The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-05

the expedition was ready to sail.
BuRGLARy.-A young colored boy named James Joseph
Eveson was arrested yesterday morning for breaking
into church in High street. on Monday night and
ste ling small SUN Of money out of the poor box
ANoTHER.-A colored woman, named Mary Jane Al
bert was also arrested and committed ON suspicion of
having committed burglary in Fatbush and stealing
some money and clothing.
Police Intelligence.
AUG. 4-Ro6bery.-The dwelling house occupied by
Mr. T. Randolph was entered by some eaking" thief
last night and robbed of s25 in money and quantity Of
Robbing a Fellov Boarder.-A man by the name Of
Lucius B. Cooper was arrested yesterday by officer
IS cents belonging felsw bosrdsr by the of
Samuel Harmsed No liz Green street. Held to bail to
answer by Justice Osborne.
Tombs, arrested young called Albert Weeks, on
charge of stealing quantity Of books valued at over
No. s74 Pearl street The above officer discovered the
accused Governors Island where he had enlisted in
the California Expedition He was taken before Justice
A Lawyer in Firs-A warrant was issued yesterday
against lswy called James McGay under the follow
Mrs Margaret MITCHELL wife Of Jem Bags" Mitchell,
residing at No. 10 White street. made affidavit yester-
day before Justice Osborne accusing the above
with violent assault and battery the 30h Of July
sezng violent hold of her, throwing her down. bruising
her and otherwise injuring her severely seems
that Mr. Mccoy is the legal adviser Of Mr. MITCHELL for
at the time of this assault he (Mr Gay removed all the
furniture from the premises occupied by Mrs MITCHELL
is woodcock in season. Do tell
Humbus.-A poor sailor by the name Of Samuel
Bearley arrested Monday night. a charge Of
psrticipancy in the prize fight by which Tom Mccoy
was killed. on the 18th of December 1912 1t appears he
was spotted by miserable creature who peddles to-
bacco in the 4th Ward in the anxious of
cevng reward of $780, In this however the parties
much for Westchester county have paid already
much more than they everantcipated to do, when they
commemorative prosecution ofthose puglisc gentlemen
I'm alderman in " Lim6o"-A few nights ago Aid.
Walsh of the 18th ward passing along Church ST.
he observed small girl dressed In Juvenile style with
pantalees and curly locks Walking in Church street at q
late hour Upon seeing this the Alderman feeling
himself Of the fathers OF this vruous city thought
he would follow this innocent looking girl and endea-
to reclaim her possible. After watching her for
short time he observed her to stop miserable den OF
prostitution, kept by old Mrs. Miller, No 100 Church st
came and arrested the girl whom it appears was the
Assistant Captain Of the 5th Ward Police, Mr. Webb
The Alderman requested the release of the prisoner
stating that he was magistrate. The officer however
the Alderman, and thinking it only to pro-
the release Of the prisoner consequently he arrest
ed Mr. Walsh and took him likewise to the Station house
for attempting to- rescue the prisoner and interfering
explained at the Station House, but the Alderman feeling
his dignity little touched, has preferred complaint
before his honor the Mayor, requesting Mr. Webb to
show cause why he should not be dismissed for ar.
resting his superior officer
Petit Ldrceny.-Ann Perry was arrested yesterday
charged with stealing So belonging to Mr. j. Fcnne
No. 20 Barclay street. Locked up for examination
Henry Palmer arrested for stealing gun belong
ing to B. O.Van Tassell. Committed.
DsorderIy Conduct-A young scamp called Henry
Johnson arrested last night by officer Preston OF
9Th Ward in the act of breaking down various signs and
throwing them into the street Justice Merritt held him
to bail for his future good behavior.
Caught on the I" Jumpn-Oicer McDougall, of the 9Th
Ward, arrested last night Eliza Philips in the act OF
On beipg brought before Justice Osborne, that magis
trate sent her up to months to the Penitentiary