The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-13

JAN I~povtant aTrea Of noticed in our
columns. few weeks ago, that the store Of Mr. = Acssr
ed and large quantity Of boots and shoes stolen We
then stated that ascas had conveyed their plumber
ters of Passaic county, New Jersey, get trail Of the
burglars at Cedar Grove from the fact Of man BY the
bsmi 81 followed up the ss which led 70 New
York, Wednesday last. when he applied to Captain
wsstsre Of the I'm ward for aid and
asth street, between the 7th and 9th avenues and pull
tSev found large proportion Of the stolen property
Tbev then put the scrsws" to mstrong who sques
cd (which led to the arrest Of the burglars John Plum
ola. Munroc Joseph Neale and William yernell, alias
Wilson, alias Fitzgerald, all old State prison biris.-
These rascals appears hay" bssn striking Terror hso
pery Belonging 70 the following burglaris:. The
stolen; Mr.. r. Ackrrmans boot and shoe store, $500
worth stolen; the boot and shoe store OF sivey was
boots and shoes also two bslopsng to Mr.
BENJAMIN Williams, Of Elizabethtown, New Jersey,
whose house was burgariously entered and Quantity
Of property stolen Yesterday afternoon these three
them. were ell taken back to Paterson New Jersey for
trial There ha, been sufficient amount Of property
and identified to convict these men Of all the
above burglaries Captain Westerhsld, and his ocers
much or the bsa
been done up in workmanlisc manner all through
This Martin Armstrong il licensed csrtman OF this city
a Funny Operafien"-Mr Aaron butterheld o. 40
James street made affidavit, yesterday before Justice
Drinker stating that he had been done out Of $50 at
one sitting by tho fashionable game Of faro at dis
tnguished iepisfranc. kept By Messrs Hiiman Al
Merritt is witness to this little affair he being pre-
sent when Mr. Busterhed went In for the chances II
Mr. Buterheld perchance. had won $50, would the po
lice have been rcsorted to for redress This matter
however, m IN the hands ., very sHiHi ana
A Dishonest Jerpant.-Mary Campbell was arrested,
last night by policeman Preston and Reed Of the 9Th
charged with stealing from her employer Mr. samuel
w selby, No. 10 Charlton street, on the 9th inst,
The officers have recovered several Of the stolen ar-
clas some Of which her person. Fully COM
mted for trial, by Justice Osborne ts.
Re5Bins Saiior-An old Five Point thief called John
Cody alias John Jacob Aston, pulled" last night
by policeman. Of the 9th ward charged with robbng
Capt John Miller the schooner Hubbleon OF the sum
of $lls in crib" in Anthony street 1t appears that
however the Captain wouldn't stop to finish the game.
and Mr. Aston feeling bound have tho odd trick stole
from the pocket of the Captain the above sum- and
Yer watch worth 81, found his person, but no
money. This watch was claimed by Mr.. Adam Snyder
No - Bayard street, having been snatched from his
neck few days since. He was fully committed Tor
trial. by Justice Osborne.
Committed for Contempt Of Comf.-Mr. T. L. Camp
publisher of the Psee Gazette hreste Justice Drink
er last Sunday, while the bench in the police Office
to have him impeached for dschargng, on bail, VIM H
MITCHELL fugitive from justice. Justice Drinker issued
warrant for Mr. Camp for conemptuous language Mr.
Camp appeared yesterday in court Justice Drinker
asked what hs had to say In answer to the charge Mr.
Camp replied that no should say than what he
had said that the proceedings were illegal! Justice
Drnker fined Mr. Camp $25 that being the extent Of ns
prescribed by law for contempt of court. Mr. Camp
stated he would stand committed and test the legal
ty Of such proceedings Mr. procured writ Of heters
corpus from Judge Edmonds, returnable at 10 O'Clock
this forenoon the Court Of Oyer and Termner to test
the legality Of Justice Drinker