The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-02

MAY IA Pdrdoned Conrict Caught .4gdin.-Ohicer
Harbinson, of the 4th ward, arrested last night
by the name of Samuel Park charge of assaulting
man by the name of John Scoles staying at the Wal
ton House, Franklin Square and stealing from his per-
81 soveregns. So 50 in silver aud 81 bank bill On
searching the accused at the Station House. purse
tanning 10 sovereigns found in the lining of his
taooDs; soveregns discovered in the rascas
mouth. The officers, after giving him a considerable
choaSng compelled him to disgorge the stolen treasure
1t appears that these two men. Park and Scoles, toge
ther with six others arrived here Thursday last, in
the brig Thetis. from Bermuda, where, il seems they
had been transported by the British government from
the county Of orshire convicted of desperate burgla
res. This ascertained from the fact Of the officers
hndng on their persons, when arrested, the pardons
granted 10y the above government, which showed that
Park and Scoes had served out years prior to the
date of the pardon. The Scoos accounts for hav
ing tho money is. that he was allowed much
per day for work, by which mode of
industry he accumulated he above sum Of money. JUS
lice Osborne committed the accused to the Tombs for
trial Some of these pardoned convcts understand.
lodging in and out Of Jack Rings crib in
Cherry street yesterday consequently upon this dstin-
guishcd arrival doubt shall be honored by many
"l1racks for these men must live and to work VIII be
the very last thing they'll think OF doing, so police be
the look out and the sooner these chaps are spotted
the better
Hghway Ro66ery--ohlcer Relyca one of the efficient
attached at the Lower Police arrested on Friday
night, n man by the of Lawrence Madden, on n
charge Of knocking down a by the name Of Thomas
Mullen in Centre street Hester street, on Thurs
day night last and while almost nsonsibe by the blow
stole from his person gold watch valued at 500 JUS
tice Osborne committed the accused for examination
Caught in The .7ct-Oiicers Penney, Elliott and Mil
night John Thomas, John Mcguire, and John Cassidy
all of whom detected on board the ship Columbia.
living at the foot of Beekman street The rascals, IL
seems had already broken off the strap from trunk
and to obtain admtance into the cabin they broke
Of the lights In the officers making the arrest Of
the rasca jumped overheard into tho river thinking
make good his escape by that manouvre but the off,
being very export succeeded in capturing this nmbo
diver, and hauling him shore Justice Osborne locked
them all up for trial.
BwgiaryThe dwelling house, No. 50 Broome street,
occupied by Mr. John Norman, entered on FRIDAY
night by burglars through the cellar and from one
Of the rooms the rascas conveyed trunk into the YARD
forced IL open, and stole therefrom $40 in money
together with calico and two silk dresses worth S2o
Value in all $50 No arrest.
.frrest Suspicion. Officers Watson ana Garvey,
two excellent belonging to the 9th ward arrested
yesterday afternoon sailor looking follow caeu Cor
Illus llandey whom the officers found in orange s.'es.
ondeavorng TO sell two brown summer coats WIN .ne
mark of a ticket attached TO the collars Inesc eV
are evidently stolen, and for which an owner - "a
Apply TO tho above officers, AT the siN'h warn s'"
house ,,y..or and
qrres of scue Burglar -oaicefs Waas ,ontin9
Caryoy arrested yesterday evening Lnie'lns , rs
chan called James Meehan, whom the oncers iounu vi
the roof of the dwelling house kept ny MIS- wpicy, Nv
No as Cross street The rascal bad entered through
tho scuttle and from Of the bed.rooms hnu s'sh
several dresses belonging 70 sne s,r rs.,nn
tics Osborne looked him up for examinsuon