The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-31

Arc. 30-.a Dishonest Ci.rk-A how nv the mama of
Henry Morgan; in the employ Of Mr. Joce merchant
tailor corner al White street and Broadway was arrest
ed on Saturday night charge of robbinx his employ.
er OF various sums Of money at different times amount
ed by officer Glgan, of the 9th Ward and committed to
prison for trial
by officer Heaselden of the 9Th Ward Charging her with
stealing rug from No 60 Canal street; also pieces of
longing TO Mr. John Killiston, III Henry street Com
med by Justice Roome
7yn Taief-A loafsrish looking fellow called Thomas
Rockf caught Saturday night in the act of at
tempting to rob the money drawer, wherein was the
sum OF some So or $40 in the eating house 81 Fulton st.
ed up for trial
n Juvenile Thief-Quite good looking boy. Of
about years of age by the name Of Alfred Hunt whose
parents side 46 Norfolk street detected in the
act Of stealing small book called Cooks Voyages val
ued at 81 cents from the secondhand kept by
Mr. Talbot Watts, i02 Nassau street, Ann street.
Locked up in the Tombs for trial
sabbath Breokers- Officer Applcyard. of the Fifth
individuals by the names of Edward j. Warren, Joel
Gable Israel Long and Ephraim Maand for rotous and
oyster cellar the corner of Lspenard street and
BROADWAY Upon being brought before Justice Osborne
the matter they .9 o
the magistrate not to do the like again
.ansmpt at Bu' giary-Twe fellows called Joseph Dix
on ana inomas Jenkinson both arrested Satur
DAY night on suspicion Of burglary. Officer Fuane of
me 10Th ward made the arrest and Justice Roome locked
.4noher-George Johnson was likewise arrested for
an attempt to burgariousy the premises No DIT
west a2d street. by boring holes with auger through
the pack dooi but detected the act
justice Hoome committed the rascal for trial.
III Strange Story-Under this head We noticed the ar
rest OF young man by the Of John Cottrell In
yesterdays Herald on a charge of inducing a young
woman OF easy virtue, by the name of Ann Wrenn on
board OF the ship Osceoa, lying at pier No g. North Ri
ve and OBTAINING her on board against her will for two
days and three nights Justice Drnker inve the
case yesterday with great deal of care and cir
cumstances which came to the Justices knowledge he
was fully convinced that Mr. Cottrel although his
yuaa Aiorv l,v1
genuemanly, yet from the testimony produced, he felt
confident that felony had been committed
ly he should not hold the accused on the charge
The Justice however after few remarks. severely re-
primanded the accused and also forward young man
oil 10 years OF age who figured conspicuously in the
whole transnction-showing most decidedly the march
OF intellect in the present rising generation; also ths
young man whom the girl called lover was hold
up to view in this affair in thing but an envable mo-
sition The names of these last two young men we re.
fran from giving trusting that the exposition in the DO
lice office will prove without going to the world at
large) sautary caution fer their future conduct
through life Justice Drnker further remarked that he
was satisfied in his mind from certain nance uverngs
OF certain individuals that hang around the Office that
the complaint merely instituted for the purpose of
extortng money from the accused and he Justice Drink
err regretted much that the testimony sucsnt
ly strong enough the the parties for
conspiracy. Much credit il due officer Stewart for
the perseverng manner he showed in bringing the par
ties up before the JUSTICE which threw new light up
on the whole affair thereby exposing new move.
ments. which we shall notice more fully hereafter