The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-07
Police Intelligence.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS strodell and Fritz Feifn-
GER were both arrested by policeman McGennis OF the
Twelfth ward for burgariously entering the stable Oh
Mr. Stewart situated goth street. the sh avenue
BY breaking of the paddock and carrying OF double
set OF harness. valued at Sic both these men were CON-
mttsd for examination by Justice Roome.
Disorderiy House.-Archibald McKinny was arrested
No. iss 1nshOns street, on he Five Points being
resort for thieves and vagabonds Of every de
oripton The affidavit was made against this man by
Is this singled out from all the others When every
house in that vicinity - cross" CRIB" and filed
with thieves and prostitutes Of the worst knd' He was
arrested by officer Whkehart and Justice Osborne held
him to bail the Of five hundred dollars for trial
afternoon by oficer Whkehart ior violent assault on
his wife, very nice little French woman. II appears
that Quinn keeps grocery store s,drns0 u,cs o.
borne held him to bail in $780, in default Of which ne was
committed to prison.
Sam Brush, Theodore Ricket and Thos Clarke were all
arrested last night by officer Chedies ofthe Third Ward
charged with divers petit slarcenies. AL lockedup by
Charge " .arson-Mary Nc Donald, girl of seventeen
years Of age Of very loose habits was arrested under
the direction of Justice Roome Of the second district
charged with having attempted to set fire to the premises
occupied by her mother, No IS Eighteenth street
from the fact Of bottle having been found in the cellar
full Of combustibo matter, and fire having been COM
muncated to other nfamable articles, which were
discovered burning in time luckily before much dam
some other circumstances connected is suspected Of
haveg communicated the fire with ntento destroy the
committed by justice Rooms Il for examination.
One Lf,"-Nlary O'Brien was arrested yesterday
afternoon for stealing thirty two yards OF calico valued
at four dollars from the store Of James Gibson No 262
Chatham street. Committed by Justice Drinker.
Petit Larceny.-Annii Ellison caught in the act
Hugh Hunt No. 49Si Pearl street Locked up by Justice
Drinker.
Supposed to be StonA ladies' blue camblet coat and
cape, silk tassel and lined with black muslin also
gontlamans blue pilot cloth over coat these things
supposed to have been stolen at the great fire in
n
Petit Larcemy-Wliam Carroll was arrested last night
by First ward policeman caught in the act of carrying
off an iron lamp post, belonging to Mr. Corporation.
Locked up for trial by Justice Osborne.
a Sour Job-Francis Robinson caught last night
in the act Of rolling of barrel OF vinegar from the
sweetened" him, by locking him up in the Station
House.
Stealing Brass- Samuel Lewis stopped last night
by policeman, having in his possession quantity o.
brass stolen from Patrick Welsh. Locked up by Justice
osborne.
rother. Locked up.
a Careless MisfakeA countryman went into the clio
thing store No33 Chatham morning and
purchased articles and gave, he supposed for
payment $40 bill he shortly after leaving the store,
found to his he had paid the store keeper
medately to the store and explained his mistake but
the store keeper denied any knowledge Of the 500 bill
finding he unable to obtain any satisfaction, he ap
piled to Captain kissner OF the l4th ward police, who
Immediately despatched officer. when this worthy
store keeper "foIked" the 500 BILL and thus the
| matter ended.
| Insanify-John Dubby was arrested last night and
brought to the station house Of the 7h ward apparently
insane and detained by the Captain to be examined
| by the doctor.