The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-24

JuLv a3-Dismissal of Officers of Polics-Urder our
Police head in Yesterdays Herald notice appeared IN
relation the dismissal Of police officers Kurtz and Far
lev, for alleged mapractces In Office II appears tnat
officer Kurz has had investigation into his case and
the grounds of officer Farey's dismissal have not been
so very clear 1t has been intmated to that several
OF the police force have been atterly
do not object to publish the generally,
unwilling to partcularise single out individual cases
Tor and will not do It for person or ins-
rest We wish this 70 be understood.
Spoon Ihieres 7rresfedOhcer Mansfield, OF the 18th
ward arrested two black boys called Sam Muir
ry and Abraham Thomas. natives Of the Five Points,
charged with stealing from the dwelling house of Mr.
Vanderho No 81 Second street. four silver tea spoons
up short time became frightened and sauealedn to
the officer and stated that they stole spoons and had
sold them to lima man oy the name Of Augustu: Weber
Weber acknowledged that her husband bought the
Mr. vanderhoo procured search to search the
premises when, upon their return to the store Mrs w
observed to take bundle into the back yard This
created the suspicion Of the officer who Immediately
searched the yard and in the prvy he found tied up
cloth pounds silver run into bar eviden ly
the proceeds silver spoons and various other articles
silver such spoons ladies' and cake baskets showing
where the names had been erased Weber and his wife
both arrested the charge Of buying stolen pro
ketciham INV " -'
Sfeaiing Wateh-Oficer Forshay of the sh ward
arrested two men called g. w. Wiekham and Thomas
Brown, suspicion OF stealing watch Locked up for
examination
rested German by the Of John Miller on charge
of robbing his employer Mr. A. b Sebault, OF NO. IL
Ann street. Of quantity Of optic glasses valued at
II appears that Mr. Siebaut is optican and has been
losing from time to time glasses amounting to upwards
of 500 Suspicion at last resting upon his workman,
Miller he procured the aid of the above officer who,
upon searching the chest and trunks of the accused
portion OF the stolen property recovered. Committed
by Justice Osborne for examination.
a Fugitive Burglar Arrested Ocer Pattinson OF the
Sd ward arrested yesterday Robert Dsdrick and John
Hughan charge of burglariously entering the pre-
misses Of Mr. John Hobbs residing at hhinebeck, one
night last week. and stealing therefrom two watches
with which they escaped to this city, and pawned the
at simpsons, in the Bowery. Tho property wal
recovered by the above vglant officer and the prison
taken back for trial
.arrea ola Hack DriUer-A man by tho name o.
John Horton, driver OF hack No 81 arrested yeser
day for overcharging of his passengers taken be
fore the Mayor and fined $40. That's good.
Pofi Larceny-Betsey ANA Quale, alias Jane Smith
arrested yesterday by officer Tompkns Of the 18th
ward suspicion of scang dresses belonging to
Miss Jane Steele and Mrs. Wallace, residing in 10th st
Locked up for examination.
sly7tfsmpf to Stab-Oficer Miller of the LIST ward
rested yesterday desperate villain called Peter De
Gross for chasing Peter Doyle with long dangerous
bloody butchers knife with intent to stab him. Lock
ed up.
Rescued from Dro,cning- Offcor Conger, Of the LIST
ward arrested yesterday from watery grave who
had accidentally fell into the river foot Of Cedar street
Much credit is due to the officer for his efficiency in
saving the life of this unfortunate man,