The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-26
Police Intelligence.

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made yesterday by Mr. Edward D. Stephens the keeper
of the sailors Home" in Cherry street, against nd
vdnal called Henry H. Settler, who was 'once" day Off
Ger in the 9th ward but Operator in the akin
ming" business around the Tombs and general pailmas
ter besides 1t appears from the affidavit of Mr. Stephens
that Settler represented himself to be officer, and
showed star" his breast also "club in his hand
and demanded from Mr. Stephens silver watch which
board by sailor called James L. Perry Settler stat
that the watch had been stolen and he must give it up
to him. he being an consequently, Mr. Stephens
requested receipt from Settler before he would deliver
up This Settler gave but upon receiving the watch he
picked up the receipt which laid on the table, put into
ness in hand and We hope he will do it correctly
Grand Larceny.-James c. Cornell and George Will
sloop James Sampheer laying at Pier No g. East River
to watch number of frkns Of butter, the deck of
said soop when they were detected in connivng with
some thieves who came alongside With boat and stol
from of the deck three tubs OF butter worth s6s They
were arrested by officer B. Campbell of the LIST ward
and committed by Justice Osborne for trial.
An Old "L3ter' Caught-Henriech Schuyler,
D,utchman was grabbed" by policeman Kelsey, of the
18th waid after long chase for stealing from the store
of p Downie, No 2o2 Second street. piece of flannel
and bundle Of yarn worth - also flannel shirt from
the store Of A. L. Wood II Houston street. attempt
ing to steal pecei of muslin from j. j. Hall, Of
Avenue D. and Second street. Locked up by Justice
a Fus,re from Justice Arrested Officers Brintnal
and Trenchard from Lancaster Pennsy arrested
man called Levy Zell at the Bulbs Head, the 81
Bank, Lancaster, Penn. The cashier MIR. John Eber.
man, is the complainant He willing to return with
OInCerS
consequently he escorted back for trial. without de-
lay Justice Taylor locked him up temporary CON-
mment until they were ready to start
Petit Larcenies-Jenet Rutherford was caught in the
act of stealing piece OF ribbon from the store Of Ed
ward Huilack, No 3sl Hudson street. Committed by
Stealing Money.-Hugh Aitkin caught by one of
Capt Kisner's men, for stealing So from Mrs Mulbury,
No. Ill Mott street. Locked up by Justice Taylor.
Robbing observation-disclosures Thompson
rested by Captain Kssner of the l4h ward for stealing
from the theatre divers articles belonging to different
performers. Mr.. Everard was Of the losers. She
was locked up for examination by Justice Taylor
a Promising sonJohn Gale was arrested last night
ancey street. for assauling and beating
fully. Justice Taylor locked him up for repentance;
Christmas Eve, in drunken ARRAY which came of at
the oboken House, in Pearl street, near Centre street.
was arrested last night by policeman for cutting the
cheek of Sarah Schank, yellow weDch," in " den"
on the Five Points it was an awful looking cash, run
ming from the corner OF the mouth to the which had
the appearance oil one large mouth without teeth Lock
ed up by Justice Osborne
Stealing Wateh.-Mary Wilson brought in last
night for stealing silver watch worth S. from Henry
Gugethe No "a Pearl street Locked up for trial. by
Stealing a Dummy Alexander Bloomfield was
pulled by policeman, for stealing pocket book be-
longing TO- Bob Williams, Goth gemmen" OBJ color0
who met in crib at 81 Orange street. and Bloom
made grab and bolted. rhe book contained four
shngs in change, and pawn tickets worth SD. Lock-
for trial
II Flare up Among me Fdncy-f ankee sullivan, ac-
companied with some of the Boys" entered the bar
room Tammany Hail. Christmas Eve to take drink,
when some little alteration took place, which resulted
in the arrest of Yankee and some Of his pets" for an
assault policeman Langdon and all taken to the Station
House. Alderman Diver applied to, who released
Yankee Sullivan and his friends from custody, to appear
at nine o'clock nthe morning They did not however,
appear at the appointed time ; consequently the Mayor
will investigate the matter to-day.
To THE Epiron OF THE New YoRK HERALD
SiR-You will confer great favor by stating that the
Abraham j. Van Bosklrk" clerk Of j. N. Selby * Co
3i5 Broadwa y who arrested for embezzling money
report Of this morning, is not Of Abraham T. Van
Boskrk, 20 Front street.
The above delinquent clerk is ascertained to be from
Hoboken, N. J. The injurious Tumors and surmises,
affecting the family of A. r. Van Boskirk, render this
notice necessary.