The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-27

Police Intelligence.
bS yl, .sSu, ss:s ~ sSlor red
chos was arrested last evening in shoe shop in Leo
nard street uuder the Carlton House, whsra he
pair Of boots The boot%sksr sonssn ns was
wrong procured the aid of policemen. snd the boy
toned how and by what he became in possession
Of the money. replied that his father r employ Cd by
office, aud saturday morning his sthsr set him to
work sweeping and on the floor he picked up this 500
finding il on the Aoor Mr. Weeks ws sent for to See
he could identify the money but this he was unable TO
do, had he missed any T. his knowledge However
the accused was locked up by Justice Drsr sx
Stealins a Gun-A fellow called Richard Dean was
arrested yesterday charged with stealing gun valued
at So the property of Mr. Joseph Rose, so Catherine
Locked up for trial.
arrests on Suspicion Daniel Cunningham and Bill
Sweeney were both arrested last night, having been
caught by policeman of the 18th ward in the act of
entering various dwelling houses evidently with intent
Maiieious MisehisC-Four fellows, called JAS Wood,
Jacob Wood, Matthias Cannon and William Halock
were all pulled" by 9th ward policeman on charge
of cutting the whole of the inside Of cab to pieces
lued at SIS tappears that these chaps engaged cab
Of George Hart residing at 1859 Delaney street to take
arriving the ground they refused TO pay for their
ride. Hart, upon looking into his cab discovered the
above outrage when he at procured the arrest Of
the accused parties, who were all locked up for trial. by
Justice Drinker
Threatening to StaJ-A man by the name of John
James, arrested Saturday by Policeman Of the
10th Ward charged with attempting to stab John Ward
acse driver under the following circumstances James
seems engaged Ward to carry him to 9th street and
9th avenue from down town. and when arrived at his
destination refused to pay the fare, and not being salts
fed with this arrangement drew sword cane and vio-
lently assaulted Ward, by attempting to stab him. Com
mitted for trial
kn' was arrested last night suspicion Of stealing
piece OF broadcloh supposed be stolenfor which
owners wanted. Apply at the lower police Office.
POLICE OSrIcE.-.an Actor in TroubLe-Henry Della
hOdv n
has known admirable mitsor Of the most distin-
gu.shed actors and who has performed in all parts Of
country. was brought up to the Tombs heforo Justice
found drunk Upon hearing the charge Dslarue stated
and going home in rather cork screw manner" as
he expressed it, was taken by Waterman, who took
he was rather short Of funds After this statement
dialogue something like the following ensued between
JUSTICE We'll what shall we do with you
Ds!hsA ., himself into an attituds9-Bs
" The quality of mercy is not strained,
blesseth him that gives and him that 9th receive"
Ju:rcE.EIhis Is not the place for acting-this is
DrLARvE-" All the worlds stage, and all the
JusricE.-This won't do. We cannot allow
DELAsuE What shall do, my Lord"7 II you'll
lie. me ;o Of asi: time m sign the temperance pledge
Jy,r,or."wsll, will discharge you on that condition
viii you sign i here re, ?" . mn 49,, III
OELAfe- w, iA 20 10 OTot0n nan anu bA&u H. \
60 right of-Iu 60 right of-and get q brandy
smasher" Vows
And of started poor Delarue-a man whose mind II
well stored with classic gems-a wonderful in his
way; but one whose love of rum has been his ruin.
FIREMEN's Rows-There were two or three fremen's
rows In the streets Saturday night when tho engines
were called out by false alarm. We hope gallant
fremen do not desire the memorable noorety to which
Philadelphia has attained by her hremens rows.
Naval Intelligence.
The following is an extract Of a letter from an
officer on board the U. y. frigate United States,
bound to the coast of Africa, dated
At Sea, June l6, 1S46-Lat. 81, 56N.l
Long. % deg. 40 min. 30 SEQ. w.
We are about to speak vessel homeward
bound, and have just moment in which to say
we are all well. So far our passage has been ve-
ry fair, and the old ship sails better than ever
We will not touch at Madeira, as was fist an
cd h,,fv, Cd tbo To do ord