The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-04
PoIioe Inteliirence.


Aran 3.-Lnporia.f -dSrss: Of feo "LJt~s.nTwo
thevins rascss of rather genteel appearance dressed
tailoring establishments city. frequently early in
the morning. under pretence Of getting measured for
clothing Consequenty upon the taller being Occupied
pisces Of cloth and vest patterns under his cloak thus
ccnceang them while they escape from the store TAe
following tai,ors have been robbed by these cunning
rascals, on the above plan :Joseph Ingram, No -
Nassau street. was robbed the 9th Of last month"; Of
vest patterns and cloth, valued at $Ai SO Henry r
Lee No las Christopher street. lost the 2sh Of Fob
ruary last 10 yards Of black cassimsrs, worth Sos
hin o lou TO- vo sns bs
worth 50 IA also the LIST Of March, Charles MoIlha
No SO Greenwich street, lost three satin vest pat
robbed Mr. Robert Heckle, No. AGA Hudson street. Of
two and half yards black cashmere valued at - -.
chrps who entered their stores and upon their leaving
the premises. the property was missing Committed BY
a Real Drop.~JoSn Nolan "a Germany ON coming out
from his pocket his accidentally draw out
p.Is" who hang s4oans sss:s diss s Tor .u
md mad: his @ Il: ss
years Of age, by the names Of John ssappers and Al
phon:O sc5si. were arrested last night, ohsrE.d By
Mr.. Joseph MeKeen Of No. 80 1ifth street, with
dsavorinG to snatch watch from his pocket, valued
at SOL. There certainly must DO mistake in thh
matter, hewsver Justice RoOms committed them both
RoiIeyy-The promises No. liz Greenwich avenue.
yo0toro0y 0Nerno0n
some thieving scoundrsl and robbed Of silver watch
and $os In bank bills and specie. No arrest.
cvsn6 Lsree~y-James Passendsn was arrested yes
terday on warrant, by Prince John Davis, charging
him with stealing the 9Th Of October last three bar
rsls Of turpentne valued at So and upwards the
psty Of Mr. Zophsn Mills, No IA Front street Held
to bail in the sum of $500, in default Of which he
committed to prison by Justice Drinker.
Stealing Horse and Cerf.-Lawrence Malone was ar.
rested yesterday for stealing Canadian pony valued a
$40 cart worth $95 and set OF harness worth Sle IN
all S76, belonging to James Quinn, residing at No lit
pears Quinn employed Malene to take the to the
blacksmiths shop, to be repaired. Malone, however,
and lasth street and sold 70 John Muir
ry Tor $<e and obtained Sls in cash, and Mury note
for the balance Committed for trial by Justice Rooms
-arrsHed on Suspieien.-A man calling himself John
Walton apparently German, was srrssted ct Lancss-
ter Pennsy vsna, Monday last suspicion Of rob.
bling woman by the name Of Maria Kline. Of the city
Of New York, OF large sum Of money. On searehing
Walton, some esoe were found on his person. IN New
o. se ne sSSus dios
Petit Larceniss John Whiting was caught yesterday
making OF with piece Of Tweed clotn valued At SO.
belonging to william W. Jackson, No. - william
street. Locked up for trial-Jsmss H West and Bill
Brown both blacks, arrested yesterday for steal
pier No East Rvsr belonging to James v. Hsveisnd
brought in by ocer Smith, OF the lst ward locked up
s2ressed by policeman for stealing guitar worth $40
belonging 10 another oslorsd genman' called Lewis
Hubbs, hand ON board the steamboat Columbia Lock-
Ret and asssuIt and Battery A complaint was made
yesterday, before the magistrate At the Tombs against
Frank Stewart, Jacob Summerdyke, Tom Mcclure, and
Brewer for entering the premises No 1877 Canal street.
and violently asasutpg young girl Of IL years OF age
by the name Of Caroline Pastor In the absence Of her
mother also kicking up regular spree, breaking and
destroying the furniture. Warrants issued for
their arrest
Piekpsetss at Work-A person had his pocket picked
yesterday in the vicinity of Co1se House alp, Of col.
lection book, marked al sportaon Line )" contain
ing too $50 bliss $40 do check drawn by Msssrs
Rowland Aspenwall, the Bank OF America, for 80
80 cents. No arrest