The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-13
Police Intelligence.


"Kracksmen," have c'mmenced again with a perfect
rush. Last night the dwelling Of AID Jackson
burglariously entered by breaking through the
basement window, situate the Bloomingdale road;
l02d street. and lot Of clothing stoen also $40 ia
p pioy Of the Ad.rmaO Tse dwelling houss
Swords, next door. was broken in the same manner
and quantity Of silver plate stolen ten silver tea spoons
two salt spoons, half dozen silver knives and forks
silver butter knife. silver sugar pot cover, also gold
bracelet valued at $50 Also the dwelling house of Mr.
w. H. Mather next door to Mr. Swords, was likewise
entered by these rascas and robbed Of the following
articles .--cne large silver pitcher marked Samuel
Brown, presented by the Hoffman Lodge six silver tea
spoons marked NJ. ave silver do marked 8. E. B.;
Ave silver table spoons marked NJ b two salt spoons,
break open f,urth house probably disturbed.
No arrest
Petit Lareenies-Mary Rynsr was arrested yesterday
Mrs Short No iss Broome strsst~commIttsd ~ JUS.
tice Taylor Mary Haley arrested for stealing
dress from Rachael Dunn No 50 Mercer street-ocked
Petit LARGE les Martin McDermou was arrested yes
wa a' D0s On
longing to the driver John Pelton Locked up BY JUS
a Tioisnt .assaut-Danel Miller was arrested yes.
terday for violent assault his landlord Mr. Francis
Goodali No 81 west Gath street appears Mr. 0oodsll
him, seized a Ratchet and swore he would cut him in
two il he did not qnit the premises Justice Roome
"A BIZ Poster -arAsedfor Libei.-samuel Murray was
arrested yesterday and brought before Justice Roo me-
held him to bail in the Of s6oo.-John @. Cameron
p. Ds and ss ... was
arrested charged with robbing another Dutch.
man called John osr.il living between Second and
Of wearing apparel valued at $40 Committed BY Jus ice
The Watch Fsund-we noticed yesterday the arrest
Of called Mcintosh for breaking the window glass
of Mr. Snyder and stealing q lever watch worth $lio
1t has been found in the street BY woman and returned
to the owner
Pent Lsrceny.-John Conway and Henry Burns were
dollar from James Moorehouse, Nc. saI Grand street
Locked up BY Justice Taylor.
yesterday by officer Dennston, bsnoh warrant he
having been indicted for libel en- Mr. Russell Jarvis
a Student Raising a.. Wind-Anothsr medical student
got rather short and by way Of raising the wind went
to the of friend stole his and brsastpin,
err to whom he acknow the corn" confessed his
guilt stated where he pawned the and gave back the
Ssnat Of his health We omit the name Of the party,
hoping this might work reformation.
From HAYrr brig Hayti, Capt. Cults, arrived
last evening from Port au Prince, which place she
left on the 2sth January. The following the letter
sent by Mr. Levasseur the French cousuto the govern
msnt Of the Republic of Hayti his retiring board
the tThets =
1.-THE rssned, Consul General Of His Majesty the
King ofthe French at Hayt has received and examn-
ed the report made by tn Secretaries and Consul Of
State to the President concerning the air OF Dubrau
1.-The subteties reservations, conccaments the ma
evolent insinuations calumnies which distinguish
that report only be considered by the undersgned
fresh aggravstion Of the lready numerous wrongs
ofthe Hayden government towards the Consul General
ofFrance and his fellow countrymen
"Asto the conclusion Of the report the undersigned
regrets them absolutely protests against their injus-
tce and makes every legal reservation against them.
Convinced that henceforh, any fresh attempt on his
part to obtain justice which 10 refused to him. would be
vain, and considering that he could not continue 10 hold
missing the dignity Of the ocal character with which no
sinvssted the undersignsd here declares, that
the Slst Dec his consular flag shall noat
at Port Prince, and that day he will with
draw hmssliIon board the gate Of His French Majesty
the Thsts ssit there the orders Of his
to concert with the commander Of the French fest
upon the proper to be employ ed repress mme.
diaely, IL necessary, the attacks which may BE- made
upon the honor and interests of France.
Notwithstanding. himself the undersigned, hiss place
his ONCE and archives, end all his fellow countrymen
residing at Hayt under the protection Of the British
consul who has accepted the mission conndsd to HIM
Done at Port su Prince, Dec. 30, is45
Signed and sealed,
! The Consul General Of France
LEvAssEuR
This il not the only complaint this high and grand
iunctlonary has made against the government IL
happened that there was a French merchant ship,
the hosaa, In port, and the consignee delayed her
sailing. OF this, the French consul had complained
to the government Now, 1t seems some OF the ON,
GERS OF Government had promised that they would
complains loudly that the consigner has not been
stirred up 10 greater activity. Mr.. Levasseur
speaks, IN his complaint OF this Affair." IN terms as
pompous and grandiose 40 ne does when ne an
nounces his departure on board inc inetis When
consuls can declare war, war will become very ire
quent.
psn.