The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-14

FEB ls.-Burgiary.-The dwelling house, No. 90
watch and chain valued at $40 and some other articles
ofjewelry with which the thief escaped.
Stealing Sirer Ware.-The house, No. 81 Warren
street robbed yesterday afternoon Of quantity Of
silver spoons, &C., by loaierish looking rascal who
applied the servant girl under pretence of selling
Petit Larceny Hiram Hazey, black fellow, was ar
rested last night for stealing pair Of and six
%ocied by 1Usce prnks
Arrested for Disorderly Conduct.-Joe Cherry and
Billy Cox two notorious panel thieves were arrested
ing drunk and dsordery in the Justice Drinker
fined them So each Cherry paid his fine, and was dis.
charged but Cox locked up. ia astonishing these
fellows are not sent on the Island.
Ro6bins Fyisnd.-Eliza Calender was arrested yes
terday afternoon for stealing four IS bank BILLS and
silver in all $24 belonging to Mrs Mary Owen, No. 30
Prince street. Eliza Calender formerly lived in the
same house. and yesterday she called Mrs Owen to
money missing Upon her arrest and being search
ed, the whole Of the money was found on her person
Committed by Justice Taylor
notorious black rascal, who dresses in female attire
and parades about the street, who was only liberated
last night by policeman Tinken the 10th ward play
ing up his old game sailing along the street in the full
s q lem a u sent .ans
for the next six months.
a Love afair-A very interesting young German
pie, made very singular affidavit before his Honor the
Mayor, Yesterday, against very good looking young
herman, Dy the name Oh henry rI0 IL appears, irom
the facts in this case, that this young womans il
Elizabeth stoll residing at No. 1853 Chrystis street She
i: native Of the city Of Darmstad Germany Hsnrywa:
also born in that city seems Henry in the habit
Of visiting Miss Elizabeth at her fathers house, in the
above city, q beau The father, however, much
opposed to his visits, and forbid him the house. Not
daunted at this Henry procured admance to the house
by means Of false key, and like Romeo pledged his
love to his lady fair The father being adverse to their
union consequently Henry eloped with Miss Elizs.
beth, to New York On arriving in this city, Henry
stated but few days. when he returned to Ger
many business: In his absence, Miss Elizabeth
became acquainted with a German gentleman, OF
this city, and married about fourteen months
ago. supposing, no doubt, that her Romeo had lett
forever Not so for poor Henry returned a few
day: ago. full Of hopss-hi: breast swelling with
anxious expectations to embrace his dearest treas
ure when, To- TO his astonishment, he found she
the wife Of another nrsged and distracted at the
duct OF Miss Elizabeth he became outrageous threat.
ening to have satisfaction and that nothing but her lite
would atone for such conduct Upon this threatening
language, Elizabeth becoming alarmed, forthwith
before the Mayor and made complaint Of bodily fear
Consequently the Mayor issued his for the ar
rest Of Henry Pfe and placed it in the hands Of officers
Bowyer and Brown who arrested this desperate youth
and the matter is under investigation before His
Honor the Mayor