The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-13

Auo. l2-TskiRg Core of No. I" One "A Mr.. George
chants No $50 Front street, discovered" Tues
day last to be found amongst the missing" taking with
from the banks. collecting bills, and borrowing various
the cres of the house all Of which he has de-
his ,Un ss
that Mr. King had gone to some watering place for the
nond street, occupied by Mr. Valentine Kirby was bur
gsriousy enforced yesterday by three boys between the
sent in the country The amount Of property stolen is
not vet a.cerainsd rascas have wanonly
rods, and otherwise turned the house upside down
They were seen in one of the upper rooms. by a lady
afternoon abe them leave the premises through the
front and over the railing No alarm given
by this lady until near o'clock in the evening. No
attempt to Pass Bad Money-A man called Edward
MGoven was arrested by officer CANISTER of the 18th
ward charged with attempting to pass spurious
Locked up for examination.
Hall Thief Caught-A notorious hall thief, called
Charles Hendricks, detected last night in the entry
Of the dwelling house occupied by Mr. George Brooks
No. 32s Greenwich street, while in the act Of carry
ing of coat, valued at $iS. Mr. Brooks seized the
sneak" by the neck and conducted him to the Station
House. Justice Drinker committed the scoundrel for
trial.
Charge Of Grand Lareeny.-A Jew by the name Of
Lewis Collisions was arrested yesterday by officers
Wsl:h and Burnley, Of the Lower Police on charge of
called Jacob Israel residing at Battery place. The
accused declared that he partner of Israel and had
most strongly denied-the accused committed 70 r
trial by Justice Drinker.
% boat nss Un S.
foot Of Spring street, North River for the purpose of
battery the boat became able and the sail Of the
boat got foul OF the bowsprt Of brig which upset the
boat and all the into the the
Of the brig two Of them got the bottom of the floating
boat and were carried some two miles down the river
before taken of by some hands from schooner The
mes of the boys saved were, George Jones, james
Burly, William Wilson, Bill williams, William Van
and the John Gardner years of age
was drowned and the body cannot be found consequent
not believing the story Of the snd
that some foul play has been resoed to- applied
tce Dnker to have all these boys arrested for the pur
pose Of investigation; consequently warrant issued
for their arrest
Touched" on the FYpe Points-Oficer Gardner of
the Sixth ward arrested yesterday, young Irish girl
by the name of Margaret Costello the charge of rob
oo IN go wh in dan
by Charley Moon, at No l5l Anthony street 1t seems
this man had in belt around his waist $l65 in gold and
tho belt leaving only the 55 behind The above officer
likewise arrested the prisoners lever called Jim Kerr
Petit Larcsny-Mary Rodgers was arrested yesterday
for stealing shawl veil, and shirts, belonging to
the 7th ward-locked up by Justice Taylor.
Catharine Davis was brought in by officer Goulding,
belonging to William Brush S Locked s up. 's watch
arrest of Conrict-Offcer CANISTER of the 18th
ward, arrested an escaped convict from BlackwelPs
Island yesterday, by the name of Ned MCGOWAN. JUS
tice Taylor sent him back to his old quarters.
u DsoTderiy House. Officer F. Smith, of the Fifth ward
arrested yesterday that notorious old TOUGHER" Mo
Saunders, charged with keeping vile CRIB at No. go
Anthony street, the common for panel" thieves
and general rendezvous for cross people, both blacks
and whites, OF both sexes It being complete nuisance
to the neghborhood and ought to have been broken
months ago and if brought before the Court Of
Sessions there doubt but what the court will do
justice in this matter by getting rid of pest this
community, by sending her up for year. Justice
Drinker held her to bail in the of $500 to
court