The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-09
Police Intelligence.

Boyle arrested yesterday black fellow called James
B Ross sas in bank bills, While in Dutch grocery on
the of Orange street and Leonard. On risEing
the accused at the police office 50 80 Of the stolen
was found on his person also overcoat the rascal
had which purchased with portion of the stolen
money: Committed for trial by Justice Osborne
ment, by Daniel OBrady, No. 81 Park Row, was bur-
glarionsy entered last night by some bold kracksmen,
the door with false Eey an entrances and stoe
therefrom Is pairs Of boots including old boots and
pairs Of gaer boots also pair Of silver spectacles No
arrest.
.4nother-The premises No. Oliver street, occupied
by Mr. Jones, burglarously entered last night by
the rear basement window and number of silver spoons
stolen, together with coat and pair OF boys panta
loons.-No arrest
Arrest on Suspicion officers Brown aud Murray of
the 6th ward arrested yesterday, chap called Daniel
De Merry, whom the officers found concealed in Of
the upper in the dwelling house No ~ varick
street evidently with intent to steal Locked up
False Pretences Officer Davis Of the 18th ward, ar
rested, yesterday called Frederick Trotter on
John Mayer Locked up by Justice Ketcham.
BIaekWePs isiand Conviets-Captsin Buck. of the
purpose of Supporting for examination 5efore the Grand
Jury the following keepers-Morgan l. Mott principal
keeper and deputies Francis German Sutton Lodf rev.
and Brady This vigant officer likewise brought down
for examination two prisoners, called W. Wesworth alias
Green, and VIM Murphy sent for witnesses before
the Grand Jury. Some OF the books brought down
likewise for Investigation, which show upon their
record deficiency of some forty or fifty prisoners
However, this deficiency may in all probability be
planned and every convict satisfactorily accounted for
iull investigation but at present the looks
rather blue Alderman Benson has the whole matter in
man. no doubt the whole affair will receive complete
overhauling
the supposed loss of pocket book containing some
$4,000 purporng to have been cut from the coat tail
Market while on board the steamboat On his way to this
city On his arrival here, he applied to officers Relyea
and Lalor of the Independent Police 4s Centre street,
to record the loss and TO assist him the recovery of the
money. Upon Mr. Relyea nterrogsting Seavery
spectng his loss, that officer convinced that
some pnt in his story did rot correspond with other
"pntsn and in fact the loss of the money merely
ruse to evade the payment Of his creditors, he owing
some $500 and upwards also indebted to Mr. Hib-
bard merchant in Boston The creditors consulted with
the above perseverng officers and through their nstruc
fact that instead of being robbed he had deposited the
money in the hands of his sister in Boston for safe keep
ing The money has since been paid to the creditors in
New York and Boston, entirely through the ingenuity Of
the above officers.
seoed from Destruction That valuable officer, John
Burnley, of the lower police arrested last evening very
handsome young girl. by the name Of Francis w. Rose
OF only years of age, whom he found located in den
of nfamy kept by old mother Miller, No lao Church
street, at the request of her poor aged mother she
taken before Justice Osborne, who ,mmted her to the
kind care Of that excellent maon, Mrs Foster of the
| city prison, for further examination.
Nov. s.-Charge of Perjury.-Ohcer Leonard the
Chiefs right hand man. arrived in town yesterday after
noon from Stratford Conn., having in custody Dr. John
McEwen, whom he arrested rcquisition from Gov
Wright, wherein he stands charged with perjury. Il
appears that Dr McEwen some months ago, made oath
to an affidavit In the Court Of Chancery matter pen
ding between a Mr.. Stage and his wife. wherein Mrs
Ssgg sued her husband tor separation, or divorces and
one Of the charges brought against Mr. stacy was tht
affidavit of DR. McEwen, who swore that Mr.. Stagg wal
an habtual drunkard up to the time and date o
the swearing to this afidavit, when, on the con
trary, MIR. Stage proves that for five months pre-
/ vous, and up to this date he has been Per
feet sober man. and this affidavit bng material to thu
matter at ISSUE being one Of the principal causes bl
which Mrs Stage procured the separation the accuses
was taken before Justice Osborne who admitted him
bail in $4,000 for his appearance at court for trial
Petit Larcenies-Capain Dryer, Of the LIST ward, al
rested last night called Michael Moran, on charg
of stealing IS belonging to Michael Dorsn, residing
No IS Washington street. Locked up for trial by Jastic
Osborne.
Officer Armstrong, of the LIST ward arrested YESTERDAY
a thevish looking chap called William Henry, on
charge of stealing coat belonging to Capt BAKER
Of the brig Fanny Colt Locked up TOR trial.