The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-20

kie OF the 9th ward arrested yesterday two black fell
entering various stores with intent steal Locked
PERI Tsreeny~oaicsr spicer, Of the 10th ward, ar
rested a woman called Mary Callahan, on charge of
stealing lot kitchen utensils valued in all at $ao the
property Of jacob Kesrson. No. 90 Dowery Committed
Stopped-Captain WandaI of the 18th ward, stopped
yesterday from suspicious individual diamond bosom
House, at the Houston street market.
arrested yesterday q man called Janus Harrison,
charge Of stealing 81 30 from Patrick Muloy residing
at No 20l Mott street. Locked up for trial by Justice
ROBBERY the Fyvs Points-Ofacer Costello. Of the
9th ward arrested last night woman called Mary Muir
IS cents while IN crb" Of doubtful reputation. the
'sS %ps to Doy. and Holden the
4th Ward arrs.ted yesterday fellow called Alexander
tend f to steal a. Detained Il for ": elimination ~
Dsorderiy House-Ohicsrs Rafferty, and Baker, Of the
on oSsss Of Keeping %
at No. IA Antnoay street Justice Osborne held the
accused to bail in $500 for trial: - ~ ....
who accused Of receving stolen goods was yester
day honorably acquitted
by the Of Margaret Connell entered the police
Office yesterday with tears in her eyes. accompanied by
She that she had been courted OF and on for the
last TIVE three months. by young man belonging t9
George Crook who after many solemn promises finally
to the "pint BY fixing last Wednesday night .;
affection equently the bride prepare this
evenful left her service place in Barclay street.
necessaTy on such importantevens AtIengh the hour
Of eight O'Clock arrived the appointed time for the cere
mony off, the bride handed out 81 to the gro.ms
men 10 procure carriage, also 81 to pay the mi
mister; when, after the arrangement of This pecunary
matter, off they started the bride and bridegroom,
Ssry oonoraDy The :oscSmsn wa: ordered 10
drive to the residence of the Rev. Mr.: s.,
were ushersd into the paror to await the arrival Of the
clergyman, who was expected home In few minutes
for an
merng Of the candle, like owls against daylight, the
BRIDES heart swelling with anxious expectation OF her
future happiness whom, at last the bridegroom becom
ing impatient from his seat and LEFT the room.
under promise of returning in few minutes; but the
lover and he forgot to return 10 his BRIDE who waited
for him hour in anxious expectation until! becoming
Wellington street, highly indignant at such treatment.
1t for this breach of promise that she applied to the
police O for "r: was h not she 'a hut 50
the nasty ugly trick played upon her for said she,
could have married Pat Rooney over and over again:
only thought George was the incest chap Of the two;
and not only that, she was that injured her
character, making her the laughing stock Of all her
friends The magistrate inform ed her that he very
sorry her misfortune in procuring husband but that
in future she must take more care in picking out man
was to sue him cviy for breach promise of marriage
and he worth any money, she would undoubtedly,
obtsin heavy damages But as the matter stood at pre-.
sent of the power Of the magistrate TO render
her any assistance With this explanation the poor girl
left the police Office, with determination Of SUNG this
aithess lover for damages inflicted on her character
Law Intelligence.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr, March le-In Al.
miraltyBeiore Judge Betts-T ownsend ~ Undsrhili
Us The Schoone, Mary Ann Guest-ln February ls46,
Mcssrs: Whiting, schott & Co., shipped on board The
city, or his assisnes. and Mr. Noys; ssssnsd he bills
of ladng to the beant to advance Of $1,000;
the schooner arrived here on the gan February ana On
seized by the sheriff of this city, by virtue Of writ Of
rspleyn issued against Noys' by whiting sShc s snd
boon assigned to hum but the officer refused to deliver
them up because of the rePleyy, whersuDon he noslsd
to have the goods delivered to him upon the bill Of
adng and the schooner stands bound to him in law
Ubean recover damages in this action with costs to
be taxed and that the schooner be and that
it be 10 commissioner to ASCERTAIN and report
the value of the merchandise
This libel for damages by reason OF alleged mis-
whereby the lbellans were induced 10
take charter party and also because Of the non'per.
torrance of an agreement made with them by the
master previous the execution of the charter party
The court held that action could not be main.
ained because of or conceament Of
facts by the master Of ship, leading to
charter party upon her for voyage anteceden to the
execution OF charter party, aud not made q par
could S. not o 10 ~
and the libel dismissed with costs to be taxed.
SUPERIOR CouRT-IN CHAMBERS, March l9-Before
Judge Edmonds- VIM. E. Burton Va John Povey-Thia
case, which Is motion to show cause OF acon, came
up before His Honor this evening, and after
discussion further proceedings adjourned until TO-
an opportunity Of making sdavt in relation to hsI
knowledge Of the alleged contract for the conversion
the u i ws sna on hi,
suit, that the public may not PREJUDICE
CouRr OF GENERAL srssroxs-March l9-Before Re
corer Scott and Aldermen Hart and Walsh Soan Nc
Burgiary-Ths trial was resumed at the opening OF the
| Court this morning.
ALBERT TsRRy, a boy, examined closed the shop o.
MIR scott on the evening Of the 10th Of November last
and hung the keys up in the Croton Hotel.
JOHN pMooRE examined-I am the proprietor of the
Croton Hotel On the night of the prisoners arrest, Off
Harris called upon me- request my assistance il
ndng sot. taking Sm into cu nss5
accused asked why he had been arrested. Oficel
Norris told him that he knew what he had been ar
rested for Hagan told that If we did not let him
60, nc would be revenged; Upon searching his room
we found in trunk black overcoat and several
patterns, which were Identified by Mr. Scott IS his pro
perry
upwards o. two years. suppose ne was ABOUT ~ year
pesred to be in destitute circumstances; paid him SIG!
for his services whilst he was in my employ; severe
robberies committed in my house whilst he was II
my employ; the 18th Of November last discoveries
that the accused had bank book, in which S2lo wa
placed to his credit clsim portion OF 1t with view
oiiSdemniiying me in some Measure for my losses on
ofmy boarders was robbed of $40 while Hogan will
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MICHAEL DorovAN, examined-I sm tailor, and hav,
known tho prisoner for five years altered coat TO
him the coat shown me 10 the same never did an.
other work for him.
The prosecution here rested and the Court adjourned
at this stage Of the trial until tomorrow morning
SHIP ApMrRAL.-This noble vessel, since he
arrival in orr harbor to load with flour for Havre
has attracted much attention, end large numbers hav
visited her daily. Yesterday was emphstcally lade
I dayo boar tha between
| twelve and two she was thronged with very larg
company of ladies' aud gentlemen in acceptance Of
cial invitations from Lambert 0ittings Esq her cor
senee On descending to the spacious and very spleni
cabin, the guests severay presented to the lad
of Capt Woton, and were at once made to feel them
selves at home In due time the attention of the bril-
liant neutrality-suspicious. large portion Of the beauty
and fashion Of Baltimore-was directed to elegan
collation. spread with bountful abundance and variety