The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-17
Police Intelligence.

JUNE 16-Burelary-A fellow called George King
alias Calhoun arrested last night by officer Soatts
Of the "a ward while in the act OF enter
No SO Liberty street appears the rascal had forced
of the window shutters and in the act Of entering
through tho window when detected by the clerk, who
trial.
Robbery in Water strset-aria Cullen alias Big Maria
Leggett and Furlong, of the 4th Ward charge
of robbing man by the name of John Mccormick, OF
o ans Water .
rested as accomplice-$3 of the money having been
found in his posseson SIS was also recovered the
woman, portion Of which identified by Mccormick
to be part of his money. Both locked up for trial. by
Justice Drinker
Highsoay Robbe,y-Ofacers Smith and Burton of the
18th ward, pulled" man called Edward Shines, on
charge of robbery in the hrst degree in knocking down
Mr. Edward L. Bodctt. of b46 Front street. the lh
Sensd n. aoe sUd
the individual who committed the outrage. Commit
ted for trial by tho magistrate.
Charge Of Stealing Brenrs-ofacer Stephens of the
lower police Office arrested q yesterday, by the
name of Sigmund Schmdiell, a charge of stealing
quantity of bronze powder valued at $500, from the
it appears, was the property Of Mr.. Leonard Woeren
oil Germany, and was storage with Mr.. Kuh -conse
quenty he would be held responsible for the forthcom
ing Of the property thus placed in his charge. The
cused was committed to prison for examination by Jus
.4rr,sted .4eain-The notorious Water street rowdy
called John hcGath, arrested again last night for
violent assault his wife, also upon several policemen
Of the Alb ward Ne was brought in by officer Leggeu
and held to bail in the sum of $500
Pick.poeket at the Museum--A chap, called Andrew
Smith, caught last night at the Museum in the Of
picking the pocket OF Mr. Cary Of purse containing $4
The purse was, however, passed eft Immediately to an
accomplish for upon searching the accused nothing
was found upon his person belonging to Mr.. Cary -
Locked up for examination There not night
passes but person is robbed Of pocket-bsok OF
watch at this place Of amusement Why don't they en-
gage some intelligent officer to attsnd7
Recovery Of Properfy-The gold watches stolen from
J. B. Pollard ofths city have been recovered Montre
al, through the efficiency of Captain Irving and hs
assistants Of police Of that city The thieves are locked
up for the present
Two B,igM "Stsrs".-Captain Boudinot, of the Sd
ward police and Thomas Gichris policeman Of the 9Th
ward created quite sensation in front of the tombs
terday afternoon 1t appears these two city 'lumins-
rics" came in contact with each other when alter
angry feeling stil remains between them. They both
becoming out of temper, Boudhot raised his hand in
rather pugnacious attitude, when Glchrst lifted ms
foot which came in contact with The rear part OF Mr.
Boudinot who feeling indignant at this liberty seized
Gilchrt by the collar and this wa. no sooner done
than Gchrist colared Boudinot and at IT they
endeavoring to make 4 prisoner of each other. They
both finally essortsd into the police ohce before
Justice Dnle COknS ais on hearing ~.
story of both parties concluded to hold these two peace
officers bail in the sum Of $500 each for their future
will be had n the "wednesday next at o'clock,
when some curious facts, in all probability, will DO
shown up
the city prison in New York, and his re-arrcst no.
tced yesterdays paper. OF tho young no
was charged it'll the larceny of watches and jevery
the property of Charles TOWNSEND south Tenth street
and who escaped from the Black Maria his way dow
from Moyamsnsing. Itma little singular as remarked
in ths article which copied from the Nsv Ysrk He
raid that not taken to bring on Msnn to
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