 81 rs in money The watch was reco-
for trial.
Piekpoeket-A fellow called Thomas Riordine was
pulled" yesterday by officer for stesliDg from the
pocket of Dennis Flynn. AZ Mott street. contain
ns s. in silver csin He was making of when arrested
a Funny .aEar,-It has been the general belief Of
late that New York is great city; and certain
We have here all classes of society mingled together
the poor and the rchall endeavoring enjoy them
selves in the best adapted to their tastes An in
cident of rather funny nature such city is fire.
queny visited WITH and Brooklyn, likewise which is
.ueh uony a in Broadway on Sunday
morning about three hours before the Growing Of the
cock II appears that Mrs Co, who Is young hand;
full OF fun and innocent amusemens yet cannot he In
duced to oversep the strict rules Questionable society
whose husband seems on visit weston the dement,
Of his health-this lady, understand, like the majo
ri.y Of her sex had particular hankerng after tho
ege lord she seized the unmentonablss with lions
grasp rugged herself up in very nstty" style and sal
lance She was now on the tiptoe to visit the
various places Of amusement around town, frequented
Blame pn,eax &C. Ths first place visited was NbIa
escorted by relation although rather distant one
whom we are told is a Mr.. H, gentleman OF high
standing in this community whose morals have never
been brought into question heretofore After leaving
Nbos fair advenurer visited divers other places Of
room to witness the various modes Of driving the balls
into the pockets, which to her vas quite aovel and In
It now becoming rather late. they both concluded as
winding up to at Bsrdottss Of Reed street
payne their hearts content BIr.H- paid his bill,
and started with his little friend brssohe for home.
Now had they than block or 50 wasn
aud socn the music flowed from the happy soul Of Mrs
c., who broke out in most melodious tone of
droampt that dwelt in marble halls"
This struck upon the ears OF policeman. who stood
in the shadow of doorway like clap of thunder. who
hearing such sweet strains proceeding they did FROM
as he supposed, young reused his suspcions at
once. Consequently he felt determined to follow the
close behind, Immediately hurried his pace, and
did the officer until our fair lady becoming sarme got
at heels when @ for our navenurs
the female gentleman trippcd her toe against stone,
the Knee Of her Spe.ches and laceans tho
flesh. Upon pi. king her up, parley was had between
the "csf and the aaghed couple for fear Of an s1
ing Mr H managed to blind the officer by throwing
snuff into his hands, and the parties were allowed
posure which so glarngly stared them in se face for
had it taken place it would in all probability. have
merely by thou ghtess frolic The parties no doubt,
will remember this nights rambe and let this lesson
be warning for their future conduct
Malicious Prosecmfion.-Henry Cardoza, Of No. Is
Chatham street arrested on Saturday afternoon by
Deputy sheriff Lyons at the instga,ion Of DR. Joseph
Heine. of No 81 Duane street. for alleged malicious
prosecution in having caused the of Dr. Heins,
charge OF grand larceny; the jury before whom Dr..
eine was tried having honorably acquitted him Fri
day nightaD The Dr. caused the Of Cardoza the
following day. before stated laying his damages vt
10000 Cardoza was required to give bail for his appear
ance.
Rubbing Tsssel-An Irish stevedore. called Thomas
Of the 4th Ward. on a charge of breaking open box
which had been placed board the ship Vicksburgh
lying at the foot Of Peck Slip and stealing therefrom
coat valued at $4 The property was In the charge Of
James Seaton boss stevedore, who ade the afiavit
against the accused, and the magistrate locked him up
trial
.arr,s'ing Witness.-Oficer Bailey Of the lower Po
lice arrived In town yesterday, having In custody an in
arrested at Nunda Valley Eivns.,on CO. about 20 miles
south Of Rochester. attachment Issued by the
his brother George Gilbert Whose arrest We noticed
some few weeks since. for forging the enforcement Of
Ephrsim Il Gilbert on several drafts Mr. Gilbert pro-
cured all his appearance at Court to testify and
was liberated from custody
Remorats and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dusenbury of
the 9Th Ward Police. has been removed by the nomns
ting power of the Ward and MIR Eli Perry appointed in
his place also Mr. Thomas Baker has been appointed
to fill the vacancy of the LIST Assistant CaptanSo far
SO good.
Loss of Silusr.-some thief yesterday entered the
White Street, and stole therefrom tive large silver
spoons marked T. H also three tea spoons and four
Riot-Csptan Wood Of the 7th ward police, arrested
on Sunday afternoon Cornelius Donovan, Patrick Cock
ran. Miles Crawley, Michael Welsh Patrick kilrnm.
charged with riong the street. fighting. and acting in
avery disorderly manner All held 10 bail for their ~
locked them all up.
P.ht Laretny:-A black fellow called Edward Chad.
wick caught in the act Of stealing cap belonging
to John Johnson, worth so cents Locked up.
FROM KINGSTON. JAMAIcA-By the arrival OF
the bark J. Welsh, Capt Anes. we have late adj
vices from Kingston the bark having sailed the 9th
inst The news is of no considerable moment
The most curious thing in our files is the announce
mcnt under the head Of important" in the largest letter.
that the English experimental squadron, which left
Portsmouth some time ago, has made its appearance in
that place. being mortgaged to British merchants by
the Mexican government" The Morning Journal
adds -
There ia not the least doubt that this intelligence Is
perfectly tiue for observe in New Orleans paper
that British feet of fourteen vessels among them three
line of battle ships had been cruisng the west
coast Of America
1t almost unnecessary to say that the Kingston sdi
tor has csnfounded the report circulated here TO the
intentions of Admiral seJ mour in the Pacific with the
movements of the English experimental squadron. The
mistake furnishes the editor OF Journal with op
portuny Of displaying his disposition towards the Uni.
ted States and 10 chucke at the prospect that the Ans
can eterminaton to annex that republic and the CALI
fornias TO their already extensive territories likely to
The roy al mail steamer Dee Capt Boxer. sailed from
Port Royal the Sd inst. for Havana This, pre-
sumo, 10 the vessel upon which Santa Anna
bark for Vera Cruz, should he fail persuade tbs cap
tain OF the Daring convey him and the other consprs
tors to Mexico Since arrival of this have
had another account Of Santa Annals move nsnts for
The Morning Journal the 18th ult tells story upon
the master Of the American schooner Jonathan Wsn-
wright. from Port Royal for New Orleans. II charges
that the master Of the schooner having heard Of the
war with Mexico. remained in port for semc days for
convoy. Finding it improbable that could be had,
he painted his vessel black in imitation of Brtish men
Of war; bought battered English fag and sailed out,
prepared to repudate his country in Of need The
Wainwright was bound for this port. We do not be.
hevc this story. The editor Of the Journal however,
relates with great guso, and thereuon takes
to gofify his own government We doubt il the facts
were not manufactured for the Of the glehcaon-
The ship Scotia had arrived at Port Maria with large
number OF coolies iron India This species Of slave
trade yet fourshes under the protection Of the British
flag.
The brig Yare from London, wrecked on the Cob.
Tiers on the 9th ult.
The news Of the battles OF Pso Alto and Rssaca de In
ialma had reached Jamaica The X ngston papers pub
sh the official and other OF these with
out comment-N. Pieayuns, July %
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