The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-11

Nov. lO.-Burslary Tho dwelling house occupied
by Mr. James Thompson, No ~ Dey su Get, was burga
riousy entered last night by the rear windows, and
large quantity Of silver stolen consisting ospoons
forks ladies' SC, together with some articles of cloth
Caught .again Officer Daily ofthe First ward arrest
ed yesterday afternoon Thomas Bramball, a charge
he passed yesterday morning S. broken bank bill on
the State Bank of New York. to Mr. George B. Crandal
barkeeper at the Phoenix Coffee House, corner of Pine
and Nassau streets and in the of the afternoon
he returned again. and endeavored to pass counterfeit
SIS bill on the East Hadden Bank, Connecticut The
bsrkeeper suspecng something was wrong, caused his
ARE This Is the man who was discharged by the
Court OF Sessions on Saturday last he having been in
dcted for the offence but liberated from prison
the promise Of reformation and likewise leave the
country Justice Osborne committed the accused to pri-
son for trial
Tom and ferries Officer Brown of the Tenth ward,
arrested at late hour last night two spreeing bloods
called Michael Houghout and Thomas Walter, whom he
found in the Bowery drunk and dsordery they having
taken fancy to smash the gas" la tom and Jerry"
by breaking handsome lamp which decorated the front
at c they wers Soh taken b.
fore Justice Taylor who locked them both up for trial
B. Granniss ss Maiden lane, was burglsrousy entered
by false keys on Wednesday night last and about $500
in bank bills Sat stolen from the iron safe aiso gold
safe was likewise opened by false Key No arrest.
R,seung P,iscnerLofheer McAIsney, Of the 18th
Conkn, on charge Of rescuing.a prisoner from his
.apaig amation-OGicer McCord of the 9Th ward, ar.
rested last night, quite decent looking man, who gave
his name as Dr. Hollenbeck, whom he found located
among lot OF ladies Oh color enjoying their sweet
society in OF the blacklist looking cribs in the 9th
ward After receiving severe repr Inland from Capt
Perry he was discharged upon his promise of good be-
haviour.
Charge of Fraud A complaint was made yesterday
before Justice Osborne by Spanish sailor called Jose
ward Igo, of No Ill Washington street. for deraudng
the complainant OF 80 appears that Csrralbo went
R % sc
ceIved the BILL stepped into side room and returned in
few minutes stating that the bill bad at the
time handing him back spurious bill the Bank of
Lower Canada in the place of the good one. Awarran
issued by Justice Osborne for the arrest Of go.
himself John johnson, clerk down town, NV Visited
large threesory house. located in the sth ward
about town No. 90 Leonard street. when after crack
ing few bottles of champagne, he became consd
bly, risky, and from rsky he became pugnacious until
Yates he seized her by the dress and ripped il into rib
bons This conduct the landlady thought ing
aoke rather too far consequently The aid Of policeman
from the premises into the station house Sext door
Wnen 10 what change was there! The effects Of the
lice as fiat as pancake. begging for mercy. He ex-
claimed, :. Oh my God, my character is gone in
night" The generous hearted Captain Perry touch
ed with the suppcaons OF the prisoner and allowed
the doorkeeper to for his friend Mr. r. residing No
= East Broadway who very kindly came to his assist
ance when the matter was arranged by paying Miss
Yates $2s for her torn dress, SIS for wine-and
% for other little expenses, making in all ISL, ia
any after claps This done he was discharged from
custody, blessing his lucky hars" INCLUDING the 9th
ward stars'D al his fortunate escape.
Robbed on the Poinn-A man by the name Of John
Dun'lya Of franklin Delaware county, was robbed by
some Of the thieves that i,fes the Five Points, and il. vi
cnlty, last night Of silver lepins watch and wallet,
tning notes Of hand John Edgsrton fol $500,
Likewise on Nathan Clark and $40 in bank bills No ar.
rest
Petit Lsresmy-.A fellow called Jim Kelly was caught
in the act Of stealing table cover and four shirts be-
burgiary-The basement Of the dwelling house occu.
pied by Mr. s. q. Ellis, No. GAG East Broadway was bur
glarously entered by thieves, about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. by forcing open the lock Of the door,
in the temporary absence OF the servant and stealing
therfrom quantity Of silver ware such spoons forks,
&C. and made good their escaIs
False Prefences "A woman called Catharine Fink was
arrested yesterday by officer Cavelry Of the I'd ward
charge Of obtaining some Sl4 from James Keard, No.
10 Washington st. appears she induced Kelard TO loan
her the above some guns which she had in her
possession that to be transferred to Ksllard the
payment Of the money but receiving the money she
refused to hand the equently the above
charge was made Justice Osborne locked her up for
examination