The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-23

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| Charge 81 Grand Larceny.-Onssr Lsnvaor q, IN.
n.a arsss va last night two men, called JOSIAH
man by the Of John Morisry Of So, q LOOPING
chain, valued at 500, together with two soysrO
50 In change. IL appears that Moriartv vas f.m,SI
the street. and the accused under the prstsucs oS an
ssting him to go home. touched" him Of hs w.teh
and money Justice Drinksr locked them both up for
Stealing Clothing scatlia Of the lA.h ward
police arrested yesterday woman called Bridget Null
doom charge Of stsslng several pieces Of ribbons
together with some articles OF female apparel Valued
IL Broadway Justice Timpson locked her up trial
Haul Of pagrants Officers Mo Msnus and others ar
rested on Tuesday night 80 women Of the lowest grade
sent by Justice Drnksr for the term Of and months
to Backwes Island In order to recruit their strength
Charge Dismssed-Two coored men were arrested the
other dayby the Of Francis Champion and Henry
Johnson on charge of having taken various articles
from the Abury church in Sd street, fsouiousy The
case was examined before Justice Timpson who dismiss
ed the case, there being evidence to sustain the
charge.
Ias.naSty of Coun.el-The day before yesterday,
Patrick Farrell and Thomas Carroll on charge OF hs-
wing robbed VIM O'Nel Of 500 The wife OF one Of
the prisoners feeling exceedingly anxious to obtain the
liberation OF her husband employed OF the Tombs'
practitioners to aid her which he did by receiving fee
o. 81 and then advised her to pay the complainant
OF all claims, and then application mace before
Justice Drinksr for the discharge of the prisoner The
instead of obtaining discharge O'Nci was detained
for compromising felony, and was made to refund
proceedings
be brought against the learned counsel to-day
Threatening to Cowhide-Ofhcer Lawrence Of the
I'd district police, arrested blood about town called j.
Cadwalsder Evans, charge Of threatening to
hide MIR John Burdel dentist, No Union Place, nth
In an inch Of his life and that too before sundown
Mr. B. fearing that he might carry his threat into
cution made the complaint and Justice Drinker held
the accused to bail in the sum Of $780, in default Of
which he was committed to prison.
Charges of LibeI-Some ls months ago several mer-
chants of this city appointed agent by the Of
Samuel p Church, to visit the State of Mississippi in
order to ascertain the standing and responsibility Of diff
ferent merchants residing there and forward
lars to that effect; and amongst the doubtful houses
olassed In Of these circulars the Arm Of Taylor
Hale < Murdoch, Of Columbus. This circular having
been Pr ssed around and shown to many merchants in
| this city, tending at that time to effect their
| reputation and standing in business materially
particularly the private character OF Mr. Taylor
assaed the firm OF Taylor, Hale s. Murdoch was SOL
vent at that time and Is still good The parties how
feel determined to prosecute all for
libel consequently investigation Is going that
purpose, and In few days a little light win be
| shown in the shape Of arrests.
Taken from Thief.-A quarter cask OF wine marked
G., was taken from thief by constable JOSEPH, for
which an owner Is wanted Apply to the above oicsy
| opposite the Tombs, centre street