The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-29
City lntelllgence.

Police, Jan. 90 Though the past week hs. BEEN one
sppsssa. spshy IN resoslity police
Offices yesterday made full amends for the falling Of Of
business that operates seriously upon the nerves and
pockets Of the officers Of anprevsnvs police sys
by officers stephens and Scally, who secured fellow
known Henry Foster. alias Bill Berry. This rogue
traced the burglar who eutored the dwelling
house Mr. Seaon 81 Bond street. ny false keys on the
third instant and stole two overcoats from the hall valued
y dOa -Four bds Axis s SeTs found in MS
MIR He has also been traced as the burglar who
entered the store Of John STEIN Ann street who lost
ready made clothes &c. valued at also as hav
ing Murray who lost cloths and
clothes valued at 5000 Since his arrest has, in addition
to these charges been identified the rogue no grabbed
sss from the hands OF the Treasurer Of the Bowery
Theatre few weeks since. He fully committed to
answer the charge Of burglary in the first degree.
Krl.so Cnrlp.- Bridget o'Brien, the girl who des
troyed her infant by throwing in the sink Of the house
In which she resided, servant in Bond street, was
fully committed on Saturday By the Coroner to answer
the charge OF nfancide As the present law governing
this offence is insufficient to procure conviction our
legislators at Albany should either repeal it altogether
or SO amend as 10 meet its original intent and meaning
BOLD RopBLnr.-A genius, whose tatterlemalion ap-
peaance beokened long acquaintance with vice and abb
joct poverty, while walking up Broadway, was so at
that lay heaped in the bow window Of Albert L. Pecks
Exchange office, that no summoned the resolution of the
memorable Sam Patch dive through the glass; sash
and putty and then made jump to clear his skirts from the
membranes thst he naturally presumed would follow
when hand lucky than the rest seized him by
the coat tail and passed him TO Waterman. He soutly
denied any intention steal but says the sight Of such
pile OF money dozzled his ey that his became
staggered and he fell hoadlong before aid could him
This story not being such would satisfy the presiding
magistrate, John Sullivan fully committed 10 an.
swer.
CoUNTERrEITs ABour-Several additional complaints
for passing counterfeit $40 notes Of the Mddebury Bank
Of Vermont and North Kingston Rhode Island, Letter D.
made yesterday against Henry Ven Tassel old
countereiter and Henry c. Barnes. The notes Of the
Mddebury Bank well calculated to deceive The
Police have recovered the plates believe and al
persons Of heretofore respectable characters mpca
ted. Look out for full expose.
CHAKcE or SEDUCTION AND AnoRrioS-Full particulars
of the last under this head not having to ah
abstain from publication until Two other
cases are preparing for the public eye.
SILK PATcrrwonK-A fellow known rs of the Twitchcr
class, who says mis- VIM Clark was arrested by
officer Gil Hays on charge Of stealing silk hat from
Avords store in the Bowery In searching the premises
where he said he resided splendid piece OF silk patch
work. eal silk umbrellas and canes and several pairs
Of pegged boots found which doubt have been
stolen The owners thom at the middle police
Centre street.
Gil SAWYER iloRsE.-Gilbert NJ. Sawyer was
arrested on bench warrant charged with obtaining
horse from William +. Daskns valued at 49, by false
pretences The charge, under the law Of false pretences
hardly be sustained Sawyer admitted to bail to
answ
PERJUny.- Garretson Lyons was also arrested on
charge of perjury in giving evidence in suit before
Justice Hoxe of his possession ownership of certain
goods that had been dsraned for which at No
0 Christopher street. lie was also bailed.
HENRY s. SKATER not held to ball. repor.
ted Saturday charge Of false pretences but was
discharged hearing OF the before the Justice