The New York herald., 1846-06-29


considers himself somewhat respectable in this commus
two weeks sgo in Of those revolving and dgraceful
acts which nightly practiccd the Battery and in
an inSividSa who was watching his motions, and hrss
tened by exposition of his atrocities he pro-
missed to give one hundred dollars to hush the matter
up and prevent public exposure unfortunately, 1t be-
ing Saturday night and not having that fmoney
about him. therefore he took this Individual to his board
ing house. situated in the vicinity Of Barclay and Church
lateral security until he paid the money On the Mon
aa morning following he paid $50 on when hm IN
self placed in very situationhc applied
tain Captain of Police who arrested two individuals upon
the complaint of this respectable citizen, charging them
with conspiracy to extcrt money; whereupon they
were brought before magistrate, who the whole affair
s S IN
tansd bail and were discharged from custody; and
tween lawyer and the Captain Of Police by the Captain
paying the lawyer BY the way Of settlement $50 to
this lawyer as Fee and the balance sss given the
accused Upon receiving this money, the accused deli
vered the watch to the Captain to be handed to this
respectable storekeeper and, in all probability, the
whole Of this mster would have been thrown into ob
vion had not been for the surrender Of the accused
party by his bail, which accidentally bowcd the whole
affair Take all together this presents some very
remarkable features, mixed up, as h with tho police
Grand Larceny.-ofacer Finigan Of the lath ward,
arrested, yesterday. man called John Landcrgin
charge Of stealing pair of pantaoons boots and cap
ding in llth street. near Avenue c. portion Of the
property was found in the accused possession Com
Bursi.yy-The grocery store occupied by Mr. Buck.
ley Of Avenue c. and I'd street. burglarious
ly entered through the light over the door, BY some
thief, and robbed Of 3 small amount OF change. No
.Ssfsmpt to Commit . Rspe-omcen Ror and Mash,
son. WIN. Burnett, and Nsales Shocks, . charge Of
assault and battery with attempt to commit rape
RoSSimr a coSnsrymsn.-Msry Wilson was arrested
on Saturday night charged with robbng country man.
By the name q John Hppler& & No e. Mulnsgy street o.
and prostitution on the Five Points Committed for tai
by Justice Osborne
A Precoeious Ciri.-OfRcer Smith, Of the 9TH ward.
arrested saturday night an unfortunsts yonng GIRL
Of very prepossessing appearance of not over fourteen
e hs dsn
for thieves kept by old mother Miller at No. l30 Church
street whore girls frequent Of the very lowest grade
This poor girl was taken before Alderman Hart, who
committed her for examination
Seafirg Shirfst;atharine Connor was caught In the
of stealing twelve cotton shirts and other ar
ces valued IN ali al $ia belonging TO Emma Joseph No
~ Oliver street. Locked up for trial.
The Recovery Of Stolen Money We have received
from Dr. Joseph Hcine, Of this city, the following
statement Of facts relative to the recovery Of tho money
stolen from Mr. Cardoza -
the name Of Dr. Hene No 40 Duane street, in such
improper light 70 seriously AFFECT the reputation and
Of the docsor = n relation sG e Robbery % q sn
ing stores In Chatham street. The following 10 . true
version Of the matter "A young Of the name Of
Lyons whs in the employ msn Of the brotherinlsw
othe doctor London arrived in this country some three
months since, having letters Of Introduction to the Dr.
from his friends and whom the DR. entertained In his
house. consequence Of the aforesaid letters Of intro
ducton for the space Of two weeks till he obtained en-.
ployment II appears that this young man, Lyons was
acquainted with the clerk Of CardoTa, Simmons. who
charged with the stealing of Cnrdozas money and
nftcr the arrest Of simmons hc called upon the Dr. TO
know what he could do for his friend. The Dr.
mendsd him to call upon his council H. r. Barber ESQ,
supposing a the time, from the representations of
the clerk simmons made 70 the said Lyons, that Sim