The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-27
Police Intelligence

SEPT as-.4reest of a Fngitire THE efficient and
tive officer John Buriey, OF the lever police succeed
man by the Of Morris Christie who stands charged
with stealing horse and wagon, valued at $3.50 belong
that accused stole the above property on the 18th oil
this month and Immediately drove to this city, placing
and the wagon and harness Tattersas in Broadway
for SALE where they recovered by the above vig
liant s IN be Seyse an
delivering the property to the rghul owner and lock-
ed the accused up in Jail for trial
Grand Larceny.--A woman, called Hannah Fisher,
arrested yesterday on charge Of stealing gold
pencil. cloth coat two gowns. shawl and two gold
rings valued in all at $50 the property Of Beniah p stur
Petit Ldrceny.-A fellow, called VIM. Lane, was ar
rested yesterday for stealing purse containing S. be-
longing Henry Rosa, residing at No 81 Jane street.
The money found in the possession OF the accused
Locked up for trial by Justice Drnker.
Piled, yesterday. to Mr. j. s Treadweii, who Keeps
store, and politely requested the loan OF Sao men
whos Mr.. II cad well knew, aud those gentlemen not be-
ing able 10 accommodate him requested MIN to call upon
sman from h % wS
thought to be gold and placed it in his hands as cola
teral secury-consequently he procured the $50 but
shortly afterwards Mr. T., upon examining the watch
discovered it to be what is called STUFF that is, cop
per watch galvanized valued at about twenty shings
Ii needless to that has not yet been redeemed
a "Snoozer at Work."-Some hotel snoozer" enter
ed the room Of the bosrders last night by the
name of A. Phelps Of waterveit, Albany Countrywide
staying at the Barclay street House. by the aid Of the
nippers and stole therefrom silver watch, pair of
silver specaces, also wallet containing about $40 in
money also several valuable memorandums and papers
of no us but to the owner No arrest
Arrest of f" Peter "-Oficer Norris, Of the Chiefs
Office, arrested yesterday Of the Peters" called
Chapman alias the Captain, attached to the mock auction
shop No 100 Broadway, for violent assault William
Mclaul II appears that McCau was a sufferer in the
purchase Of mock gold chain few days ago and yes
terday he went into the store againwhen saw country
man in the &C. of bidding watch, and Immediately
told him to bid for he would get bit This excited the
Peter at lsosing his customer and Immediately COM
menced the assault the complainant to drive him from
the store Justice Drinker held hm to bail in $780,
answer al Court.
Petit Laresnies-A black fellow called Samuel Philips
was arrested yesterday for stealing FIVE pieces OF vesngs
from the store Of c. Arnaux No las Fulton street
The property found in the possession of the accused
Locked up for trsi
Mary BRADY was caught in the act Of stealing ST So
from house of dsrepute in Elm street. Lacked up for
trial
black fellow called Calvin Reed, detected and
taken prison. for stealing pair Of panaloons belong
ing to Crawford x Cutter, No. 81 Bowery.
Loss Of a Pocket5ook-A Mr. II Pitken, Of Wood
vile Long Island had his pockotbook extracted from
his pocket yesterday afternoon containing Sss In bank
bilfs-in Greenwich street. near the Battery.
Robbing the Captain Captain C. d. Clark OF the schr
Victory from Middlecwp lying at Nysck, was robbed
by of his hands Henry Bonel, wallet containing
$780, in bank bills who made his escspe-he supposed
10 70 this city Bonel is about IL orioo years
Of srs . feet 10 high black hair rather long full face
wore tsrpauliu hat cloth coat and shoes and
dark pantaioons Look out, policemen.