The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-29
Police Intelligence.

.arrea Charge of Murder--Ohicers Hays and
sailor, by the of Allen Moore, from on beard the
brig Stirling, from Savannah, lying at the foot Of Pine
Gn T 81 or him
brother John were on their way from Quebec to this
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on the FIRST day Of this month"; (Decembe and the fol-
awoke by noise in the street. and cries of help for
sistance from his brother john whom he from the
beaten by some 20 men, amongst whom was the accused
him with Hy finally get an
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the life out of his brother, they next threatened him
with violence and to show what they inteneed to do
ing to serve him in the same way whenever they fell in
with him. and all other bloody Protestants He says the
offer him the 95 no pounds sterling, which was found
the person Of his brother but the door being locked
ever he informed them 70 place it into III. hands Of
Mr. Munger the landlord of the house for safe keeping
abou or what has with The body
Hc further said that he well aware that the of
his brothers murder was not with view of rob-
bling him, but merely disple between the parties
the subject of religion the deceased and hs brother be-
ing Presbyterans, and the accused parties Cathocshe
affair." and communicated the circumstances to the Rev.
Mr. Chester, Presbyterian minister but finding that all
Guided to leave likewise and come pnSs to New ev
York, which he did and arrived in this city
about two weeks ago. when yesterday he met who
told him that he the accused Moore board Of the
above brig. Watterson Immediately applied to counsel
or wsdswoth for advice. who at took him before
From the manner Of Waterson and the improbabty Of
the story, together with other crcumstances should
say that Waterson s insane However Justice Drnker
committed Moore for examination, and Waterson was
also committed to prison a. Witness
Coming the Dodge on a Counfryman. -OHcers Ly mn
noon fellow called Charles Jackson alias Foot a
charge Of coming the dodge game on a c'untryman by
complete managed to obtain SIS, and then ran off, It
appears that the accused met the counyman alosg the
dock and showed him wooden ball, whom they
were talking together, the accompcs up and the
two fellows made bet Of $ao that drawer was
money to bet with induced the country man to loan
him the above for that purpose which he dds and
b by
time until stopped by the above officers and conducted
to tho Station House On se<rching the fellow r the
Station House. the ball found his person Ooher
with pocket book containing several sos and $5s
spurious bank bills Justice Timpson locked him up for
BurslaryThe door the basement, corner of Maiden
lane and Pearl street. discovered broken open by
before he had time to do further mischief
Pie!psekst in Church light fingered knuck.
exrsctsd from the pocEet Of Mr. IT, H"z.ard o. Mo-
III Water street. black leather pocketbook containing
scrip and stock amounting to $4oo So in change toseth
9 with sundry other papers OF value. No arrest.
Suspicion Of Burglarv.-A black fellow called WIN.
Thompson, elias Frank Jackson on charge Of being an
accomplish Of the negro Thompson, who detected
in robbing the dwelling house Of Mr. Theodore Crane.
No. So Monroe street Locked up for trial by Justice
Timpson
Burglary at F2atbush.-The residence Of Mr. Isaiah
Washburn of Flabush, Long Island was burglariousy
entered BY some bold "kncksnen" en- Saturday night
last, between the hours OF and IL O'Clock, stealing
thersfom ten silver teaspoons, marked r. o elk table
spoons. marked R. o.; two desert spoons. marked W.
one tongs, marked r. o one salt spoon, marked
r. Wi also, pistol German silver mounted; one gold
breast PIN with topaz stone in IT, and two gold
rings The rascals traced towards this city, whore
Ia all probability they will be caught
n Frseocieus 0iri-Quite good looking GIRL Of only
Is years Of age, by the OF Caroline Bentley.
taken Of den" Of nfamy, located at No 81 Antho-
ny street. by Alderman Hart Of the sh ward whom 10
said had been decoyed away from her parents who
side At roughksepsie, by man employed board
one Of the steamboats, she was placed under the kind
Of Mrs. Foster the goodly matron Of the city prison,
| prior to being sent back 10 her home