The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-09
TWO CENTS.
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence.
a Daughter Robbss Au M.iher.-A most ou.r,-
geous care was brought ye'tsrdsy bsfors Justice o.,
BY the name OF Mary Mccain, Who ssol. $50 from he.
called jehn Connolly and hi, wfs Tn. oiroums.no.s
foIIows:-it the girl stoe the mopy frsm
witch il the Ludlow Houston streets,
strolled down the Bowery aud entered the s,ement
tept by Connolly, In the Bowery near tho theatre,
where the girl was entced to buy Old watch for
Of the stolen money Connolly ana his wife finding
that she bad money, closed tps door against
one day and night, took the balance Of tss naooe
supplied her with liquor. making her toto xiostsd aud
IN orasr that she might forget where she robbsd,
s sns% her sss .suDasd .
Omc.r W.lpg, Que Of our efficient members Of polioe
o. inc iomos had tho matter placed into his hands
CUSTODY, together With Conr ely his wife Ana their
bar-htpsr called James Rowland The girl told her
was treated and robbed by the accused psrtssa Ths
p.gis.rate believing her story, n.tsd tho sooussd
parties. to priscn to await further hearing ~
.dn EItsnsirs En,ry Robbery-On Tuesday sv.piuo
lest epe thief entered tho hail the dweiiss hosse
nell, and stole from the entry blue o,osh aIoas
black cloth In the pocket Of which ware two
memorandum be oks and blu. silk purse outsiuinv
5000 IN American gold pieces, four sovere,sns sIOO IN
Chailtstop South Csrolins bills, and $40 Virsiaa
bin. Yesterday man called ThouiAs WILSON, fsliow
stealing the above property and was detail ned by the
msgsTrate for q further bearing
arrest on Bench Warrant Captain Magness. OF
the 9th ward police arested old thief, called Jem
Dunn, on q bench warrant, charging aim With oou-
m,ttDg two bursiaIss. He vas looked no for trial.
Arrest of a Pickpocket-Seversl comp ANTS have
been made to the chief Of police, within last few
days respecting the loss Of purses aud pocket books
the cbic der patched Of his pick pocket dsteots
ofhc.Is Reed and Croiusto search for the deprsda-
an Old p,sSpooSet s.lns '' Himself '; ws,.%
smith, iested in ono Of the Dry Dock stages wait
Ing for chance 20 rob some Of the pssssogers.-
fore the chief and seated in . amongst = num-
Der Of policemen few day. since q lady was robbed
Of pure containing 500 while riding in an unibus
This lady sent for aud entering the room she
war a,ked to pick out The frtm the number pre-.
sent whom she thought picked h.r pocket that day In
the stage After looking ct the different faces,
she picked out Smith as the man whom she suspected
wss ksd up BY the chief for fu, sher hearing ss
veral other charges, We understand will bs brought
against him to day; and wa recommend sill thoss Who
have been robbed In the omuibusos to call upon
Chef Of Police and identity tae rogue II possible
Charge ot Passing Bad Money Two men, called
yesterday, charge of psesins countcrfeit S6 bill,
purportng to be ON The susqushsnns Bank, on Joha
x.rs detained by Justos Tmp.on for further hear
.ar,e.t on Suspicion onicers Forsbay and puryss,
Of the Eighth ward police arrested yesterday WniMrn
Stein and Ann Spasks on suspicion Of having robbed
III Whitaker of the of s5s by what is termed By
the thieves tho panel game" The magistrate COM
mitted them both to prison for n further hearing.
The Emigration to California.
SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP FALoN The splen-
did steamship Falcon, Capt. Thompson, though
only three day had elapsed since her arrival, was
again ready TO depart yesterday afternoon, but
OWING to some slight slteratl oBs which were max
Ing in her machinery, she did not get of until
about ten O'Clock IN the evening; consequently,
the crowd that had collected to witness her de-
paIture went away about dark without being graft
fled. 1t will be seen by the annexed list that she
takes out large number OF passengers, consider
ing the time the has been in port
For Hsvsns-F. Gilbert Lorenzo ZorillA, p. VI. Fa-
gsjo. Chsgres- r. 7. Englsud, 2 Smith, F. NJ Perry,
J. g Miller, c. NJ. Gray, VIM s,ipkius, Mrs Newoonb,
children and servsnt; Major Mckin,tres. Barker Bu
VIM. McMurphy, B. M Folsom Geo w Pumer Dr.
