The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-24

Police InteIlsy.o..

Police InteIlige nce
Worcsstsr from Roo the arrival Of the steamboat
the messenger, belonging TO Adams, FInyss
sne uoor OF MS car open which at created suspi
cion, ana on examination he ascertained thst ~
containing 1900 In silver had been carried Of s,asr
done Dy some ne expert S thief man .ppssrs was
cover cd up In piece Of oil cloh which IL sunno.sS
to hsve been the stolen money.
.drrsH on Suspicion-Ca ptsin McGrath, Of the 9TH
ward polic arrested early Yesterday morning. at the
Northern HOTEL f,ot OF Courtlandt street. young man
Henry osford under suspicious circumstance having
IN his possession quantity of dry goods supposed Be-
tions consisting of iacss sewing silks and fancy dry
goods, valued at several hundred dollars This young
nss Ss as IN E
Apply at the Office Of the chief OF police
sIsinse the above was written tslegrsphio dss-
pa'ch has been received by Captain Mo0rath, from
Springfield massachusetts, stating that Hosford vas in
business there but had left suddenly without paying his
debts The accused was detained for further hearing
IN me Case Of IAomas b, Dorsey-This young man
was arrested few Gays ago on charge Of constructive
larceny In obtaining gold watch from each OF the fol-
lowing gentlemen;-James II. Brush, Alexander Grant,
aud VIM b Moore by false and fraudulent representa-
IL ms The case was Investigated before Justice Drinksr
on wednesday, last, which resulted in the ms9strsts
holding the accused to bail in the Of $500 each
Charge Of Burglary Officers Willis and Whitshsrt
OF the third district police arrested yesterday black
fellow called Augustus Sample a charge Of burgari.
ousy entering the premises No Houston street. oc
eupied by Moses Leonard, stealing therefrDm cloak
bed quilt and other articles clothing worth SIG to
geher with $50 in silver coin portion OF the clothing
was recovered by the officers Justice Timpson com
Stealing Pea-oncer Files Of the 9Th ward arrest.
eu {eSerusy, young man Of respectable connections,
vest valued at S. from the store Daniel Rhodes No
2oo canal street He was caught and the property re-
covered Justice Drinker locked him up for trial
| The Smiths in Troubis.--A woman calling hsrsslf
| Mrs Smith, was arrested yesterday, on q charge OF
stealing lot of wearing apparel together with several
pawn tickets worth in all ss property Of Elizabeth
smith, residing ut No. 100 Beekman street. Justice
Dfinker locked her up for trial.
| Il Rovfnn If
ward, arrested yesterday a young man. calling himself
William Holt whom he spied in grocery store Weighing
hye silver table spoons, marked f. A. with the ham
dies bent In order to sell them old silver He was
conveyed before Justice Room the 2nd district police
ply TO the above magistrate.
pioient .a,sauh.onicer Rider of the Sd ward, ar-
charge OF assautng Hugh r. Byrne, residing at las
Greenwich street, with razor, inHicting q severe
wound Locked up for trial by Justice Drnksr.
Peih Lareeny-A woman calling herself Eliza Nc
Letn, was arrested yesterday by policeman having In
shirt marked James Kinds No ST. An owner is wanted.
Apply TO Mr. Mounfor clerk OF police I'd district, 9th
| avenue.
Another Officers Ovens of the 9th ward arrested
yesterday old thief called Pat Doan charged with
sssang bundle Of wearing sPpars worth s the
up for trial by Justice Drnker.
The Implied Confession or the Duke OF
Prasiin.
The London Times Of the ath inst has letter from
It's Paris correspondent from which select the follow
The Montteur contains a new and most important Ar
of the wretched murderer made to the Duke psossss
Grand OF the Chamber Of PEERS which he
the Duke Decaze communicated the Court Of Peers
their next sitting the ur This document 1t
Will be seen, fully absoves the government and the
authorities Of ali knowledge Of or nstrumentstv in
the death of the assassin and taken in Connection With
the manly Independent language and conduct of the
Dukes do fasquier and Decazes in the affair cannot fall
to remove the odum which rumors apparently corrobo
rated, calculated to attach all who
| in the custody Of the murderer
T. pd nj fha iofar
ed with the surveillance Of the assassin cupaby
negligent lin emitting to search his person when nrst
committed to their care and their negligence farther
estabshedb by the evidence Of the paie de charr who
demonstrated with them their insttention 70 the
defence, understand, that they obliged the Duke
(Prasln to take or the rock in which he appeared
pocket which, is supposed he bad poison
| "On Tuesday morning said the Duke Dscsxes, - at
sdered duty, waited on the accused In his prison
The Duke de fraslin having complained Of
sune,ngs Observed 70 HIN that 20 must have antio
pated those suferngs since they the result Of the
poison he had taken and that the physicians being IT,
ofthe nature of the poison mad heststed
scribe Tor him. when they were informed that phsls
OF audanum, nearly empty, had been discovered In his
desk The prisoner replied tina, had not taken su-
he had swallowed arsenic which the small bottle found
in his robe de chabre Friday had contained then
, asked him how he had procured the poison He q.
sured me that nobody had given it him. and that be
brought 1t on the eve of the crime from Prasin' He
ton that he had intended it to poison the Duchess
HE added that he had swallowed that poison on the
day Of the crime at the moment when he perceived
che measures adopted with regard to him, that he Wa
seriously suspected His suicide In face Of such An
accusation, was confession Having remarked this TO
him. he remained silent but he denied with considerable
vivacy having confdod to any person the project Of
his crime; and, as his explanations interrupted
by means caused by the pains he experienced asked
him II the suGerings Of his mind were not stI more
poignant than those Of his body and If they did not in
rpre him with desire to alay them by the expression
of the repentance he must feel his heart adding that
his family was inclined to believe that he must have
committed 30 harbarous crime In parox ysm Of insa-
| nifty, which he had no doubt bitterly deplored
me unhappy man raising his eyes and hands to-
ward heaven, then exclaimed in broken but strong
voice, Oh do dsplore IT., next took occasion 10
say That IN that supreme momentum order satisfy
both the justice Of God and man it desirable that
the expression OF his repentance should be public As
had been his crime, and that full confession should
explain Mt least If it were possible, the dslirum under
which he acted. offered, IL he disposed to make
that confession to send for the Grand Chancellor or TO
write down and certify it myself These last words,
which he listened to with lively emotion seemed 10
excite struggle in his breast and after a moment Of
hesitation, he replied, fatiguedtoo sue ring
! come tomorrow
The disturbed state Of mind of the accused was too
visible and the suffering condition too serious per-
init the prolongaton Of conversation. The phyE-
clans besides had just declared that 1t WIS urgently
necessary to offer to the patient the consultations
rengion The family having made choice Of no clergy
man. in the absence of the venerable parish priest Of ST.
Supice, the Chancellor intrusted that mission to the
parish priest OF st jacques de Iau Pass The court In
aware that after the pious ceremony which appeared
have restored little strength and calm the accused
the chancellor offered once but in vain to receive
the declaration he had manifested his Willingness TO
| make
| Movements OF the People.
Wan L. Deaib born, Esq Of Roxbury, son OF General
H. A. Dearborn, has been appointed Supsrine endent
OF the Norwich and Worcester Railroad in place OF j.
| w. Stowell resigned.
Mrs Henry Clay born near Hlllsboro North
Carolina and removed thence to Hagerstown MARYLAND
where she resided till she grew to womanhood From
Hagerown she went to Kentucky and there united
to Mr.. Clay
Governor Wrights friends have had a county osu-
vention Ut Canton, at which they resolved 10 ersct