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

arrested yesterday charged with stealing 81 soveregn
from q follow passenger by the name Of Patrick Fuem,
while board the ship Duncan. from Greenock to this
port appears that the parties arrived here few days
ago. and the accused had charge of bag containing $50
sovereigns; and while Fulem went ashore to procure
lodgings OBrien helped himself to 81 Of the soveregns
out of the bag and made his escape On searching his
person - soveregns found his person evident
!y portion Of the stolen money Committed for exam
Shouidering a Toofh-A Dutchman called George
Thomas was yesterday detected in the act OF very cooy
picking up large ivory TOOTH which the pro-
perry OF Mr.. Elephant, but belonging to Mr.. VIM
H Carey No 1855 p arl st, valued at 500 When the
Dutchman was asked why he took the property he said
der However, Mr.. Carey thinking this carrying
joke too far, he having got nearly block from the
aud the magistrate locked him up for trial. ''''
| Charge Of Passing Bad Money! man by the name
of passing counterfeit $40 bank bill upon Mr. Lily,
proprietor Of Lovejoys hotel Locked up for exsmna
Horse Thief Mr. Frederick R Ripley, Of Avon. CT.
had his stable broken open Monday night and valu
able horse stolen theefom The thief has been traced
New York-so livery stable men. be on the look out
Charge of Grand Larceny.--Oficer McDouga of
the 9Th ward arrested on Monday night brazenaced
creature Of bad reputation, named Emma Place alias
Allen on charge of robbing a man by the name Of
Caleb Godfrey OF $40 while closeted together in dis
St Upon being brought before Justice Drinker the
evidence wento show that the complainant rather
intoxicated at the time Of entering the premises
be quite bright it might have been, had he been
otherwise and as there was no money found on the
prisoner, in her corresponding with that stolen
the prisoner discharged.
II Dog Killer in HI. own Bor-Quite amusing scene
took place in the 10Th Ward yesterday morning. which
caused great merrment to large number Of spectators
appears that Of The dog killers By the name of Ed
ward Collins, was returning home with his boxed cart
after dsposirg OF his mornings work of slain dogs end
whom Norfolk 81 Delaney had occasion to stop his
horse, and descend from his cart to arrange part
OF the harness which he thought out OF order but
having taken too many schnapps' with his Dutch
toners, including the heat of the weather
after several inc ecual attempts get up poor Collins
found himself totally unable his seat the box
in fact he drunk that great mirth created
by his grctesque endeavorng look sober
Officers Denniston and Helms Of the 10th Ward, who
were attracted to the spot by the crowd seeing him
resemble considerably more of the beast tban many Of the
unfortunate victims he had slain that morning. concluded
to place him in his box Consequently, the officers
seized the dog killer neck and heels together and dumped
him into the box amid the of aug hier Of all
The reader must understand Chat 49, those who have
dog killers carD that is square box built
the cart with lid to t. so thot the moment the dog
killed he is thrown into the box and the lid closed and
il with Collins for they fastened him in and drove
hundred and boys to enjoy the fun On arriving at
tho police they found instead Of prisoner they had
wo- One" was Collins who oy thus time was
name, and the other was poor. miserable looking
dead dog evidently in the last stage Of consumption
which had apparently been returned ny the sausage
ker unsaleab the poor beast being nothing but skin
and bone and little hair at that The magistrate
committed Collins for intoxcaon and the horse and
cart sent to the corporation yard by order of the
Court And thus we see exemplfed the oil adsge
that " every dog must have his day"
Burglary tailoring store occupied by Mr.. s
Hatfield No l64 Broadway, was burglarously entered
by expert knacksm1n last night by forcing open
side door which leads into the from entry who
carried off large quantity of silk goods and vestings
without detection.
.ano,her-rhc dwelling house occupied by Benjamin
F. Butler, Esq in Washington Place, discovered
open, it'll evident signs Of having been burglarously
within the last days while in the absence Of
the family in the country The doors broken
open, and the house ransacked from top to bottom,
tin search of money and silver ware but they failed in
their attempt. No arrest
Insape-A woman who gave her Catharine
Morse discovered last night by policeman wander
ing about the streets, apparently insane She is sup.
posed TO be from New Jersey. On her found
$50 in money. For further information, apply TO the
chief of Police.
a Female Pickpockef-A woman by the name of Julia
Webb, arrested last night, in Anthony street,
charge placing her feminine fingers into the breeche
pocket Of old country called Patrick MDonnel
and rem wing therefrom $l4 in money She then ran
away, but subsequently arrested and locked up for
trial
Tpo Lushers' Caueht-Oficer sackman, of the 9Th
ward, arrested last night, in Mott street, two gallows
looking chaps called David Jones and Charles
Jones, charge Of robbing Dutchman by the name
OF Henry Hubembsker by cutting the end Of his pocket
off, whi'h contained $40 and pawn ticket Of a coat,
while the poor Dutchman was in the arms OF Morpheus
a coal box. Both committed for examination.
Petit Lareenies John Coleman caught in the act
of stealing from Richard H. Whitehood. Locked
Dennis Nolan detected in the act of lifting
from the store door Of Mr. Durbroge, No liz Chath
street. three beaver hats valued at So Locked up for
trial.