The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

Nov. s-.Bvs,ary-some expert "kracksmsn" last
nigh; Durglaropsy entered the dry goods store occu.
forcing open the iron shutter in the rear with jim
NY" by which they obtained an entrance, stealing
therefrom quantity Of silk handkerchief cravsts and
silk vevets valued at near $500 1t appears the rascsls
attempted to krack" Tho store door occupied by
too strong they abandoned their object and succeeded
their neighbor The robbers alarmed evident.
ly by the policemen for they left a portion of their
plumber behind in making their escape
Arrest Of BmglG.-A Dutchman called John vschel
ward out to be the rascal who burglariousy en-
tered the church at Morsapia, county and
stole thererom two white surplices worth $40. silk
scarf s3 and silk cassock, Sl5 and prayer book.
worth ST. valued in ell at s31 the property of Mr. VIM
H. Morris, Of the above village.
Charge Of Grand Lareeny-Assistant Captain Corrigan
and officer McCord of 9Th ward arrested yesterday two
young by the Of Charles Bunsell and Walter
Place alas Clifton residing al No. loo Church street Of
purse containing 500 in bank bills appears these young
men were in the above house with two or three others
and when about leaving the house near O'Clock in the
morning. Emma escorssd them TO the sreetdoor and
Just at parting some little frolcking took place, the ac
cused Bunsell being her right side near her pocket
as the parties left the house. In q few moments after
wards Emma discovered the loss of her purse containing
which had evidently been taken at one haul Both
ward
Camghtin the .act.-A fellow called James Gaynor was
arrested on Sunday afternoon by policeman for indie
Gently exposing his person to the female residents Of
church in the neghborhood Justice Merritt Committed
the scoundre to prison in default of $500 bail APP
pearence at court for trial
Peht Larcenes Officer Furlong of the 4th ward ar
rested last night fellow called Matthew Powers on
suspcion OF stealing four overcoas Locked up Officer
Teeney, of the 9th ward, arrested lest night woman
called Hannah Morris, for robbing by the Il
John McSorley while in q den Of inamy on the Five
Points, Of SIT in money After recovering the stolen
money. Mcsorley turned around and abused the officer
most shamefuy, for which he locked up well
the thief
Petit Larceny-Ofcers Piano and Jaques of the Tenta
ward arrested yesterday called Harriet French
on charge Of stealing lot of female wearing apparel
and three daguerreoype kenesses valued in all So
Locked up BY Justice Taylor.
y DtsgracefW Charse-An elderly looking of gem
teel appearance complained yesterday before JUS
tice Osborne ofhaving been guilty certain disgusting
and offensive acts such almost nightly practced
around the Park and Battery to the great disgrace of
the city The magistrate held him to bail for his future
good behavior We understand the accused has re.
quested hearing in the matter wherein he will be able
to vindicate the accusation.
Suspicion Of Burgiary-rwo Five Point thieves were
arrested yesterday. called James Mcclellan and James
Stephens, having in their possession lot of silk hand
kerchiefs and cravats supposed to be portion of the
property belonging to Lyman Clapp Co No 46 Broad
street. whose store broken open last night
bed Of goods Of this description Both the thevea were
locked up fvr examination by Justice Osborne. The
silks can be seen by applying to the above magistrate
the police Office, Tombs
.4ssauiting O6ieer.-Two fellows called John Gun
ming and Austin Downs, were arrested last night on
officers of the Third Ward. Downs fined SIS by the
magistrate, and Cunning held to bail for trial in
fault Of which they were both committed to prison by
Justice Osborne.