The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-23

Police Intelligence.

JAN. 22.--arressd on Suspieion-John Adams, Fran
noon, by officer Norris of the Chiefs special aids
supcion of robbing George E. Coburn, Of West PORT
and Division street. and fairly kinnng this admrer of
"Gough," of a watch, worth sla-a purse, containing
S2-a silver pencil and many valuable papers, Of
little Yankee notions, supposed to have been bya
young "snoozer about Is years Of age, who entered
three boys arrested number Of silk purses steel brads
and lot of ivory combs for which an owner is wanted
boys are locked up for Examination.
"A Policeman Dsne.-Policeman Harrison, Of The 18th
ward on his way to the police ONCE ya;tsrd.y
with two children and nearly smothsred in snow. He
at once very humanely endsavoured to bring them to
the police Office when their way thther the officer
took the youngest child, which 10 about eight months
old, and at the request of the mother. wrapped it
little responsibility when, looking around, he
found, to his as,onshmeni, the mother had fed.
for him to catch her However, he brought the
child to the police, in very "squaly" state, alarming
la 10 Upon uncoverpg its lace il certainly presented
very striking resemblance old Ireland although
to heaven The magistrate not having an ear for such
music sent the officer, baby aud all, to the aims
house, to be done with as the law directs
IN Escaped Convict acknowledgements Nelson alias
Bully sent up to the peniten,iary Tor six months,
to the boat and yesterday he went up to the
to take nip" and slipped out Of the back door jumped
uniform called the stripes without the stars therefore
lone STAR called Powers Of the fourth ward spotted"
him last night IN ROOSEVELT street. amongst some OF ms
companions took him into custody and the Justice sent
him back to his old quarters to finish his labors.
Bound for Sleigh Ride.At the watch returns yester
day morning, Bill King gallows looking "chck" with
curly locks, and John Baynes, were charged with
stealing horse and sleigh under the following crcum
stances 1t appears that horse and sleigh standing
in Fulton street opposite 1879 about o'clock Wednes
day evening" when these gentle youths jumped in and
drove off full speed making their several calls the
''road and returned at o'clock at night from where
they started but jumping out policeman Mead of the
second ward "necked them both and escorted them to
the station house. where the Mr. Daniel MCarty
lodged complaint against them for stealing the same
How this be called felony cannot conceivef for
the very fact of their bringing the horse and sleigh back
again does away with the feonious intent. Justice
Drinker thought proper to lock them up for examna
ton
Rob5ing a Room, mate-Simon Dillon was arrested last
night charged with stealing from the pocketbook Of
Arthur McCluskey about four weeks ago while at the
Bulls Head, Third-avenue 500 bank bill II appears
they both slept in room, and Dillon went down stairs
door again McCluskey the next day discovered,
upon going to buy horses that the 500 bill was
gone and Dillon has been amongst the missing until last
night, when he found and arrested suspicion.
| Justice Drinker locked him up for examination.
Bureary.-The dwelling house, No. 81 Broome street,
was kracked" last night by burglarous rascals
and robbed Of number of silver spoons, cake basket
plate and sundry articles Of clothing also valuable
accordion-no arrest
Petit Larceny-Dennis McCarty was arrested yester-
day for stealing shirt worth 81 belonging to John
Graft, No. 32l Water street Locked by Justice Ner
ritt
Robbing Entry.-The entry of house No 80 War
rem street. robbed of cloth cloak also snuff col.
| ored Macintosh.