The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-17

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Grand Lsrcssy.-ohcsrs shadbolt and feno, Of the
18th ward arrested three boys by the names
on a charge Of breaking open trunk on board the
schooner North America lying At the foot Of Governeur
street and stealing 200 IN osna o,s and cop
can't Ciberson master of the above vessel. Justice
Timpson committed them all for a further bearing
bouse occupisd by Mr. G. W. Perry situated at Bellve
New Jersey was burslariously entered on Tuesday
entrance through the kitchen window, stealing there
from one black dress coat satin vest six silver spoons
dozen knives and forks together with pocket book
Containing $3.50 in as and SIS on the Orange Bank,
New Jersey and four five dollar bills on the Newark
Banking Insurance Company-alsoa promisory note for
sSrsbam Van Ripper at the Newark Banking Insur-
apce Co another note for $500 drawn by A. Van Ripper
TWO suspicious looking chaps hired horse aud wagon
at Jersey City ON morning Of the robbery about 10
o'clock from Samuel Mclaughlin and were seen TO cross
the Hackensack bridge about II O'CLOCK anu returned
ing with another suspicious locking fellow on horseback
These fellows supposed to be the rascals who com
aRmueksr in an Omnibus "A lady yesterday, while in
one of the Broadway either dropped from her peck
had her pocket picked by some expert knacs Ola
BILL and ffty cents change, ali $los 6oloo Any in
considered keep sake by the lady, given to officer
Welcb at the lower police office Tombs win meet imme-
= Dong an auctioneer Officer Burly, one of the exps-
renced officers attached to the lower police, arrested
yesterday Yankee by the name OF Nathaniel Elliott
resident of Woonsockett, Rhode Island on charge OF
obtaining six silver plated table and six silver pa
ted tea spoons valued in all at $l2 from James Mixtsr
auctionser, No. William street 1t appears from the
testimony taken before that excellent magistrate JUS
tce that Tuesday last the accused purchased
at the above auction store lot OF spool cotton whon
he paid for but at the time considered himself
shaved by the old system practised by certain auction
in that vicinity consequently upon expressing his
dissatisfaction, the auctoneer agreed to exchange the
cotton the above spoons, and bargain struck
and the day in trotted the Yankee with the denti
cal two boxes which conveyed away the day before
containing the cotton and said to the auctonseNow
will you exchange those two boxes for the spoons Yes
boxes (supposng they contained the cotton) and Oh
started the Yankee. But scarcely had he left
t Sose 'SIs s.d Of os pine
wood nicely packed In to make tho weight Upon find
ing himself 'dene" he immediately applied to the
above magistrate for redress, who after hearing the
factsin the both sides, considered 1t best to
hold Mr.. Elliott to bail In the sum of $foo to keep the
some Of the other Of the fraternity
and thus deprive them Of tho reputation they 90 long
have enjoyed FOR cnteness and sharp desnns;
arrested yesterday called John Moran having In
his possession three vests and piece OF gingham
for which an owner is wantsd-appy to the above ON
the station house Of Sd street and the Bow
cry. Justice Timpson locked him up for examination
arrested last night man called John flynn on charge
of attempting pick the pocket OF German emgrant
Locked up for trial by Justice Drinker:
the 4th ward arrested last night ~ Sailors deserters
from the U. g. ship Ohio. They all taken back for
service
Attempt at Burglary-The premises No 10 Lispenard
street attempted to be forced about O'Clock
Wednesday morning by soue burglars but were for
tunatey disturbed In their nefarous operations by one
Of Captain Perys vigilant policemen.
Caught on the Lft."-Omcer Viii, Of the 18th ward
arrested yesterday black fellow called Tom jenkins,
whom the officer caught in the act Of coming out OF the
premises No ia Second street having In his possession
two silver spoons and britannia moasses cup, belong
ing to Mr. Cassidy the occupant Of the above premises
Justice Tmpson locked him up for trial
Arrest Of Baggage Snasher. "-Omcer Kent, ofthe
Sd ward arrested yesterday man called John FttE-
gerald, charge Of carrying of trunk containing
wearing apparel valued ut $780, from the land
ing foot of Barclay street. belonging to James Sames
Justice Drinker committed him for examination.
Haul of Dock Thiepes.-A posse Of policemen Of the
s ward arrested yesterday afternoon drove of dock
thieves consisting of boys, girls, and old women, all
Dutch-twenty-fo -four In number-each with basket or
bag filed with various articles pundered from property
the dock, such coffee, sugar cotton, &c; some Of
the women were armed with short knife fastened on
the heel of their boot which they with remarkable
effect In striking coffee bags the sly and then after
wards muster around pick the grains that naturally
fall from the holes When brought into the police ONCE
the little began to baw and the old women spu-
tered Dutch and mixture of lingo that the scene
perfectly laughSble. Justice Drnker took the
Of each of these public marauders, giving each
reprmand and allowed them to 20 this time but
with the understanding, that II they were caught
again committing the same Depreciation he would GER
tsinly send them all to the penitentiary