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

Police intelligence.
Charge Of Grand Ldrcsny--Thst valuable offcer, John
the name OF Luke Dllou warrant issued by Justice
ing large quantity Of household furniture valued at
$500 the property Of elderly widow by the Of
he house No SO Greenwich for the purpose OF keep.
Ing boarders last spring and the accused OF her
to carry the business any prota1 lie advantage
herself, concluded to break up housekeeping, and
the lsndlorlt ook the house of her hands in the
fall OF the year Mrs Johnson then stored her fur
niture with Mr. Wsldworth in Greenwich street near.
y opposite her former residence, FOR safe keeping
demanded the properly thus stored by Mrs. Johnson
stating that i belong to himself which was given up
accused, and tho money appropriated to his
Justice Drinker committed him to the Tombs for exsm
nation.
Arrest of q Piekpocket.-O Officer Williams, of the Sd
ward arrested, yesterday forenoon notorious pick
pocket called Jack shinkle, alias the Kid" whom the
officer detected in the of sounding" the tail
pockets of various persons in Washington market when
after watching him around the market for some time
the copper" necked him, and took the cow before
the chief OF police, where he identified as Old
Philadelphia 'knuck' he having served OUT term of
in the Massachusetts State prison, with his Pal
Jack Mcdonald, and since that, he has been
fenced for six months in Brooklyn for picking a
This same chap kept for short time in Phadslpha
coal Office as 'staA off," to cover his depredations
The chief locked him and to day he will be spot
ted by all the police department. by the way Of wish
ing ,S .ppsJy MAP happy HsUo n Mavo
relative to tho arrangement and better diffusion Of police
information to be derived BY the officers detailed by his
Honor at the LIST, I'd and Sd Police Courts 1t appears
that there nine officers stationed at the LIST Police
District in the Tombs, and iour at each of the other Of
will be removed from the Tombs and placed AT the other
two Offices and two from each OF the other offices will be
ordered to take their place, and SO on, alternately,
Pardoned. AN Engshman, by the name Of Thomas
H. Bramha who was sentenced on the 7th Of last No
vember, by the Court of Sessions for term Of six
months to the penentiary he having been convicted Of
passing spurious bank bills. Governor Wright yestsr
day granted conditional pardon follows On condi.
ton that the said Bramhsl upon leaving the penenta-
ry shall surrender himself to the legal custody Of Al
s os ii. 9TH on
next TO ship him on board of some vessel bound for
port in Great Brainand that he depart in such vessel
from the United States not to return to them for period
OF five years. or that the said stoneali return him
| to the Penitentary to serve out his SENTENCE
don this pardon shall cease. and the said BIamhal re-
turn TO the pennentary and serve out his sentence.
Backwels Island yesterday and placed in The city pri
SON. when he WILL on Saturday next, be conducted, il
which sails for Liverpool on the above day
.d,rest Of Stass DrlDerrO Officer Leonard Stage In
from on h1 RsynCs asS
pears that Alderman Hart, Of the 9Th ward, hin
standing with his stage on the crossing opposite Court
andt street, and requested him on which he 10
fused to do at the same time using language Of very
abusive nature towards the Alderman, who made no
more to do but immediately informed the Chief Of 20
lice who caused the arrest of the driver the corner
of Chambers street and Broadway. He was conducted
| to the 1ombs.
.arrest on SuspicionO Officers Van Brunt and Walsh
Of the 10Th ward arrested last night two fellows called
John Thomas and John Gillian having in their posses
which they were endeavorng to sell at stable in Mer
Ger street, for which an owner is wanted Apply at the
police Office, 6th avenue. Justice Roome locked the
| fellow up for examination.
ROBBED ON the Fte Points, Officers Watson and McMa-
nus, arrested yesterday fellow called Patrick McCaw-
ley charge OF stealing SIS from John Alvord, while
in house OF doubtful reputation the Five Points.
Locked up by Justice Drnker.
.7rreH Of Shophter-Oicer Brumstead, of the 10th
ward, arrested yesterday fellow called John schoals.
on charge of stealing set Of studs valued at 49, from
the ewclry OF Stebbins Co corner Of Fulton St
and Broadway. 1t seems this tchsp into the store
for the purpose oil pricing some ewelry and watching
opportunity stole the above property On searching
his person the property was found Locked up by JUS
.Srrestof Hack Drirers Officers Bloom aud Huh.
wate, Hack Inspectors, arrested yesterday Bernard
Ntzhugh, owner OF cab No Al; Castles and NcGovern
coach No 1885, Charles Gallagher, Of No. 227 all OF
coming the Park stand without the number OF the
coach painted on the lamps and for not having their
Patrick Quinn was aEen before His Honor hs
Mayor yesterday and fined So for similar offence. In
| default Of payment he was locked up in prison
Keeping a D,sorderiy Householder Martin, Of the
9Th ward arrested yesterday Phebe Doty, warrant
wherein she stands charged with keeping disorderly
house at No l64 Church street Justice Drinker held
her bail in the sum Of $500 in default of which she
was committed to Prison.
Recovery Of .icordon Officer Stephens recovered
yesterday, from second hund shop kept by L. Jacobs
in Chatham street, handsome accordion, belonging to
Mr. John L. Cley, worth $40. it having been stolen ut
| the great fire in July, year ago.
Burgary-The shop occupied by John Mitchell in the
rear, No 20 Vamdam street. was burglariousy entered
last night by of false key and To- OF brass and
German silver flute Keys. valued near S4O in an un
finished state. also small in n Frame such as
are used by silyersmiths stolen ihererom. No arrest
anofher.-The prem.s SEES No 29S Bowery, occupied by
MIR. Henry B. Venn, burgariously entered on the
night OF the 20th and robbed of eight ball tickets No
other property taken. No arrest
Robbed in an Omnibus "A lady obbed yesterday
gold watch on the back Of which was engraved
j. V. B. Varck, while riding up broadway in one of
he 18th street omnibuses. No arrest.