New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-16

Court and among other indictments presented for
rape committed upoa person OF Ann Murphy, the
Broadway Cottage The ns OF the sd INST by William
DincIey John Underwood and Gabriel Hatfield
POLICE OFFIcE.--ARsoS, SAeRILEGE AND
GRAND LAscEvY-The French Roman Catholic Church
in Canastree near Eln burgariously entered, on
the SIS, october last and the following articles stelen there
from candle brouzes, silver sacrament silver OIL YES
gel yards lace yards inen valued altogether q, SiI o.
The church likewise fire by The burglars near
The pulpit, and discovered early the following morning
by the Sexton and eItinguisbed without doing much dam
age evening officers Sparks and AcGrath arrested
I've ulen white and the other coored with names OF
job. Williams alias NoSatt and BENJAMIN Slater bolh Oh
whom have been in the State Prison previously Had not
the following day bseD ASants day and thereby bringing
The SEXTON early u the church. il MD have resulted IN
The destruction OF the building, as the altar the staircase
attached The pulpit and OF the pews were burning
likewise closet which had beer tiled with wood ana
fired
On the 24th OF Oct last during the night The Office of
Henry Eldred livery s,abls was broken aud coats
clock, &C. worth SCI, stolen, the property OF Edred as
likewise other articles worth So Belonging 20 persons
named Scarf and Watooa
On the h OF Nov. the ewelry store OF Mr. Frederick
Lev No 1 Bows @ entered s and do o
jewtry, OF the value OF Sl15, stolen.
On the l2h of month Mr.. jacob RanEan, No
e5 Grandsee had copper kettle stolen from as store
as also tin kettles. These have doubtless
been concerned In all these crimes, and were fully conf
nied great quantity OF stolen property was
found IN possession of the prisoners.
STEALING CLoTHISG.-Cato Butler arrested and
committed Tor stealth. from Elisha P Barstow OF SO Bare
aystreet, pair OF cloth pan,aocns
Thomas Henderson committed for stealing screw
wrcnch, the property of john e. Shuz 557 6reenwchs
NOTORIOUS OFFENDER CAuGHT.-0tfcer A. II. c.
Smith yesterday philadelphia and to-day brought
this City old and coun,eneiter by the
OF James Ward. This arrested and indicted about
three since for forging number of bills the Sew
enth Ward Bank and having obtained bail which was sub
sequeny found 10 be worthless fled 10 Texas. lie
~ al SIYn Sfr~p
been discovered Philadelphia arrested requsi.
ton from the Governor and accordingly brought 10 this
Cry.
SINGULAR CASE or FORGERY AND FRAuD-On the %
OF February last by the Of Michael J. Salem
ger met youth in the Peck Slip, and handed
him bank book purporting 10 be and check
the Union Bank, drawn by Messrs keichum i Alcoli,
for l24G9 80 10 take them exon Pauisrs e. Wall.
street. get the check cased, take the inoscy and book
the Fulton Bank, make deposit in the OF c. W. Vor-
werick TO HON the check made payable and
him the book at Peck Slip The boy instead OF complying
10 his employer who being informed of the circumSan.
went HessrS Kechum Acoll, and the check by
them pronounced be forgery. He then went 10 Mr.
VorwerIck who stated that he kept the Full.
ton Bank, anG that the book likewise forgery. On
gong look for the Saenger he nowhere 10 be
found Yesterday N b. Osborne. Of the Police clerk,
got information that this i'll this civ, and. in
company with officers stephens FaIon and e. Hays after
dgent search found him to-day IN lawyers office IN
Nal.street. Salenger when arrested threw away pack
ebuok II OF papers, containing deeds OF property con-
veyance &C. and which The lawyer claimed as bis proper
ty Vorwerick also stated that Saenger had but
Gently from the State Prison for similar Transactions
He was committed 10 answer.