Police intelligence.
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Policr orr,cr.-.arsest Of Fashionable s~indiers.-
Two members Of the swell mob" dressed IN the nrnsa as'
shoulder by the well known and shicsnt oficsr A. NJ
up street The gentlemen Spsnsd their eyes IN perfect
astonishment-"l rather think you have the advantage
said ths other '"e "We nv beauties
aatter myself have had the distinguished honor OF be
holding the faces oyour ordshps on former OCCASION
and I'm the peculiar turn of that never to be
forgotten" replied the officer and would therefore re-
guest the honor OF your company to the office OF the
now becoming terror and dread to evil doers
quisites no longer hesitaed An examination was had
which resulted in their commitment to the Tombs They
gave their names as Thomas H. Dill and David kpp. and
stand charged with robbng beardsrs at the Franklin
on the evening OF the great of gold watch
several other hotels in this city of large amount Of
properly. II Is said they make regular business Of
making acquaintance with travellers and robbinr them
Assault and Bahery.-Charles Augustus, IA Anthony
street. arrested charged with beating and abusing
from the country. lie gave bail in the sum Of 5000


Roitny.-Msnuel Christopher captain Of brig Julia,
robbed at ~ Orange street. yesterday Of $50 bill
on the Merchants Bank John Thompson was arrested
by Capt. McGrath, and committed for the theft


Hors. Stoien..re,er Rove, Of Bergen N J., had his
Bmgiary.-Edward Powers was arrested by officers
Springer and Cox in the act Of breaking into the hard
store of Messrs Delayan corner OF Broadway aud
Broome ST. at o'clock yesterday morning Found in his
possession number of skeleton keys, lantern, Sc


Hdrk from The IOmbs.--The following EXTRAORDINARY
document found the steps Of the Tombs yeser-
day II addressed to OF the Justices Of the Po
lice Office. What the effect will be cannot say, but
II but fair that the voice from tho Tombsn should
be heard though we imagine.i will produce but "a
doleful sound: !"


CRY PRisos, July 7th, ISi5.


DEAR SiR Strange M II may appear you may prepare
yourself to hear "a voice from the Tombs."


Some two weeks ago commenced my sepuchral rites,
and though have retained the power Of respiration yet
am virtually defunct regards my connection with
and things. About the time that my yarn COM
menccs fell in with land-lubbcr" who endeavored
to get the windward Of put hard aport but found
that my brig would not answer to the helm The ubber
tried to board my craft and after manfesng much
patience old Ironsdes at the capture Of Gueree
found it would not do braced my mainsals set my
jb squared the yards gave him broadside raked him
fore and aft, and left him foundering hulk.


The English Of this is, that, wounded in tender part
by man named Daily, gave him whipping; was
fined five dollars. have now been in confinement for
fifteen days. minus funds, and far from friend
fellow. This is the first time that have been found
within the precincts OF prison. that floating prison
whose thunder caused the tyrant to quail, gave bril-
ancy to tho stars and stripes, inspired the eagle with
more than natural buoyancy and proclaimed in the face
Of Earth and Heaven, that yankees never should be
slaves" That the event was "untoward,n am free to
admit untoward the unnecessary spillng oi
blood at "Navarino" But conceving that TO have
struck would have compromised the honor Of tar,
acted perhaps too hastily, and with all my impsrfec
tons my head" now crave to be restored to the air
and light Of Heaven. Your friend,


EpwARp OtIS