The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-04
Police IntolIigOnee.


Auousr a--,dtfsmpt at Hxhwsy Robeery-A fellow
called Bob DAILY arrested last night by lth Ward
" Moore Srocsr Sy ssian8 hi% b by force in Water
street. and endesvong to take from his pocket wallet
Containing I'M, 20 IN money Upon Mr. Moore giving the
policeman and certainly much credit is due the officer
Tor his vigilance tommttsd for trial
Horse 1hi.f.-Thomas Brown arrested on charge
OF Sealing horse belonging to MIR. Glet Committed
Grand Lareeny-A woman called Margaret Kenoble
was arrested BY offcer Lawrence of the Sd Ward
charged with stealing from the money drawer of ba.
ker's shop Of 9th avenue and eth street S97
portion Of the money was found in her possession
Locked up for trial
In Old Thief Caged-ofacers Garrison ana Burn, Of
the LIST Ward, arrested early yesterday morning fellow
called Charles Hsmsr charged with picking the pocket
Of Mr. stephen Jayne Of Orange Co, wallet con.
this rsscas person. the officers found in his poe ksts
various fancy articles such snun boxes and divers
long.d to the accused they discovered small boz sealed
up, when breaking it OPEN 1t was found contain
granted to the accused by Governor Wright set
ting forth therein that he been sentenced in the
l6a3 five years imprisonment in the State Prison
Clinton Clinton county Tor forgery and was pardoned
with two letters OF recommendation written by the keep
setting forth his good qualities while in prison. and
commencing him to the public. Justice Osborne locked
Burglary in Newark-A black fellow called Jesse
Manning was arrested yesterday charged with commit
ting burglary in Newark N j. and stealing therefrom
various ARTICLES of silver and clothing Committed
for examination, to be sent back for trial.
Court OF General Sessions.
AUGusT S-The August term of this court com
and JsSn s
ney. The calendar for the term is follows, viz For
granddaughter assault and battery with intent to kill
grand larceny 10 petit larceny, 3 m.demeahor |: as.
ssut and battery Total 50 previously convicted l;
families bastardy Total ~ old making of old
and new cases, 81.
Grand Inquest On the names of the gentlemen sum-
m az ed on ansW ed
Orders accordingly issued for additional num-
Der to be so as to obtain the quorum tomor-
row morning. until when those who appeared to
Petit Jurors.-There was also slim attendance of
FSnsdfor Non-affendanee sixteen persons summon
ca to attend as grand and petit jurors were each fined
Trial for Grand Lareeny.--David Hulse was then
alleged to be worth $75 from Geo. w. Hogan residing
in the Bowery near 4h street. on the 29th OF May last
i wa. shown in evidence on the part Of the Prosecu
oft to man in Fulton street for silver watch and $40
in money The Jury foune the accused guilty and the
court sentenced him to the state prison for the team of
years
.another Trial for Grand Lareeny.-Frederick John.
was next placed at the bar for trial two indct
ments. the first charging him with having stolen two
Macintosh water proof coats and hat valued at $46
Charging him with stealing sundry articles Of Clothing
worth Sso from John II Broas the 23d of June last
The jury in the first case found the accused guilty of
petit larceny only and in the latter of grand lar
ceny He was remanded for sentence.
Trial for Burgidry-Danel Daley, John Madison,
and Charles Johnson then placed at the bar for
trial, charge of having, the night Of the I'd of
July last broken open the Office of Mr. Abram Duryea,
and stealing therefrom. The accused all found
guilty and each consigned to the State Prison for the
term of two years.
Plea Of Guiify-Lawrence NJ Brewer indicted for a
burglary in the third degree was permitted to plead
guilty TO petit larceny for which he sentenced TO
the penentiaiy for the term Of six months
T'iai for .qssouit and Battery John Williams was
then called to trial charge of throwing quantity Of
oil Of vtrio upon the person of Ann Duey Of No 50
Anthony street, and thereby severely njurng her. The
jury in this rendered verdict Of not guilty Coun-
sci for the accused, II D. Holmes, Esq.
The Court then adjourned until to. morrow morning.