The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-09

.ATresf of Philadelphia "Fence"-That excellent
sficer kCsptsi1 McGrath, of the Sixth ward, and Mr.
Bowyer. of the chiefs Office. proceeded to Philadelphia
fast Thursdsy, for the purpose Of erreting out the
accomplish this object they procured the aid Of off,
Young and Smith, and being charg ed with search
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Southwark kept by John L. Vantine, when search
ing his premises those ygilant officer: discovered
concealed in different parts Of the building silver spoons
silver ware silk dresses, and various other property,
which had been stolen by the burglars, David Devoe
awaiting their trial The above mentioned goods belong
edto Mr.. John Taylor residing at Greenbush, opposite
also NJ rpen. Of Hope Albany and saSoocE
Brooklyn The residences Of all the above persons
robbed of articles of silver and clothing, amounting to
many hundreds Of dollars large portion of which has
been on the premises the fence purchased
from these burglars, knowing the same to be stolen
This Vantine, 1t appears, is man worth $4,000,
greater part Of which, il is said has been made by the
purchase of stolen property The accused conduct
ed before the Mayor BY these ScsI who committed
court Upon the arTestof Vantine, he became much
alarmed. and offered Captain McGrah $4,000 allow
willing TO pay $40 for every dollar stolen by the bur.
glars. which was traced to his premises
n Capture Of Lunafic-Oficer Goodman, of the 9Th
ward arrested escaped lunstc by the of Mary
Carroll she taken before Justice Osborne and sent
back to the asylum.
Disorderiy Conductive females, of rather easy
virtue by the names of Emma Howard and Mary Ann
Stevens detected last night by policemen Shays
hour hing around the street with walking canes,
enpg to trip up any M P. that dared to pat his finger
upon them. However, their courage was cooled
off by the shove officers conducting them before Justice
Ketcham, who sent them both the leland for tire
months to take the wiry edge Off
PETIT Larceny Policeman Dey, Of the I'd ward, ar
rested yesterday woman called Ann Lyner, q
charge Of entering the dwelling house s Fulton
occupied by Mr. Andrew Duran and stealing therefrom
several articles Of wearing apparel valued $aO JUS
lice Osborne committed the accused for trial. A quan-
,y of pawn tickets found the person Of the
cused Of various articles of clothing, evidently stolen
property, for which owners are wanted
Recovery Of Stolen Properfy-Ofcers Relyea and
Lalor Of the independent police and Captain Middleton
ofthe 10th ward recovered yesterday, ct crib" in
Henry street. belonging to Bill Williams alias Long Bill
oil tie property stolen from the store Of Mr. Lewis
Cohen, No. l3l william which burglaiiously en-
tered Friday night last, consisting Of a5es work
boxes gold pens and pencils and various other articles
The burglar managed to escape through the OF the
building while the officers entering in 'front.' II is
said the rascal started for New Orleans last night tine
officers have but poor sight to catch him.
In the Case Of Mr. Inis-In the charge made against
Mr. Inns, of No. Dey street, by Mr. Leslie. the book
binder the brought before Justice Drinker for
hearing and Mr. Innis proved the satisfaction of the
magistrate that larceny had been comm tted
quen.ly the was dismissed.