The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-30
Police lntetiiUcuee.


Prince John Davis two sscas. III. Lower Police ar
Leopold Mark Hsnlsr. and Newman Leopold. ksspips
store at No 81 Maiden lane, warrant Issued by Jus
pnt Of Edward ssssr ana oSsrs with the crime Of
perjury appears that TIE perjury consists 10 the &C.
sssd 81 s % sa on On ssou
the 2sh day Of October last wherein il was set forth
that Edward selger was debtor BY which
AFFIDAVIT writ Of attachment issued against Seliger
holding him to bail on the suit-when on the contrary
it alleged that Mr. seger resident Of this city. but
The accused parties have demanded q hearing in the
case, and the magistrate appointed O'Clock Wsdnes
day afternoon for the investigation
Arrest for Receping Stolen Goods.-Oficer Dennis.
Of the sachss at the Court Of Sessions arrested
asOrs a. No. IS canal street on bench
warrant wherein he stands charged with buying pair
ONE s Sssa'pa ana h On
perry hsving been stolen from Mr. James Rodgers,
matchmaker. at No 4lOx Broadway, and bought BY the
accused Farrell for three shlings, kno wing 10 al
legged full WE'LL the property to be stolen at the time Of
purchase. Held to bail 10 The OF $500 to answer.
Burglary Tho shoemakers shop occupied BY Thomas
sullivan No lso Laursns street. burglarossly
tered on Sunday night, W some kract smen forcing
and shoes thsrsfro and escaping with the pluDdsr No
arrest
No. 81 Amy street, entered Saturday night be-
tween the hours Of and 10 o'clock 10 the temporary
absence of the servant who was gone to the grocery
from the premises clsrst coored coat worth $2S
together with ladies' dress, worth S. 10 all sss and
rascal to be lurking near the house shortly be-
Hor.e Stesiins Two old thieves. called John Nc
Gra,h ard WIN Mclaughlin were both caught In the
Of stesling two horses. which the rassas were
rying Of on their backs when detected by ecsr File
longsa to Mr. B,gsrt l+i Chatham street It appears
the horses made Of wood. Justicsosborns locked
Altempt to Pick q Poeket.-Ohicsr Moloney, Of the
I'd ward, srre.tsd on Sunday night man calling him
the pocket OF N. David ION. However. when brought
before Justice Osborne the evidence not being sufficient
aganst him the magi'ra discharged himirom custody
Mccormick a servant in the employ Of Mr. Henry Ca
daso No. Is Chatham street. was arrested on Sunday
night BY oncer Garvey Of the 9th ward polic. on a
charge stealing from her employer several gold rings
money and goods Committed for examination by Jus
Stealing lamps "A fellow called Bart Haley was AZ.
rested by officer Riley, Of the 9Th ward. whom the Off
on the o r II s az
wanted Apply to Colonel Snow clerk Of police at the
rombs The accused was locked up for examination ~,
ward police arrested on Sunday night fellow calling
himself Joseph Chspple on suspicion Of having stolen
Engaged in an open lot chopping off their heads and
stripping of their feathers in order to conceal their den-
conveyed the operator and the fowls before Justice
Kechsm. who very prudeny locked the supposed thei
and chick to sws a. owner
arrested Sunday, by oficer Watson, OF the 9th
ward charge Of stealing watch belcnsingto Tho
mas Bowe. No So Cherry street. Locked up for exam
| nation BY Justice Osborne
Caught at Last.-About two weeks ego, Mrs Bruce,
residing in Bile. cksr street. had stolen her premises
asha~I worth 49, together with bonnet. supposed at
the time to have been done by female. who was seen
toeevs the no sings we're heard OF the stolen
Ludlow street. when she observed black woman with
her identical shawl upon her back Mrs Bruce imme
diaely followed her. AMI after passing through several
streets, she brought up At No us MulcsTry stree,
where MRS Bruce demanded her shawl. and upon
afn fHO
Don1elly. one OF the efacient policemen of toe
l4h ward, who imms disteiy took the woman into Gus
she gave the name Of Eliza stephens and was locked
for tislthe oicer then returned ssan TO tine prem
in Mulberry street whore on ssarcninK me room ne
basket china fruit do new bed tick. eight new
shirts. several silk handterchiefs. Rob Roy shawl
together with lot of German silver spoons, and kniv
aud forks, aud twenty Eight pawn tickets, embracing
various articles Of clothing for ell Of which
IL w,ntsd. Apply at the i4th Weird Station House
Centre Market.
The RELIEF SHIP JAMssrowN.--The James
town sailed from the navy yard, Charestown
Cork Ireland yesterday morning at half past eigb
O'clock with .'rons cr; sn,. fr.m n The end: q
peopled with spectators to witness her departure UndeI
her three topsas single resed she dashed along at the
d DOWN the barber as Il they BEEN al
From her mszen peak h,ated the stripes and stars and
green shamrock in the centre fhe steamer r. b
Forbes, Capt Morris, with party Of gentlemen on
board, accompanied her down 70 the lighthouse where
parting cheers given and returned and thcn the
gallant ships courses and opgallant sails SET and
away she vent full twelve knots hour Good luck
tend and those board and may they return speed.
y and safely. The following is list Of her ofncers.-
Robert b. Forbes, Esq comm nder, Capt w. Macon.
dry. l.t officer; Capt James D Farwsll 81 do Csp,
lanes II Fsote, 81 do Capt John B. White 4th do ;
Luther Parks Jr surgeon; William Peele gunner; vii.
am Jones' bost'wain Ezra w Brntnsli, carpenter.
George Clap, sailmsker The purssr. George H.
man, Jr, came to the navy Yard, with his Luggage.
about TED mou'es too late and lett behind Bosion
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