The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-24
Police Intelllxence.

DEC. -Burglary-The "star' ward begins to show
grabbed" old black fellow coming out of the cellar
OF the crockery store OF Mr. Ebenezer Caldwell No.
they found on his person two glass decaaers and four
tumblers he gave the name Of Benjamin Hill and
knowledges stealing the tumblers and decaners and
when asked by Justice Osborne, who broke off the pad
lock to get into the store said dat wasn't him dat
broke off de lock, no how you can fix - however,
Justice Osborne committed him to prison for trial.
Petit Observation-Disclosures Flushing caught in
the act OF stealing two hams valued at 81 from Jacob
Tompkns, No. III Ludlow street-commtted by Justice
Thomas Fitzpatrick was caught offering to sell the
Immediately seized by Irish policeman for selling the
General cheap and taken to the station house when it
proved to be the property Of Isaac Bates No llOWa
street Locked up by Justice Osborne.
Attempt Scai.-Bill Ennis caught secreted in
the premises of Eli P Cody No 274 Pearl street Lock-
Stealing Hand Cart Charles McEvoy was brought
in by policeman, charged with stealing hand cart
worth $40, belonging to Morgan Kennedy, No. 274 Wa
B'~giary.-Another black rascal by the name Of John
Antonio, was pulled" (no doubt the pal" of HilD by
the cellar of house No 445 Pearl street kept by John
Woods and Henry Pemble, which found broken
open; no oubt done by this rascal Committed by JUS
tice. Osborne for trial.
a Sneak in a Store.-The store door of Baldwin NJ
Fox, No. 80 Water street. was found open last night
about o'clock Upon entering the store they found the
desk broken open, and 500 in gold and silver stolen
therefrom; the thief evidently had been locked in The
st when he rhed the desk and cleared out black
fellow by thename of Thadeus Smith, "pulled" last
night by Capt Brown of the nth ward on Of
all h Of s
L,nafic .4rresied-Oficer Patterson of the Sd ward
arrested man BY the name of James A. Corlasiar
perfect unac Justice Osborne sent him to the Asylum
for safe keeping.
Robbery on the -" Pointsn-A raw Irishman by the
name Of Henry Allen, who arrived Saturday last
from the old country, strong along Orange
yesterday afternoon, with short pipe in his mouth.
search Of his cousin Teddy McPolcy when he stepped
into c5" on the corner of Orange and Cross streets
n a
oh color, who nfest those diggns which resulted in
his being rampped ofone sovereign and eight pieces of
silver also they pulled his "thimole" Uach but left
the strng chain)in the greenhorn hands, bonneted"
the fiat" and put however, he sung out polace,
polace. The stars" arrested half a dozen "ni2gers"
brought them 10 the police Office, aud the Irhman pick.
ed out tbs two "blackes" and swore they were the
with his usual Ia and profound Judgment locked them
up Tor trial.
On Suspicion Of Bwg,ary.--Jack Reed, alias Charley
Radcliffe, the note rious "quads man." also his pa'
Jack Waldron, both cross.men" were pulled yes.
terdsy afternoon in this city, by officers Bird and Felt Of
BrookIyn picon OF nmittng several burglaries
in New York and Brooklyn. Tney silly slowed
away and committed by Justice Tay Tor for examination
The abroad skinner was Immediately the
track.
MsyoRs OFFICE, Dec. 23.-7ne Case NJ Arthur Nor.
reh.-rhis gentleman, accompanied by a friend and at
the instance and solicitation Of HIS Honor the NAV or
presented himself at the Mayors Chambers yesterday
In his statement he says, that from time he lett the
saloon OF the Chatham theatre, Thanks giving night
he has no Election whatever does not Know who're
he went now long no absent from home or how or
in what way he was stored TO his family His mind is
entirely confused and uncertain upon this subject nor
does he seem TO indulge the least hope of being pre-
pared to clear this somewhat clouded and surprising
mystery His friend states that they separated upon the
corner OF Cbathan and Pearl streets Immediately after
leaving the Chatham theatre, when Mr. Mofel prohsr.
cd him tho use OF his unbrells wh oh no declined asng
that they we're both SOBER 10 their usual state Of mind
and under degree Of real fictitious excitement We
are happy to state that Mr. Morre has completely re-
ordinary business pursuits We confess that the dcve
opmenis yesterday anything bat satisfactory TO
our feelings and that we are In way prepared to ac
know this whole matter other than sngu
lar aud unfa:homabie mystery The uniformly correct
habits Of this gentleman and his respectabty OF cha
ractcr command full reliance in his statement yet
we arc entirely at loss to account Tor this strange de-
par,ure from his usual social obligations or the means
employed seduce him from his family aud tho re-
straints subsequently imposed upon his liberty The
whole affair, therefore,, remains deeply yelled In In
conceivable doubt unredeemed by the wisest specula
on sny disclosed facts connected with this mystery