The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-15
Police InteIllven,Ce.

Police Intelligence.
MAY Ia burglary, and Escaped Conpict - Officers
Crolius and Baker, of the 9th ward arrested We'd
nesGsy last at o'clock in the morning two desperate
bi9ek burglars. called AL Wilroy and Jesse Manning
the officers found snugly snoozng in their roos
IN small room, situated up an alley way in Watt
street, near hudson street. me omeers moved with
came to the room door, when placing their to the
kcy-hoe, they distinctly heard the black rascas
snoring inside. To make the arreet sure, there
were two doors leading from the room, Of the
officers went to the front door and the other to
open at the instant, and there sure enough lay
both Of The black chaps In bed the floor They
grumbng wishing to know all the time what they were
pulled for, When, just they ready to start
wsoy made ,S desperate gnt to escape having
luckily missed and struck the door; Crolius
quick as fash Of lightning, bounced upon the niger
few taps the head from the bly' of the oflcer
Mr. "Nig' thought 1t best to surrender minus his shirt
and vest which ripped into pieces during the strug
gle to escape They subsequently both ed by
the aid Of nice pair of handouts and conveyed before
old offender and escaped convict He having been SEN
fenced on the 9th Of August astfor second offence to
two years imprisonment on Blackwel's Island and es-
capped in November folowing since which time he has
the day and at night saying forth to commit his depre
winter committing burglaries almost nightly with
Of his pals" Much credit is due officer Crous for tho
rate villain Justice Osborne committed them both for
examination
Fefn observation-disclosures Corneen- OF the sixth ward.
arrested last night a man called John Paterson, on
charge Of stealing Buffalo robe, for which is
wanted Apply to the above officers oaacers Feeny
and Costello, Of the Sixth ward arrested last ght
called Mary Daily, q charge of stealing $l3 from
countryman. by the name Of Archibald Stewart while
the Five Points, IS Of the money was recovered by
the officers and the woman and Driscol both
Caught on the Jump. pa black fellow called Henry
Jackson caught the jump, yesterday by officers
Mansfield and May both very active officers, belonging
n ard nj hnvsn vaI Ir.l.
ling house, No 10 First avenue and stolen therefrom
two pair Of pantaoons the property Of MIR sreuc The
property was recovered by the officers, and Justice
Ketcham committed him for trial
Stealing Buer.Ofhcer Lown, of the Sd ward arrest
ed yesterday fellow called John Jackson, charge
OF stealing tub of butter Locked up by Justice o.
borne
Arrests Suspicion. Lee, of the Fourth
Ward. and constable Rue, arrested yesterday two
called Charles Murry alias Henry and Charles Green,
having In their possession piece Of brown cashmere
CLOTH mixed, kind Of summer goods, which the
Gals trying to sell, for which owner is wanted
Apply to Mr. snow, clerk Of police. Tombs. Justice Os-
.aryest on SuspieiomA woman two or thrsse DAVIS
arrested suspicion of having stolen wallet
containing fifteen or twenty dollars in bank bills which
she said before the magistrate she found in the street
Any person having lost the above property will have
restored to them by applying to MIR Snow the clerk of
police, Tombs.
Political ind Personal.
Alfred b. Street is likely to be the whig candidate for
Surrogate Of Albany county.
The board Of Supervisors at Onoudaga county have
hxed the salary Of County Judges at ~, 400.
In the second Judicial District the democrats have
hrawn Seward saIsnlo Of Duchess county John
o. Kings and seah B. Strong Of Suffolk, for Judges of
tho district.
The wings have nominated George Wood Hugh Max
well, f. A. White and Mr.. McKesiock"
At the first meeting of the newly pected Council Of
Lafayette, protest, drawn up by number Of the men,
beers OF the Board aud other citizens against tho legal
ity OF the election Of the whole Council presented,
and committee appointed to hear the argum,
OK the counsel on the question The ground upon which
To ra e s c party 1s
ers OF Election were Illegally sworn
John L. Robinson Of Rush county the locofoco can.
didae for Congress In the third district Of Indiana
Tho citizens OF Augusta, Ca have held n meeting
Hon L. u Ford In the chair, and appointed committee
extend to tbs Hon. Daniel Webster an invitation to
visit that CITY, and In thssvenof his acceptance to
make arrangements FOR his entertainment the guest
OF the city.
The venerable Judge Daggett has been seriously
" within few days, but this morning we are glad to
learn, he was better-Nsy Hspcn Palladium May TO-
The citizens Of jefferson county Kentucky have for.
varded silver pitcher to the lady Of General Taylor
and cent aletter to the General Informing him Of the
Of regard for the hero Of Busna vista a. MAJ" and
their xseat admraton of his brilliant achievements
The election In Providence on Wednesday resulted In
toe chocc Of all the law and order candidates by hand
some naJofies ThD election excited much interest
and the vote was large Thomas NJ Burgess was elect.
cd Mayor ~ majority of 222 over all others
FLoN Nova ScoTM.--By the packet brig Aca-
qian We have Halifax papers to the Sth inst
ron wliich we mako the following extracts The
uls Twenty-Five bills have boon passed lurug he sos
sion. he speech Of the Lieutenant Governor refers to
the late riots near Belfast and approves Of re-
adopting such measures may tend prevent
rsaee Of similar scenss His excelsuey slso promises
his best support system Of responsible
Ia that island, recommended in an address her ms
jesty, during the past sessicn