The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19

Police Intelligence.
Syeolswo 500 in 6old-George w. r .<el and three
.tber men an OF whom were ard the schooner
Carabea al anchor in the North riN ar arrested by
officers o'Brien and yeiaren o. Che once Of the Chief
Conn, who board the vcssl. The theft was
committed "Wednesday night last Upon his arrest
Terrell gave such infor ation led the supposton
that the money was tin board the vessel On a
search being nstitu ed two bags containing the money
were found by Officer oBrien the paint locker Of the
vessel The bags containing the money identified
M vss ssn Is ns The Whole Of the
proof against any bat Terrell, the Others dis
charged, and Terrell held to await examination
Arrest for Burgtdry.-John Lyons was arrested by
officer Vanderbilt of the Eighteenth ward police upon
charge of having broken into the saloon of Thomas
Guire, the Crystal Palace and stealing silver ware
and glass Of the value Of sl70 portion OF the stolen
property was found at a second hand shop where it
proved the prisoner bad sold it. He was locked up by
Anothey-Four boys, named Charles Coe James Du-
san John Martin and Joseph Barbena, yesterday
the crockery store Of John Van vauikenberg No. 4s
feriieh street BY means Of false keys and stealing
we're all looked up by Justice stuar. for trial
Charge If False Pretenoes-Morris watzbelter of ~
4 the Third district police upon the complaint Of Mr.
Joseph Taylor, OF the firm of Crane Co Maiden lane,
charge Of having on ine aa apv o
cloths &C. Of the value OF $780, Upon obtaining the
credit he represented that he was worth over
chatham street Upon this representation the credit was
sven but portion Of the debt contracted has been
aid On the 18th instant, it ia said, the accused
3sssed Judgment in of two Of his creditors for
COO Also, the allegation is that the credit
obtained with the intent to cheat and defraud Waltz
better held to bail, by Justice Welsh, in 81 600 to
answer the charge.
Arrr of Dishonest Serrant-Oaicer Curtis YESTERDAY
asrested Julia Dolan, servant in family of Mr. john
H. Deyo residing at No 212 Canal street. charged with
Sealing from her employers Grape shawl ana other
nj nh Ualu ,ual
On her arrest the shawl and other articles Of the stolen
property we're found in her possession She was then
conveyed before Justice Stuart, who committed her TO
Ssspicon Of staaeine Mr.. kcGuiye-The attempted as
aAssnation Of Mr.. Mcguire Thursday night in Eigh-
cnth street. noticed in the HERALD Of yesterday has
placed the police of that district the qi rpe and
Friday officer Wallace, Of the Eighteenth ward police
fesaed Patrick Connolly suspicion OF being OF the
sAsaiants that occasion. He taken before the
Police Court, and detained for examination.
Most AuspiciousIy, Espencheid has Pro-
anssd hat which superior TO that hitherto been
s 50 M s1 ss , aid S for for %
sssis ,s iis Nssssu street.
Pianos at Wholesale or Retail, OF the Latest
cegles and most improved makers including T. Gilbert
s:':s$ s: .;sS
~ variety ether sseh defy
s'e'nf HORACE ORR WATERS S So $50 Bro Broadway
melodeons.-The Largest Assortment OF Me
y the
20 smith: a.. The only male. tuned in tAs equal
II &.
nahe arrangements for continued supplies Of H.
van hnd 70 their HORACE q wTfss
Kew Music.-"W Wreck OF the San Francisco,''
sssns sra%s and and. assserptvs Fl the BY
sy M price y ssns World
:a Jus. Snss pEss
way Music sent TO part Of the United States postage
New Music.-ssThe Laborer 10 his Sons;.
s:Ss he stream Katy Did and Katy pda.;" duet
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'0nss knew z maiden far;' and many other popular
BERRY 4 GORDON, 297 Broadway.
Banvard's Sunday nights very Popular.
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painting Of the River Nile and Holy Land Nc wonder the
National Academy Of Design-The Twenty
nth annual exhibition will BE- opened artist exhibitors
lay the 2iss Instant, from O'clock A. iii p The
szhiien will be opened TO the public the following day.
r ADDISON RICHARDS Cor. Sec. Nat Academy.
s s ,sss sy sons od s i1 IL
7sy. opposed to logging and printed copy books. : -
A Card.-spring Clothing.-Now ready,
axtasve of>entrely and well made cloth
ing adapted to the cut and trimmed in the host
nlls aAd will be sold ct the lowest possible prices NIB
sr''s to Z HS fas.s s.
Clothing Emporium, LOG Futon street.
Lace and Muslin Curtains from auctions.-
n subscribers have hand ten thousand lace and
~ fsr few days emily less than Of Importation.
Madam NJ. c. Dougal, No. 40 Sixth avenue,
Wayerley place will open beautiful assortment OF
wednesday. March r. ~
1Iourning Millinery and Mantillas.-Bar-
THOLOMEW WEED will open, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday March 10Th st and I'D their spring styles OF
Paris mourning millinery and mantilas comprising the
aseors.t Of spring and offered to the
public. New mourning SOL Broadway, between the
Sc. Nicholas and Metropolitan hotels
BARTHOLOMEW WEED.
We take pleasure I'm Introducing the
HFm Of JACKSON PURDY, 44 Broadway, TO friends
In particular and the public in general FOR article to
plete gentleman's wardrobe either hand
cuted TO order with prompness and dispatch We have
examined their stock and consider pnmsakable Nay
success attend them. E.
Proclamation to the Pooplc.-Bo IL known
unto all persons that winter has passed away and all
nature will to deck herself in garments OF
y1de their children with suitable for the season
Select them from the John street Boys Clothing establish
Our stock large and adapted section Of
the Union. Our prices low L. LOsIE No. o John st..
Failure IL impossible where the Result Is
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