The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-12

july lO.-Caught ogoin.-A young man by the name
Fence the Of Madison and Caharine streets
arrested yesterday by Messrs Camp and Baney Of
the Police Gazette under the following circumstances
II appears this Connolly has been in the habit Of visiting
the store of Mr. Joseph Chamberln dealer in pearl but
tons and fancy ssie: NO 81 Cedar street early 10
and would purchase frequently Of the boy attend
ing the store some SIS or $40 Of various articles and
while the attention of the boy was directed another
way he would steal about the sans amount Thus, by
this process, he driving very extensive business
stock. found number of articles were missing, and in
variably after the visits Of this
Mr. Camp applied to in this matter, and
apian devised catch the thief and yesterday
ing Saturday, Connolly came as usual to make pur
in the store he observed the to steal and
about his person three boxes OF pearl buttons valued at
S22. He was a. once arrested by Mr. Camp, and taken
before the chief of police where he identified to be
the individual who is under indictment for similar
charges. MIR. Chamberlin is of opinion, from the APP
peaance of his stock that this rascal has robbed him
of several hundred dollars worth Of property at various
times in this way. The chief immediately despatched
officers "sk" his premises, end large amour,
OF property has been brought the office the majority
OF which has evidently been stolen by this process
Merchants who have ,;n missed pI0pey o. ms aescmp
the articles in the possession OF the Chief Of police
This 'snesking' thief was committed for examination
Taken from a Thief-Offcer Goulding of the 9th
ward arrested q thief called Charley Curtis having in
his possession gold locket part of gold bracelet Two
gold rings small case containing lock OF hair also
glass stamp, for which an owneris wanted Apply to
the chief of police.
Shop iUffrg dgdtn-Some thieving scamp entered the
store of g. s. Morris No s2I Chatham street, and
red off nine ten gold bracelets with chain, and from
Is to 6 single stone garrett finger rings. No arrest
Stealing a watch.-Patrick Hogan, and John Lewis,
both arrested by that efficient officer Watson, Of
the 9th ward. charged with stealing silver watch,
worth $40, belonging 10 Michael Rouke, residing at
Newark, ~ j., while in den kept by Regan, one of
the accused, at No. 37t Orange street Bo.hcommted
for trial by Justice Drinker.
Arrest Of Cartman Captain Budnot, of the 81 ward
arrested, yesterday, Dutch cartman, called Pc er q
Christie. for driving cart without license and, after
considerable trouble he succeeded in bringing him
before Justice Broom, who fined him S. and he then
discharged We understand that his honor the Mayor
has issued orders directing the carnspecors to arrest
all the cartmen who are driving without license. So
look out, boys!
Passing Counterfeit Msney.-Margarct Taylor
rested last night charge of passing counterfeit
ney upon John Fogel, No l6 King street Locked up
for examinatinn
Shop-iJnng-A fellow, called Charles stone was
caught last night in the act of stealing pair Of boots
worth $3.50 from the store of John Haybourm No 2le
Hudson street Locked up for trial
Shsp-ltfu Caught Officer Snyder arrested, last
night fellow called James o'C onncr whom he caught
in the act of stealing piece of Calico containing thirty
eight yards, valued at So belonging to G. A c. Poll
lion corner Of Catharne and Madison streets Commit
ted for trial, by Justice Ketcham.