polio. Intelligence,
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OcrcBrn Is 5-Bu giny-The dw elling of Mr. Albert
Gurpsey No 9s Varck street. entered last night by
forcing open the front window and large quantity Of
wearing apparel, consisting Of fine cloth dress coats
vests paaioons ladies' dresses, &C. stolen therefrom
No arrests have been made.


Borstar Caught "A fellow who gave his name as Jas
Wood, was last night detected by officer Carpenter OF
the 5lh ward in the act of breaking into the
OF VIM. Moore, carpenter.


Rohb,ng Sfrnngrr.-A person named John G. Hall
robbed Of silver watch and $50 in money. Otner per-
soDs also lodged in tho II is surprising that
persons alter the caution that has been repeatedly
given should thus risk their lives and property 10 order
to save trfing sum This is poor policy, and may be
truly termed penny wise and pound foolish 1t will
doubtless be recollccted that time ago. a highly
respectable gentleman while in Baltimore, with view
of economy, put up at low public house. and slept in
the room with an other individual to whom gold watch
money and other valuables too great temptations
to be wlthstood and the stranger accordingly lost his
life and his property stolen la the present case
in hundreds OF others in order to shilling the
stranger takes up his quarters or the night in room
with persons OF whom he has no knowledge whatever
robbed OF what little property he may have his posses
sion


Grand Larceny-A man named James Golden was ar.
rested last night by officer McNanus of the 9Th ward
charge Of having stolen yoke Of from a farmer
residing in Connecticut which he nty manag ed
to convert into cash. by first uaing the away for
horse and money and afterwards selling the horse
Connec icut Tor trial.


>ai6ng Under WronS Coiors.-A person who raye his
name as George Johnson was last night arrested for
peranbulang the streets in female consisting OF





which was iound heavily corded pst,icoat which sp.
peared TO suppl, the place OF busl hte cotton
black silk scaf and his head he wore abe
white silk bonnet, and large black figured veil Upon
the whole he made quite dash, but contsm plated
amuse~ens or operations of the evening short
by falling into the hands oil the Phil stines


Larceny man named James Harrington arrest.
ed lat night a charge of having robbed
OF a wnch worth S25 which recovered The accu.
ssd was brought before Justice Merritt and dschai
ID so,dery House "A female named Catherine Nc.
.LaU aItnal laV.A ...
aud neid TO bail in the OF 1000 dollars to answer
c.'ge OF keeping adisorderly house at No. rs Reade
FROM HAYu -CAPE HAyrlEN, Sept "a On the
nien' u The l7h Col. Bedouet, who was one OF the
leaders OF tho late movement in favor of ex
Herrera, and who had for time previous been in
cotceelment attempted instruction at Port au
Prince at the head Of huno reds OF dsafccted Re-
ing fepused, the insurgents marched upon Ieogan
where they were Joined by Geo Pierce Paul the Game
raj OF that aroadssement and of the inhabitants
hot we have Official news here to-day that they ba We
been defeated by the troops OF Port Prince the leader
taken ana The insurrecton suppressed. Col Bedouet
We have alo official from the Spanish part tba,
an enforcement took place on the 10Th, in the Plain OF
BAN uo uns eastward OF azual between the Domnicans
Al the hayuens under Gen Morriset, in which the lat
ter lost ~ hundred men and two cannon The IIa
appear 70 nave been taken by urprse. This engage
men however ID which the number lost has probably
been exaggerated Is like others which have eded
IL, of little Importance, as Il settles nothing and leads to
.o,hing but the destruction Of agrcuIt md com,
nerce Tho President is desirous OF carrying on the
war vigorously against the Domnicans but the disaf.
fecled iaJ items la the South and West whore the Pres
dent not popular take advantage OF the absence of
troops II the Spanish part to create disturbance
10 6s department which the President appears to con.
Neilher the Frer oh Consul here nor Consul Gene raj
ai Prince, have yet LETT is it probable for oh
yous that the order for their leaving which
s.uei in the heat Of the moment will be pressed by
tins government


GeuKoM ELLcrToN-The Savannah Georpign n
democratic prnt, gives il up that that State has
gone tor the wings. Crawford, the whig candidate
for Governor. leads his opponent Martels, BY 2SOO
votes, 90 far as heard fon Mr.. Poks majority
over Clay st the Presden.sl. .slsotisn wss 0p46