The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-11

Police IntRHNRo0cos
Dyc 10 -RoJJej on The rpe Poinss-OfAcsr Watson,
Of the Sixth ward, arrested yesterday two cnsPs Sssa
Robert Mcbride ANA Jshn Martin on charge OF rooopg
ii ID rssr e e & tn.
Points II appears Cogan formerly kept an oyster cellar
at No 10 wall street and selling out hi, place tns gay
before Yesterday for the above stroiieo on the FIVE
Points by way of psstme to the sights. when ms
pockets were relieved Of the change Locked up for ex
BurSsrv.IThs yelling house No So Cliff street, was
burglariousy entered last night by some expert tnle
and silk bead purse containing 500 one eagle s sna
Champagne under Cloak.-Oficsr Burnley, OF the
the names Of Sarah Dennsy and Louisa Moulon. on a
charge Of stealing cloak valued at $40 belonging
Rsynoids No. is Pine street under the following cir
cumstances :-lt appears that this gentle youtn
visited the house kept BY French Lew where the sc
night last and amongst other refreshments he ordered
bottle Of champagne and handed two dollars for the pay
thereupon he was asked for the balance, which he
fused to give consequently his cloak was seized as COLA
81 Centre street for ehrss dollars BY the accused par
ties and the ticket rendered to Mr. Dewey wh,h he re-
fused to receive The girl. were held in custody Of the
ing will come of before Justice Osborne.
Grand Larceny Officer KsnavenEof the 18th ward
Water street thief called johanna Kirrens on achsrge Of
stealing from sailor by the name OF Hiram T. Foster
.S. . chain " and anbrss wsrS
while in den in the above neighborhood The on
found the two watches the Of the accused
who was committed by Justice Osborne for trial.
Petit Lareenies.-Oficer sackman, Of the 9th ward
arrested last evening person called Michael Darcy.
for stealing two pair Of boots worth 81 belonging to
John Wood. Locked up.
woman called Mary Ann Lewis, was brought in
By Office, Mkso1 for ; c;6s
Committed for trial by Justice Osborne.
stolen-A box, painted green and msF IKE o., on
ia length and eight inches height containing sword
book printed for the parish church Of Great Var
mouth, Norfolk England, was stolen from on the ship
Northumberland, on Tuesday last belonging to MI.
Philip Moore, of Poughkeepsie, Dutchess county.
Dishonesf Servsnt-OfRcer Norris, OF the chiefs
aids arrested last evening servant girl BY the name Of
Ellen Savin who in the employ Of Mr. Butts, at No.
Murray street, called the Murray Street House, on
stealing d wss anS sSsp ahU Il
stopping the above place appear that Mr. Bouck
visited the water closet, and accidentally LET nus
watch and chain behind him. The accused found
the above property on tick" and not wishing
concealed it in her stocking placing away IN ner
bandbox. Upon the Governor discovering his loss ne
sent for the aecused who the only servant near
closet scrubbing at the time who denied al
ed her and there discovered the watch and chain
in the stocking as above stated. The accused subse
queny acknowledged taking the property but declared
intended to return to Mr. Butts the next day The
Caught the "Lif"-A sneaking looking thief called
Lewis Johnson caught in the act Of stealing vest
worth from the store door of Mr. Thomas B. Wheeler
No. Bowery. officer Hunt Of the 9Th ward made the
Recovery of Silver Ware-A quantity Of silver ware
has been recovered from different parts Of the city, by
officer Josephs for which owners are wanted. Apply to
Mr. stewart the efficient clerk of police, in the Tombs