The New York herald., 1850-08-31
POliee KntelIigeuce.

last, q most outrageous and diabolicsl attempt
lored woman, BY the Of Julia Blunt, evidently
with the intention Of conveying her in vessel south
afternoon before Justice IothrOp At the police court
where she told her story. the substance Of which
give ~ snss % ,bs sr wss soa. IN the sss
Brosdway, ard had been there about n month. On
Thursday morning about eleven o'olsck man called
st Mr. Ruey's house, and represented that he was
ofhcer Of the Eighth ward and had warrant for her
respecting seme wearing apparel which she charg-
wanted to examine her trunk, situated ut No. 100
street. Julia knowing herself to be- innocent
agreed to go with him he exhibited paper which he
said was a warrant; he said she 20 to the Tombs
and she conducted accordingly, by this individual
one of the rooms In the police court aud told to st
down and keep still After sitting down fsw sscondA
a man came into the room and told her she must 60
with the officer and examine her trunk this she was
willing TO do, and accompanied by the same man who
brought her to the Office, left the passing
from the Tombs short distances carriage was pro-
cured, and Julia requested to jump in, with the
derstanding to go to where the trunk was. However
instead Of proceeding to Chryste street no haekmsn
marked that che thought they we're goos to examine
her trunk in Chrystie street. said the man,
but must go to Brooklyn aud the captain drst
The carriage crossed the ferry and Proceeded TO Red
Hook ON the bay Here Was Q man With beat IN
waiting and at distance was brig, with her sails
set apparently ready for She was then requested
the get into the boat for the purpose
they alleged TO 90 on board the vessel aud thea
the captain, and IL he did OF did noe
recognise her, he would send her back the city.
Julia now began to believe that zone trick was In
tended and most positively refused 10 60 excni mi ng
that che would sooner die than go board thu ship.
They about to use force when she screamed sno
made considerable noise, which brought to her aid
some persoDs at work near by Tbs parties then be-
came ALARMED, the cabman drove of. and the In
the boat rowed of from shore, with TN. istentou
her In acoordanee with this fact she rvmainsa o,sr
two hours the beach and finding the parties VA the
boat did return she walked baok der the pro-
lection Of stranger TO the South Ferry aud resurned
TO the cityone Of the follosins after h0r untn
within short distance OF the ferry rhs cab driVrr
nfe he INV rtl
woman ie not a fugitive slave ~ sbe ooro In
Massachusetts, and has been ia Nss YORK about I've
years. The wbole sffs evidently infamous
attempt 10 kidnap her aud throw ber toto sisvery
These facts have been taken In the torn Of sdAt
and such ur her action vii be taken In the matter BY
the magistrate the circumstances OF thr wia
justify. We believe there has been organised sauR
OF rsscals who tor time past have carrisd the
business Of kidnapping as many colorrd persons rave
been missing. and are now b lsyed TO nave b'n ;Ar-
ried OF In the manner ttsmptd, described above
shoN Csrniev rs. Justice Bi.atiey--Tis r Hnt
St1ptpdefea A number OF very suspicious looz ns
Individuals hOveTing about the sh-rTi
ONCE at an early hour Thursday morsns app'rsatly
In snticipstior OF q muesm expected 70 come on
breaking the great seal affx xed ~ Old trunk But
alas the ceremony and pleasing gratinoation q
scene Of blood was knocked GU the bead by ons "
Justice Bl-akleys officers Mr. Davis al quarter past
eleven O'Clock entering the steTins OH ~ alone IN
esi atrnnk~ claimed by Mr. jam. r Boyd This
trunk the ofhcer pitched Toto the sheriff room With
perfect nonchalance as uch a. 20 there there
Ia your trunk hut the contents Justice Bleskley has
kept 20 aid hun In the further prosecution ~ tb. sui"
On the trunk beng examined " was seen concu,iyey
thst the tape and seal had beea broken and the look
OF the trunk forced on aud the content, OF IN. trunk
removed therefrom at least all the deeds iocumspts
Whole affair has snsnsied from topping himssIf aud
that he In fsot s nb.ut - much 20 blams In the nat
Of letter rsc.ived BY Mrs starr from IRA Toesins
This 10 the only found In the raok out of the oA
evidently overlooked By those who extracted the
others -
LmTRry sullvss cousty Jaly ~ ISso.
wrote ,hs NJ istsr ssdsy saa
.esipg he vas gn.,y shsut he money ,hsst yoa, wrs
Lns sst hssI. sS, hs Lane .9a s.s.,sr 's.r.
itsv.has mus. Nth M. e.rpes,sr. su, bas. ne oos-
ir.s,s W soi: q ~ y.rt .sS ,sisi .h.
,sa :, T. 10, .s. 70 :: s.i ,sry h,s: h,.. q A;
wright a, ,rrasns. % oood sSy. ra.n.
xAnv JAss Lvirs.ros.
Addrsaed a follsvss-
New Ysrk. 81 Jsss ssress-
Prom the aspect Of the above letter, overlooked by
Justice B.skl.y u appears. By roppissss- s-n hsna-
writing that he vas receiving moneys from Mrs Liv.
ngop instead q paying money 20 h.r =. "a. .lssee
sunicstions received from Topping In -hich be 80
kno-lsdses the receipt OF mon-y II seems that jus
der legal advice. broks II open. soa srtraeted the
deeds, letters. aud such other doeumsnts ss IN his
jssss.s, v.s nses.'sry 70 ssrry On shs .,lasno''
a Cas-. Of hsgrshfu<e. On Monday last for-ispsr
Q native Of the South Of France, ~ho arrived In this
city sbost month ego from Peru BY way Of chagrea,
and had been staying ct French boarding house In
Fulton street took the opportunity Of pundsriag
fellow boarders trunk Of nearly .ight hundred dota
In geld and quantity Of apparel With which he hes
made hfs escape a. 10 suppossd on board the ohio
Havana What renders the sill more ungrstsfui
10 that his fellow oountrymsn. whom be robbed Of
everyhpg he possessed had b~hsvsd In th. mot kind
manner 20 him. procured him msdicns when siok 81
tended him ~ nurse, asd had given money t. paJ
his loduings. when he found him destitute Nothing
10 knows With certainty 10 the de~tin stiou of ths
cr whom the police are ON the look out but an
fsrtunstsiy n va not observed vhs, the nnmbw
Of the earman Who removed his ba- gage from tbs
house In Fulton street on Monday Afternoon