The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-07

SEPT. 6.-Grand Ldrceny-An individual, named
George Roper was last evening arrested by exofcer
stokey on charge of having some time ago stolen
gold watch, chain and number of gold rings, from s.
Hammond Co.. No. A Merchants Exchange. He was
IN Expensive Nap.-A man, named Sterling Hull, af-
ter drinking few social glasses stretched himself out
on the ground in the vicinity of Tompkns Square, and
took short nap In the mean time, his pockets were
relieved of sl7, which sum of money fellow named
VIM. Tyler, subsequently arrested by MIR. Arm
strong constable of the 18th Ward, on charge of hav-
ing stolen.
.a,tempt 10 Pass Counterfeit Yesterday after
noon, man named Daniel Kane, in company. Of two
other went into the grocery tsre of Francis Dyke
at the of Hammersey and Hudson Streets called
for three glasses of liquor and rendered in payment
$40 BILL purportng to be issued by the Mechanics and
Farmers Bank of Ithaca at the time stating that it
was the only money that he had by him. The person
that served him with the liquor not having change to
give him he next rendered BILL purporting to be due
ba which also refused He then presented - bill
on the Bank of Lockport, N. Y Mr.. Bleakley, clerk
in tho Police Department being in the neghborhood,
made acquainted with the circumstances and
ed Kane to be arrested He was taken into custody by
officer Moses. of the sth Ward, and searched In add
ton to the S3 of worthless money referred to, two
pieces of spurious CON- also two black silk hand
kerchies supposed to have been purchased with coun
terfet money were found in his possession
.qnother Case Bill Davis and Sam Johnson, also
arrested last evening, churge OF having attempted
to pass some counterfeit money to person named
Thomas Mallory.
singular Cae-Cap Yarwood of the star police, last
night fell in with person ling himself Dr. ORaerty
apparently derangcd and aborng under the effects Of
liquor. On taking him to the station house, for the pur
pose of securing hr and taking of his property
goli watch was found in one oil his boots.
Careless Driuing.-Michael Brodwick arrested
at early hour this morning, charged with having
with his cart in Fulton street. and injuring
him very severely.
Em5es siement-A young man named Charles Myers,
was yesterday arrested by officer lawrence a charge
of robbing his employer, MIR. Owen Jones, of No las
Eight avenue, Of Sll in money.
Theft Of Siirer Ware-Two lads named Robert White
and jerry Miller. arrested this morning, charged
with having stolen lot of silver spoons, &c. from the
premises OF Mr.. Harley Watson No. % Pike st. The
stolen property recovered from shop in Orange
street where also found hiryfour silver spoons
and number of gold rings, &C. supposed to have been
Police.
Poke. Picked-A gentleman from London, by the
name of. H. Bowen while crossing the Fulton street
ferry from Brooklyn last evening" had his wallet con-
tanning two doubloons, sovereigns and seven dol
lars in bank bills stolen from his pocket The rogue
escaped.
Froud-A man named VIM. Van Benscouten
rested last night charge of having fraudulently OBJ
tanned steer from Peter Van Doreu.
IN Unworthy Judge.-A fellow named Judge was this
morning arrested Oh charge of stealing molasses from
the premises of Eiea1er ...ilier.
name as John Ward, was this morning caught leaving
the house Of the Rev Thos v. Bo d. No. 476 Houston
street with valuable cloth cloak which he had stolen
lie was takcnint custody by officer Mott of the Eighth
ward star police
.4nofher Theft of S,ire,nrareTwo lads named lie wis
Lockwood and Alexander Myers alias Wm Patterson
arrested yesterday, a charge of having stolen
silver spoons &C. worth Sl2 80 from the premises of
Mrs Martha Durando, of nth street. between Lexington
and Fourth avenues.
Theft Of Money-John AlcCarty was brought mp and
detained to to charge OF stealing Sl4 from David
cCutcheon, OF No. 263 Water street.
.irrested Stspicton--A colored lad named Henry
Smith this morning found in coal yard in franklin
street having in mis- possession black leather valce,
upon which Was inscribed the name OF Jesse Oakley.
The stcndiing Cuse-At the request Of Mr. Benton 1,
Secretary OF the Alliance Mutual In sufance Company
state that the goods mentioned in the Police Report
vi yesterday as having been sold by Johnson, White
Jones' to Alvah Beebe, not sold to Beebe upon
Mr.. Bentons represe ntations, and that blame at
4.
3. stating, when called upon that he had known but
little of Beebe for somey ears