Police Intalll1ence,
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Noy s-.arssfed on suspieien.A person calling him
self Richard HarroP. arrested suspicion Of hay
Ing stolen two watches Zone gold the other sve worth
$3.50 found III his possession and respecting which he
was unable to give satisfactory account He was de-
tanned for further examination.


Hoggish Cass-On Saturday night last, seven hogs
were stoien from the premises of Timothy Cunneen, No.
is Anthony s.eet was subsequently asoertained as
II s alleged that they driven to place in Harri
SON street and there and two persons named
George Farrell and William sohn. were arrested
Ward. on a charge of having purchased the property
knowing the same to have been stolen. The accused
were committed to answer.
.arresf IF Fusiivs Bursiar.-A man named Joseph c.
Bren alias Burdick was arrested in this city this after
charge of breaking into the store Of Mr. spencer in
the hood Of their residences and stealing several
aSsa dollars OF anS nsn s
in a vessel, when he arrested He was taken back
to Rensselaer, county to answer for his offence
veloped in toierabie sized blue cloth cloak. entered
the Of Messrs Jones Snow No 70 Cedar street.
gagged the of the porter the other contved
help himself to piece Of rich black satin worth up
and walked of, Of his pal followed, and
have not since been met with


TAMxANY HALL NOMINATIONS an act of JUS
tce to Mr.. Tilden, we cheefuIy publish the follow
ing correspondence, which appeared in some of the
papers of yesterday:


New YoRx, Nov. LIST, Is45
SAMUEL j. TiLpEN, ESQ:


Dear sir-Hsving been instrumental In inducing you
to to be Z candidate for the Assembly may,
perhaps, be justified in the object of this letter Some
designing individuals have nsdiousy circulated reports
that you abolitiens and in favor of negro su
rage Knowing well that these rumors are unfounded,
neveItheless request your own authority for denying
them. Yours, sincerely,


JOHN J. CISCO.


New YoRK, Nov lst, ls45.
My Dear Sir Certainly you may have my authority
to contradict the story hich you allude, although
do not suppose you stop its circulation by those who,
having themselves fabricated it, best know how false
is. Nothing which have said done has given
the slightest pretence to the statement that
abotonist advocate of negro suffrage and
both Of the allie cations as you we'll know are utterly
untrue Truly, your friend


s. J. TILDEN.
JOHN j. CISCO ESQ.