Weekly National Intelligencer

A New York letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer says: "It will be recollected that for a number of months past a great many daring robberies have been committed in omnibuses and other public vehicles here. It was supposed that there was a regularly organized set of thieves of both sexes engaged in these depredations, and a sharp watch was set on them, the result of which was, that a woman named Catherine Secor, of genteel appearance and fashionably dressed, was arrested. She was tried yesterday in the Court of Sessions, and found guilty of grand larceny, the punishment of which is from one to five years in the State prison. Although the police are confident that this woman was the principal of a regularly organized and extensive gang, yet they have thus far been unable to induce her to disclose any thing."