The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-28

DARING BURGLARY.-The house of Mr.. Lawrence
Chambers street near the TRANSPORTATION Church.
entered as early as o'clock Thursday evening by Sc
yeral burglars who committed considerable injury to The
furniture on the premises by endeavoring pry open
side board doors and bureau drawers The family had re-
Gently left the premises a visit, and the house was
therefore inoccupied except BY young man who slept
on the premises. Hearing the noise below he gave the
alarm and the rogucs escaped leaving behind them some
silver plate that they had selected to carry OIL. burgla
ny oths description at such early hour in the evening
in such rcqucnted street shows great daring part
fthe rogues who were concerned in it,
ARRrsrrp.--T. L. Nichols was yesterday arrested on n
criminal prosecution for libcllng the Sheriff of the cour
ty of New York and held to bail before the police court
in the Of $1,000 justify in $4,000 for his appearance
the charge before the Court of General SEES.
sons.
IspIcrrp.--Anson O. Herrck and Henry Ropes were
indicted by the Grand Jury the Court of Sessions
for libelling Thos Jlsmth, ESQ., member of the New
York bar and yesterday arrested additional crim
nal suit for the repetition of the libel in their Thursdays
paper.
THE Rise.The fancy all on the gi rice relative
the result of match that has recently been made be-
tween Chris Lilly and young named Murphy who
tends bar for sullivan. The stakes $500 and the time
fixed for the combat Friday July sth the place to be SO.
lected by the winner a The men are backed bv
to put them in fine training
DBcHARGED--The young man named Lew Clark who
was arrested Wednesday last by officer A. NJ C. Smith,
charge OF being concerned in passing countcrfei.
money, discharged yesterday there not being snff
ccnt evidence to dctain him.
STOPPED SHonr.--Oflccr Jordan of the Eonrtb uor,
Yesterday morning about O'Clock caught man named
John Lewis, who has escaped the vigilance the Police
for era days. He formerly engaged in kecpn0
reiccoy at No. Chatham street but recently sold his
interest and at the same time his household furniture
intending to leave the city. His wife entered complaint
against him for abandonment and also for assault and
terry. There are other charges pending and he held
to bail for his appearance to in the Of $500
TIVE Doo STAR Observation-Disclosures that broth
of boy caught in the act of amagamation on We'd
nesay night and punished by public exposure alongside Of
his dark cher in the police Office several hours on
Thursday the folio wing evening another spruce look
ing bit OF lad named Armstrong Riley was found IN The
in the of one ofArcs dcscendats whose per-
ffmn would gush cd that O the musk IN strength
and vgor He was seated upon bench alongside OF his
darkv nrean in the police Office YESTERDAY, till
twelve o'clock when mercy was EXTENDED and the parties
discharged Upon being questioned by Justice Nlsscll
10 bis dsgustin propensity he very calmly Observed
Th,. ne II was his first visit TO America he desired 10 be-
come intimate with a raa American
V,cH,Srs-Our city is sw arming with Migrants al the
rescnt period eighteen ofwhom Of all coors and dcscrp
lions jugged yesterday by officer stevens the King
OF The rowde ofhe bloody Sixth Speaking Of Migrants
we perceive that movement has been BY coun
sci clients have the ready that answers all the pur-
of discharge from the pencntary after commitment
BY the police magistrates writ Of cerorar is obtained
from the supreme Court under which proceeding the
convict - bacd for term that covers the sentence and
thus goes scott free. Two notorious women known az
y burners named Manda Hoag and Mary Jane Mont
gomerv. alias Wilson have thus escaped the sentence Of
The Polls Court within short time.