The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-26

Aua. 2s.-Darins Bsrsiary-A bold burglar called
>; oSrian burgsriously entered, early yssesTdsy
MT Dennis Sader, of No. % Rose street II appears
inc rascal broke the side light CT the basement door put
ms arm through the hole, drew back the bolt s.d pro-
ceedng up stairs into bed room, the second noor
occupied by Mr. sadler and there very ceolly put
NV par OF boots and hat, leaving in their place hs
old ones picking up also a suit Of clothes belonging
20 vi 81 who lay In bed asleep, In the panoons pocket
note of hand for sal is The rascal wise took va
rois other articles Of wearing apparel making quite
good sized bundle, and then lett the house without be-
ipg detected and would undoubtedly have ESCAPED had
il not been for the efficiency of officer Code OF the 4h
WA ward VINO passing by the house just after the fellow
and the door open, and seeing this chan about half
block OF, with bundle under his arm hurried after him
the house, wa ascerained tina, Mr. s. had been rob
bed, and this was the robber the property being ali
identified Consequently the accused was tax before
Justice Drinker, who committed him to the Tombs for
tIal.
Arrest on Suspicisn-Officcr Watson. of the 9Th
ward, arrested woman called Catharine Reed on sus
picon of robbing Dutchman of 500, while in house
Of disreputs the Five Points Locked up by Captain
.4fiempt at Bargiary-Oficers Boyle and Smith of
the 18TH ward arrested yesterday morning about three
vered in Amity street. endeavoring to enter burglar
ously of the dwelling houses in that neghborhood
On his person was found burglars skeleton key, and
other suspicious looking tools Taken before Justice
arrested Again--oacer Stewart of the Lower 20.
lice arrested again yesterday, Willet Denyke. on the
folio wing Of purchasing goods under false
and fraudulent nations Alessrs Pennimsn. Bird
& smith, dry goods merchants, No. 81 William street.
sold him bill Of dry goods amounting to S36l; also
Ward Heath, No. - Cedar street, SlI0, and White
Taylor, Britna sold him similar bill OF goods for
SbO7 all q credit of four months all OF which the
compliments declare were bought under false ana
fraudulent representations, with intent to cheat and de
fraud them their property Justice Drinker held
the accused to bail in the OF $4,000 in default Of
which he was committed to the Tombs
Dishonest Cierk-Oficers Stephens and Hays, OF the
Lower Police, arrested yesterday young man by the
Of James Mcdonald, in the employ OF MIR Edward
Murray grocer No All Walker street. corner OF Eliza.
bcth charge Of roobing him. at different times, OF
over $500 On searching the accuseds trunk, nearly
the whole Of the money recovered by the above oi
Locked up by Justice DriBker Tor examination.
erday for stealing six silver spoons, belonging TO Mrs.
Coils No las Chambers street. Locked up Tor trial
arrest the Sly "-Oficers Relyea and Beman of
the Independent Police No 40 Centre street. succeeded
yesterday in arresting young man who was formerly
employ cd in fashionable dry goods store in Broadway
charged with beZzDg various times several pieces
of silks and satins amounting to near $20O lie was
found concealed in fashionable story boarding
house in the 5h ward The property all recovered
by these cunning officers and the accused turned up"
the complainant not wishing to prosecute the matter
after getting baclshs property.
Dishonest SerrGnt.- Officers Whikhar and McGivney,
of the third district police arrested yesterday ayoung
Dutch woman called Barbara Hang, charged with steal
ing from her mistress Mrs Eliza Linderborn, residing
No. 557 Grand street. gold chain valued ut $40 two
pair gold earrings worth ST. also various valuable
cles Of ladies' wearing apparel valued at SAG So in all
SGT So The whole Of the property was recovered by
accused was taken. Committed by Justice Tay Tor for