Eastman, II. W Wallis, s g. Chi d. Ch.rIss Clark,
Grew Staples, Samuel Bl.sdsll. Jr, Ava Hamilton,
Tbomss T Tate George Hall. w. r Harrington, IT.,
her Jo,eeb cooDss W Mskin.trs Uo A..n
tine, Reub. Steward B. d. Mstcalf john Fuller. T..
Pr,.c%tt, W Bowel ELI, Geo II Davis. D. L Hs~lett.
vout Charles A. Bosrst, w. II Richardson, w E.
Singer, T. B. ovsrton II G overton. Bowen, Hugh
II. Smith, John &C Gil.sy, II g. wAworth, NJ. c.
Ms,y I'M; Albright G; D B.risnin. Ls.hrr 3.
SON. K white, samuel Emery, jr, s. W. Lauston,
?. Miburn, J s. Trook, s. II sh,rock, John Taylor,
CO. Clifford VIM N Miller Hsigas james . ,nr'sy,
.yJ smith, - c.smsf 11 Taylor, -;ko'sh',
Bristel,-- Comstock, Hartman Pea.s, James Celppin,
Daniel Price. Edward Lewis, = smith, A. N. vsnsl
ttine, d. BeDjsmin.-Total l06
The Greenwich and California Mining and
Trading CO. sailed yesterday for the gold regions,
in The ark Palmetto, Captain Croker. Annexed
are their names:-
william @. Wood, President; Thomas Mcso.dou,
Tres'ursI Wi;m B. Maaon J. ss9rs ,; %'ll,aa
Alfrs Il Hatfield Lsnsdon Wson Franklin " Lee,
William Musbr, Alexander Bryan, william A Mead,
RnH hhGaA nAnP
King Jo,eph II Wood, John Csllsshau, James suy-
dam Ebspessr Wood. John P. Bell, William NJ Evsrstt,
william n oClsIlApd, John MoCracksn, Albert o Day,
9 Fe'd. w. Westberby. Peter Fitzgerald, Dennis
B wainwright Charles A. Rogers, Caleb tIsrmond.
Charles NJ. Cornell. J D. Moves, Milo D Pe.t,bone,
Charles Penny, L. Hubbard, physician Al
The following is list Of names Of persons
composing the Columbia and Greene County Asso-
caten, in the bark Mousam, Capt. Walker, which
sailed yesterday, March 8, for San Francisco
Henry Waldo, captain, s j. Conn, first mate, II B.
Geary, second mate, J M Burrsughs P Onierdonk,
Sh, sici.n,; Hudson; p. Ondsrdonk, Albany; @.
A. Peas-, VaBtia; Rous Cairo; A. veddsr, Cats
kin; H Ls~pm.n; Athens; W. wllIisms, Client; R
Ki.d.rhcoi; H .Doiy, Hudson; p. H. Van Week Kin,
county; r. vsn Bramsr Cou nbiavle; H. A. Esmonoe,
George F. T. Dawson, Hudson; C. Gray, J. Mar
Hud'on; P. D. Frsisish. Leeds; W. Purdy Cairo: 2.
Crsosheron Hudson: M. Balm C. Markie 8 vasburgh,
Copsns; w. l.. r.. Livingston, Clavsrssk; r. A.
Wilma Cairo; l. Il Roberts Kiudsrhook; j. O Madf-
son. New Lebanon; C. Smith, w. D. Eltniug P. Hol-
enteck, Cattskil; 9. v Hitehceek, Z. Best, Bsst,
Undertook; O A. Nash, Vermont; Duusbury,
Hudson; =. C. Riesdorph, Csro C L. Blersron, sau-
geItiss C. Van Duesep, Cattskill; C. T.. Carpenter,
New Lebanon; 9. + Mitchell, New York; J. c. W.T.
hams Hudson.-Tota, 81.
The barkl Norumbeag. Capt. Buckingham, sailed
yesterday for Galveston, Texas. The psssen-
gers in her comprise the ''Persfer F. Smith Mt
n'ng Association" and they go from Galveston by
land TO Corpus Christi from thence they proceed
overland to the gold regions. The following is
list Of their names -
David Kisper, President; Walter Hyer. Wee Prssi-
dent; Edward fAlst, Secretary; Ssmusl Gsodenoush,
Treasurer; George A. Baokus, Charles Bloom Chsree
D. Smith, Directors VIM. Jones' Surgeon josiah ).
Monroe, Harding Vanderpool Andrew Pertnsw. Robert
Buchspsu David Demarest, Edwin Roe, VIM. J.