The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-29
Bodice intelligence.

.arrs.s Of Fugitive Burgiar-c unstable schlem. Of
and officer Rider of the Sixth ward in this
eity arrested yesterday afternoon young man calling
Hmsen Andrew Jackson alias sandy Cain, - whom they
1und IN crib on the Five Points a charge Of
tailoring store kept by Greenville Stokes,
no 2o2 Market street. Philadelphia the 27th Of March
ns stealing therefrom quantity Of ready made cloth
. @ed at near 5000 On taking the accused before
s; osborne that magistrate ordered the officers to
s, MIN, when thoy found his person pairs of
ns, coat and vest, which clothing was identified
ny ocer Scnem as portion of the stolen property the
hie Oh Nr Stokes being written thereon. The officer
orni VIII convey him back to Philadelphia this
=. Disordery HOuse-Onicers Garrison and Crummie Of
Evoy, Rosanna Devlin, Bridget Leahey. and Bridget
Everett on charge Of keeping a disorderly house at
No II Thames street. Locked up by Justice Drnker
Fehf Lareeny-Omcer Sweeney, Of the 10th ward
arrested yesterday two boys called Dick May and Cor
neSs Earle on charge Of stealing necklace valued
at 81, belonging to Catharine Hoope residing at the
corner Of Norfolk and Hester streets Locked up by
Justice Ketcham. -
arrest Of a Conrict--Poleeman Henshaw of the 9Th
ward arrested Tuesday night called Eliza
beth Dunn she having escaped from Blackwes Island
before the expiration of her term of sentence Sent to
her old quarters by Justice Roome
Arrest Suspicion.Ofcer Costello of the 9th ward
arrested last night fellow called Thomas McCarty
having in his possession Is yards of calico pair Of dark
panaoons and three pieces of ticking containing nearly
100 yards for which is wanted. Apply to the
above officer at the station house. Tombs Justice o.
borne locked the accused up for examination
Suspicion Of Grand Larceny-Poceman Duffy Of
the 4th ward arrested last night woman called Mary
Davis suspicion of stealing Sa2 from Hugh Feathers
Detained for examination.
.4ssauiting Ofcers.-Two men called Terrence Dom
nelly and Timothy Flanagan were arrested yesterday
afternoon charge Of assaulting Assistant Captain
Dryer and policeman Morris Of the LIST ward Justice
Osborne held them severay to bail in $500 each in de-
fault Of which they were both locked up.
Charge Dismissed.-Ths cartman, John D. King, and
John Hughes the carpenter whose arrest we noticed In
Tuesdays Herald charge Of stealing quantity Of
wearing apparel the property of Captain Wayne from
the possession Of Bortle Springer, No. 203 Chambers
Justice Osborne after hearing explanation in
the case dismissed the accused from custody.
Charge Of L1bei-Constable Josephs, arrested last
evening man by the name Of Edward Hooker, on q
warrant Issued by Justice Osborne wherein he stands
charged with libel Mr. Joseph RUSSELL Of the firm OF
Pudney Russell No. 81 Liberty street 1t appears that
Hooker alleged have written two notes directed to
Mr. E. B. Clayton, setting forth that certain prsmsory
note held by Clayton and drawn BY Mr. Blunt and en-
dorsed by Pudnsy Russell rather doubtful paper,
and in ali probability would not be paid, thus injurins
the credit and standing Of the complainant Justice
Osborne committed him to prison In default OF Dali