The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-28


mad hrst called her to the young lady
tnat sne was extremely i'll sad wished her to call at ner
mouse immediately Matters had now reached a point
which justified the young lady importing all that had
occurred to her employer, which she did without re-
serve The gentleman whose name we need not men
tion immediately suspected that the whole affair
deliberately planned attempt to seduce and ruin the
young lady by the villain who had first called her and
falling he employ these ends nwomans shape
to accomplish his vile purpose The best pur-
sue he thought would be to visit the house In Wooster
which Sa ne na s s Ssncs
her who first called the young lady and ascertain its
character He did and his suspicious were confirmed
The house notorious resort Of males and females OF
bad character where they resort nightly for purposes OF
prostitution Now. what be said of this villain
this scoundr, who sought the.uin of this young lady
Hanging would be too light death for him The moral
to be drawn from the ta Is that young ladies must dis
regard the attention of all men, except those who have
been introduced to them in proper way and wlose ia
miles and character they ere acquainted with.
WING JuDicIAL NoMISATIoNs.-The convention met
at their head quarters evening aud made the follow
ing nomination. Superior Court-John Duer. William
Curtis Nyes, Hiram Netcham. Common Pleas-John l..
Mason, f. G. Benedict, Alex w Bradford The con-
vention adjourned about ii O'Clock, until this evening"
when they will proceed to ballot for Judges of the Su
preme Court. Alex W. Bradford and Mr. Classon hav-
ing declined their nominations
FIRE.-Tho alarm of fire last night, Mt half past IL
O'clock originated from q chimney taking fire, which
set fire to the weather boarding of the dwelling house,
No II Franklin street, occupied by Mrs Lord II
extingushed with great promptness by hose cart, No
20 aided BY the vigant policeman ofthe 9th ward Da
mage but trifng.
Institute, which will be found in columns would
seem to indicate unfair play somewhere existing;
and have heard it limited that very valuable in
ventions now in the market speculation We
would caution inventors to be careful to whom they send
their plans there always ready to profit
by the wits of Others and better opportunity
afforded them, than to have access to the numerous
plans proposed for the selection of tho Institute We
doubt not that DR. Andrews will feel the responsibility
OF his position the recipient of the inventions sub
mtsd to the Institute and that they will be- he has
promised strictly confidential; but he cannot ought
Or he ex in
ventions if they are not sent directly to the Institute
Boards OF HEALTH AND svpERvisons.-These Boards
meet at the Common Council chamber this afternoons;
the former at three o'clock and the latter at four
News FROM Bosrov.-- We were yester lay indebted to
Munns New Bedford Express for Boston papers of the
previous evening Munns Office is No Is Wall street
Police Intelligence.
MAY T.-Grand Larcsny-Oficers Watson and Col
lins Of the 9th Ward arrested last night, by tho
name of Stephen Tuttle a charge of stealing Sil0 in
bank bills belonging to Captain Hdreh of the schoon
Example, plying between this city and Albany.
tice Osborne Committed him in full for trial
Prompt .4'ret Of Cunniag Thief.-Captan Perry
Of the 9th ward and officer arrested last
ing about O'Clock, cunning thief called James Garr
charge OF stealing from the tailoring store No.
l73 William street piece of blue cloth valued at Sl0
and black fock coat worth $18 belonging to John
r. Tierney 1t appears that the rascal entered the
store about O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
Of Mr. Tierney and informed the boy who was in attend
ance that he owed his boss ST 90, at the same time
pulled out note purporting to be So bill the Hud
son River Bank and asked the boy to go out and get it
ney The boy not suspecng any thing wrong left the
store for that purpose but ascertaned that the bill
a counterfeit and hurried back to the store when
he found the store alone and the above property miss
ing Information at given to the above expert
and viglan officers and in less than two hours the
cal was caught and locked up the Station House, and
fully identified by the boy the fellow who gave him
the humbug bill to exchange, evidently tn intent to
rob the store.
Caught at Last-Oficer Holland arrested yesterday
fellow called Patrick w. Whelan, who il of those
emigrant runners on charge of swindlinr poor Irish
by the name Of Maria Smith of three
egns. under the following circumstances 1T appears
that Maria went into Office No 100 South street for
the purpose purchasing ticket passage to Dub
lin, and while in this office she met with Whelan who
undertook to transact her business by selling her ticket
certificate for the three soveregns which ticket he
said would ensure her passage to old Dublin She paid
him the money and left the Office, but she had not pro-
ceeded far when she overtaken by Whelan who said
to her let that ticket again, upon which Maria
handed 1t and Wheelan after looking at it for
he gave her printed card to wit. Golden Fleece No
1872 Liberty street, kept by 10 Sykes. Good accommo
dations for permanent and transent boarders" This
card the girl exhibited to several of her friends who at
told her that it required different certificate to
carry her the Atlantic Consequently upon their
advice, she applied for redress to of worthy
magistrates Justice Osborne, who at issued q
rant for the arrest of Whean, and In default Of $500
bail he was locked up in the Tombs
Disorderfy Houses.-Constable Barber, of the 9th
ward arrested yesterday warrant issued by Justice
Osborne, Ann Nelson charge of keeping disorder
y house and resort for prostitutes of the lowest
grade, at No 80 Elm street also called Rachel
Thorne, for keeping house of similar description at
to bail to
Caught in The act-ohicers Joyce and Donnelly ofthe
I'd Ward. arrested last night two black fellows called
Spencer Vanceef and Henry Augustus whom the officers
caught in the act ofsteang keg Of white lead from the
store No l73 Water street, while the scavengers
passing through the store emptying the sink Justice
Osborne locked them up for trial
Attempt to Stakeholder Partridge, of the 4th ward,
arrested last night by the name of Teddy Tweele
charge Of attempting to steal foretopsai belong
ing to the brig vroe lying at the foot Of Dover street
Locked up for trial.
Peht Larceny.-Mary Wood arrested yesterday
by officer Sands of the 9th ward n charge OF steal
ing pair Of spectacles and gold breast PIN belonging
to Jacob L. Phillips residing at No 1913 Hudson street.
Committed for trial by Justice Merritt.
LAW Intelligence.
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