The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-19

JAN. 49, Grand Larceny-Otiicer Gardner. Of the
called Charles Wentworth. alias Albany Charley q
charge OF stealing fine cloth dress coat pair of pants
Deaman residing at No so Houston street 1t appears
this thief took lodgings at the above premises and the
morning he opened the bedroom door, by false key,
occupied by Dearman, forcing open the trunk, and
selecting this new suit Of clothes carried them off The
whole Of the property was recovered by the above off,
GER where it had been pawned at the va, ious pawn
shops around town. Justice osborne committed him for
trial
Robbed on the Points-Oicers Watson and O'Bren, Of
the 9th ward arrested last night two fellows called
Charles Ross and Chas Wentworth, on charge ofsteal
ing So from man by the name OF Peter Harvey, while
in house Of dsrepute on the Five Points Both locked
up for trial by Justice Osborne.
Stealing Crocksry-Two ch1ps called VIM. woolsey,
alias Nuts. and WIN. Wool were caught yesterday by
officer Gouding Of the 9th ward having in their posses
sion lot of crockery valued at 81 which they had sto
len from Mr. John Mason Of vssey and Washing
ton streets Committed for trial by Justice Osborne.
Attempting to Stab Officer Bliven, of the 10Th ward,
arrested on Sunday evening Irish woman by the name
Of Mary Clendennin on charge Of attempting to stab
MIR John GG,oy sshg No Pas % with
4th street and Lafay place. 1t appears this woman il
laborng under delusion of mind from the fact of
property from her. which she says is justly due her.
II seems this woman had been in the Lunatio Asylum
Hsrner ,S Of the CIV who wps
discharge her from the of these frequent
attacks Of arrangement She was taken before Justice
Merritt and committed to prison to be examined by the
physicians.
Disturbing Religious Worship-Offcer Hopkins, of
the 10th ward arrested Sunday evening boy by the
of James Mcbride, on charge of disturbing the
religious worship Of the church in 18th street. Justice
Merritt held him to bail in 500 for his future good be-
havor, in default Of which he was locked up in the
Tombs.
arrest of Fugitive BurgiarOficer Crosset Of the
the 3rd Ward arrested yesterday morning. Dutchman,
by the of Henry Schmidt, charge Of burgla-
riousy entering the leather store of Mr. William ra,h
watt atTNewark, New Jersey, Sunday night last
stealing therefrom lot of leather valued at $50 The
as cal detected by tho above officer endeavorng to
sell the to Mr. Matthew Armstrong lie aher dealer
No ga Vesey street. The burglar ed back to
Newark in the afternoon by the above vgilant officer
for trial.
Arrest Of Horse Tnief-A man keeping a livery
stable in New Haven, came to this city yesterday in
search Of Jew pedlar, who, some two weeks since,
hired horse and wagon for the purpose he sad Of
going short distance out of town. instead of which,
appears, he drove straight to New York. and sold the
Horse wagon, harness. and buffalo robe valued at $780,
for $s2 The owner of hes property applied for assist
ance to Captain Boudnot Of the Sd ward police who de.
puted officers Wetsell, s. Wyse, and Vanderzee, who
Immediately went in search of the stolen pro-
pey, and Ia the of few hours discovered the
horse standing in front Of a wagon at the Of
Liberty and Washington Streets and the wagon, harness
and robe were found in Forsyth street. The Jew was ar
rested in the course Of the afternoon by Of the ON
GERS OF the 18th ward, when he locked up TO await
arequisitsn from the Governor Of Connecticut TO DC
taken back for trial