The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-18

Police Inteu,rencs
NV tSs nams Of wiam chsmbsrs has Been for the
~. a lam. .t aash;ns sroun5 tom with nerfact
a
;mnosed uoon was Joseph 81 Cogsweli. ESQ No SIS
also on Professor HENRY Of BrOO.yn
representing that he was in the employ of Mr. William
Landon proprietor Of Congress Hall Albany which is
cSs os who
The Of us
6n ,ss :" Su.ak ,-some .nsskina thief entsred the
dwelling house occupied bv DR. Phelps No 400 Null
san1 poS
bracelet and china boz containing valuable shells and
escaped without detection
SO Bsscksr street was b5ralsriousv entered bv some
Cunning thief through the rear basement Iwndow, who
Inc ar a osss Of
rhlIadsphis conveyed yesterday from ri. city e Phil
arrstaa some few davis since by ocer Stephens Of this
city on charge Of S,sag goaa watch sh belonging
o b S"nS dss "S i'm,
Sxs on ,ne M horo- w. e o Inc
M ;,iS a. oicamon f.r ~. ssn.cisi nnrnoss Of
visiting the lick member: Of the dsp.rt%snt Therefore
cs Of sach whseon the list
thooar aturua cd dot
M Spon or s " ~ @ h o s ,h d
an the sch I;st IN small hook .monss The nsmas
W nv. 0 nhr, nho ara n,.;tsS da;iv hv The doctnr
onS n .tarts nv sood ssmstsran eaSsr 10 d;snav
hi vn tisUt With craSt ~ S;mssif and an
honor to the department This patient resting in Mul
the 8rst cs ' and hnocLn~ Mt the door the wifa an
.woreS Ths doctor nnnred in low tone Of voice IL
M , So Gnu ns ouId ns ~. ~ g.. h;u ~
non this the moor wife coorsd IN as red a.
crimson, and said, oh yes sir you can see my bus.
49, - 49,. rorr- ~ Jo,,or IS oS,,.a.
sxnsctUg - AID varv a;ck man went ON hi,
tintoes tewsrat he bed. where he saw a man with
~ evos cossd ccrv rod face and his mouth oman
which naturally struck the doctor that the poor man
might have Termination OF blood to the head SO he un.
butonsd his coat, drew out his case of pulcans." in
!; oeSd OF cup ! he 81 ne case re-
snort from the nasal organ of the policeman and the
docto ooI him nv he wrist 10 sscsrsin the state
oS h;s ruisa md faaI;ng II vet in dancing cond;t;on
cons;deTad that something must be done and
that vsry sueesilv or something more serious might
he Al last onened his ewes in yery placid and interest
ing manner, and exclaimed !" what the hill are you
said. " How do YOU fee to day?s The policeman an
swered Pm well enough sure; if you'd but lust let
alone. and not be after disturbing man when he's
the medical gentleman came the conclusion that his
patient onlv wanted little more sleep and few doses
nremses and proceeded further to visit other sick
members whom he had on his list 1t appears
unon snourv ' into this singular case. that the
had obtained ion from his Captain to
remain off duty the previous night on account Of having
S dy h;h tt 10 Ices in nation All nigh. 70 ths
hraRe downs of tha fiddler Aa matter of course the
body in the morning wanted some rest from the
heine his dsv Of dmtv thus he was LAYING of in the
most Glorious manner Unable unti disturbed by the
Msd;coi po,;cemon Suho was h;mseF somewhat amused
a, ths oks ''''"'A "-O "N' A '"N'NN
.ate:wnt 70 St.al-A fellow called Thomas Stewart
of Thomss Kennev corner of Beach and greenwich
streets Locked nm for Examination
Of the 9Th ward ar
;us ra csh cnsh;ons heonrn~ 10 David CONWAY re-
sd;n~ IN Muiberrv street locked M for trial by JUS
s;an z . -. ' ~ ~ Nr -
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AFFAIRS IN TExAs.-Our papers, brought to this
city on Saturday by the Galveston, from the inte-
| rior of Texas have at last reached From them
Tss Austin Ne,u Era Contains some DEVELOPMENTS in
regard to the Indians which are of moment to those in
tsTested in Texas II woud appear from the Era that
large number Of Indians, who have formerly resided
lately emgrated and taken up quarters within the limits
Of Texas They are supposed to be branches Of the
I;pan tribe There are no among them portion of the
Apoches The cause which kthese Indisns allege for
were endeavoring to press their young men into the
and Other acts Of tyranny attempted
this
tirey independent Of the Mexican government and in
fact open and declared enemies. They have not only
Ns; ~ us ,hutor;e. e. Maor Ne;Shhors Win has
MeAIcanS .ne - 1917 'o.6 .I,;, ~.
taken an acuve part IN watcnne ana conuomng tness
whom hevs sstsbI;shsd themselves within seventy or
e;1ht- res If Anstin near the mouth Of the Ilano
~ "a A To- -. ~ NJ. t. telIs -. co. Eondar
IA iew aays iiCu ;.t rahar 81 os;,, 80 osn a
deputation from these tribes After tho pipe of
had been solemny smoked is usual in such cases,
Bear in his Dem rose and stated that the object Of the
depuaton was to obtain the consent Of the State to occu
py portion OF IT'S terory until "a seswesn
the United states ana Mexico snouid De az ustea ne
rarilv but that no permanent settlement within the
i;rits of Te~a. would be aIlowed
Major Neighbors and Captain Jim Shaw to leave
Austin the 10th ult tour Of reconnoisance among
those tribes will be well enough, thinks the Fro,
keen q watch ON them,
Aparty of twenty Texas volunteers have been perma
s;,,;anoS ~ yTor,an,, TraSinr tnnsa ~ III o,
nouy ssa,o"o" q" AOoJ A'"u'"s 'Aou'e' :" Ao"A Wv
LOT lnd ans.