The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-12

Nov ll.--Impertunf Arrest Of Buvgtw.-Assistanf
arrested Tuesday afternoon, black fellow called
William Anthony. charge of burglarousiy enter.
stealing tSsrsiroP about 10 silver table spoons and
soout the same number Of tea spoons together with nve
Psr o. silver sugar tongs the property Of the proprietor
fellow formerly worked for Mr. Ruser consequently he
waperiecty aware of the ways Of the house and where
for The purpose Of committing the robbery taking with
hm basket Tor the purpose Of conveying the plumber
fecting the robbery and returned this city again
Monday. On Tuesday morning. officer Graham, OF
oesp H.y. Of The n %sr Sailing On
his business respecting the above robbery This vaua
BILE officer at once communicated the to the above
officers at the station house who searched
for the prisoner, and soon succeeded in pulling
him from crib" located in Anthony street. and locked
him up When In the course Of the night after good
deal sfngenuty pracsed by Capt Perry the black ras
cal squeslsd" and told who his accomplice was No
MCord, repaired to crib IN Orange street, in he
Of Cut.throat" alley, and pulled his pal
Moses Almond. alias snokey" and conveyed him to
and article used by Capt. Perry, he acknowledged his
participation in the crime. and informed the Captain
quently they proceeded to two notorious fenc, s."
receivers OF stolen goods YESTERDAY morning and found
near Centre street, six of the table spoons and the
baarce recovered on the premises Of Augustus L.
Weber No 47sk Pearl street On the officers searching
this fence" they likewise found the following silver
ware evidently stolen property "A heavy silver sugar
bowl, marked J A W.; a fish knife one table spoon
marked J. A. w "a tea spoon, marked j. A. u another
marked NJ H.; four tea spoons the marks Of which
were ground of also, one table spoon, marked e.
Pearl street. notorious thief called Samuel Peterson
tered the shop for the purpose OF selling some stolen
property Tor the thieves call ip to fence" it and
Captain Perry play cd boss but finding they could not
trade, the captain took the liberty Of frisking the
gentleman and found in his pocket handsome silver
card case, marked side Il b. and the other with
crest with and half moon pair of silver snuff
fers, tea spoen marked J. T., stamped on the back
A; W. and two silver pencil cases This fellow was
taken into custody and locked up for further examination
On searching further the premises Of this old fence
the officers discovered seven pawn tickets. comprising
ty purchased from thieves all pawned within the last
few days An owner is wanted for all this latter pro-
he 9Th ward station house. as Ysonard street. Mich
credit is due the captain AID all his officers for their
these desperate thieves the recovery proper
ty The accused parties were locked up for examination
Burger: Ths dwelling house 70 spring street 0c
O'Clock yesterday morning, and trunk broken op in
the upper rooms from which the thief carried off
quantity OF mems wearing apparel and $i4o bank bills
a Literary ThtefOficer Cready, of the I'd ward,
Charge stealing lot Of books Of various descriptions,
from the No University buildings, Washington
Parade Ground valued at 50 la cents the property oil
Charge Of Maiming.-A fellow called Francis Jones
arrested yesterday by officer q F. Hays, of the
lower police charge Of violently assauiting
by the name of Christian g. Leonard knocking him
do in Anthony street. and while wn biting his left
ear of Justice Osborne held him to bail to answer.
Dishonest Serpant "A servant called Caroline. in the
employ of Mr. J. Save, No. 90 greenwich street, left
the premises Yesterday, carrying Oft with her two
arrest Suspicion Officer Osullivan, of the LIST
ward, arrested two notorious thieves called George
in the LIST ward in search Of store to krack" On
searching these chaps the person Of one was found
chise and small Jenny, tools used BY burglars when
prosecuting their legitimate business. Locked by
Captain Whey, of the LIST ward, for examination
fbrisss Briuing.- Officers Leonard and Brown two
valuable officers attached to the Chiefs Office arrested
last nght two omnibus drivers, named Charles Butt Of
No. % Reynolds Worts line, and Richard Braden, of
No 90 socums line, for turiousy driving their
along Broadway, at the imminent danger of citizens
passing crossing the street They were both locked
up in the 9th ward station house. and in the morning
from custody If these vigant officers only carry out
their principle shall have stop put to this dam
Consruct.Ue LarcenyeA fellow called James Doolev,
runner for Branngans boarding House, No l59 Wash.
constructive larceny under the following circumstance:
appears that young man. by the name OF Marcus W.
Town, residing in Greene county this State, arrived in
ing at the request of this runner who made him
self very agreeable Mr. Town. offering his services to
show him the lions around the city-and Town wishing
spruce himself for the OCCASION proceeded towards
Chatham street for that purpose, accompanied with the
accused thinking of course to obtain the latest fit la
mode de Paris Upon arriving in that fashio naole street,
they were soon invited into store, with the greatest
pol,eness and after examining articles Of clothing,
Mr. Town concluded to take coat and pantaoons for
the net OF $7, for the payment of wch he offered
$40 Canadian bill, which the keeper refused to
take he returned back to HIS boarding house
for other funds The runner meantime made himself
very accommodating, offered to take the seventeen
dollars and 80 for the clothing, in order to save
thought very kind, handed him the money and wait
cd very patiently for his return and finding he did not
return according to PROMISE he procured the assistance
Of officer Bsrnum, OF the 81 ward, who in q short time,
arrested Dooey in Washington street. who denied all
knowledge Of the money. We understand that the
money was finally recovered and the accused locked up
to answer.
Knucks !" at the Post O6ice-As Mr. F. Knight was
standing in conversation another gentleman at the
Post Office yesterday morning, some light fingered pick
pocket, COMMONLY called q" knuck," extracted from his
tail pocket his wallet ontainng SIT in bank bills
principally in and ives the Putnam County Bank
together with several valuable papers No arrest
.abscondsd young man by the name Of Riley Nc
Cure, sbsconded yesterday morning about o'clock,
from tho premises No IS Willet street. taking with him
silver watch. the property of Mr. Hugh Mclaughlin
No arrest at present.