The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-21

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with great ectat.
CoRoNER's IsauEsr inquest was held yesterday
evening on the body Of an lrshman who was killed by
embsnkment falling on him in Atlantic street, near
Powers. A verdict was rendered accordingly.
Police Intelligen 9.
a Dishonest serUanf-Uf1cers J. Rafferty, and Cllf-
ford Of the Sd ward arrested yesterday morning,
Irish girl by the Of Catharine Pryor, charge
of stealing six black lace wells worth $4s piece Of
Scotch plaid worth ST. and four chemise valued at 49,
worth in all S54, the property Of Mr. Michael Myers
the proprietor Of the mourning store No 4a5 Broadway
that the accused in the employ of Mr. My
ers last and during her months service carried
off the above property but suspicion resting decidedly
the servant she was discharged from the premises
and nothing transpired respecting the
Of the property, until Thursday last Mrs. Myers
walking at Hoboken, and observed on the bonnet Of
lady of the identical wells which had been stolen
from her premises. This circumstance Mrs. NJ men,
toned to her husband that evening, and gentleman
who present IAN heard the story and
next morning this gentleman related the incident to
his iandisdy, with whom he boarded In Greenwich
streetapd strange tell this lady the very per-
who in the possession of the veil at Hoboken
when seen by Mrs Myers This nnravelle the mystery
by the lady immediately explaining how and by what
means csre III possession Of the article which gave
the necessary clue the robbery traced directly
to this dishonest servant girl, whose residence was
certained be No 10 City Hall Place. and searching
lance Of the property recovered from the pawn
shops Of Goodman and Simpson. Justice Osborne COM
aes oS 70 G,SnS Ocsrs WbiSsSart and
Costgan Of the Sd district police office arrested yeser
day morning two young men, by the names Of Patrick
Plunkett and Joseph Lacey charge Of stealing from
two gentlemen at the Franklin Bath gold watch worth
500 likewise silver watch worth $50, together with
$45 In money, watch, and $32 Of the money
covered from the accused parties by the above officers
Justice Timpson locked them both for further
mination.
"A Dishonest Brother-Onicer DAWN, Of the 18th
ward, arrested on Friday night q Young man by the
Of James Austin, charge Of breaking open the
chest OF his BROTHER Charles Austin and stealing there
from $40 in money The accused detected board
Of Of the Albany boats as she starting for
that city. On searching his person $25 Of the monsy
was recovered. Looked up by justice Timpson the
charge
Petn Larcenies-OHice Brady, of the 7th ward, ar
rested, yesterday, black fellow called Charles smith,
the having been caught in the act Of stealing
silver spoon from the basement OF the dwelling house
the Of Henry and Jefferson streets. Locked up
Justice Timpson fellow called Bob Smith arrest
ed on Thursday night, by officer Reeves, of the 7th
ward suspicion Of having been concerned In stealing
fourteen bags of Locked mp for further hearing
Arrest Of Lawyer-Ofcer Crosett Of the lower po-
lice Office, arrested yesterday lawyer by the OF
Merritt Van Wart a warrant issued by Justice o.
borne, wherein he stands charged the affidavit OF
Daniel A. Gale with having derauded the said Gale
Of Judgment, valued nc 5000, found in the Supreme
Court Justice Osborne held the accused to pail ia
$500 to answer the charge
George w. Brown, young man late of Phila
delphis, arrested last night and lodged In I'll
drdge prison. the charge of
~ obtaining aud deposing of the property Of Peter "
iusted the value Of $50 MIR. Hustled mad been held
to bail by Brown for charging him with being swndler
fow days ago.