The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-22
Police lntcifbQe n Gee

ZEE. 2l-Outrsse on the Leng Isfand As,lrosd-toI
time past the Constructors OIL the Long Island hali
road have been much annoyed by some person or per-
tearing up the rail thus throwing the locomotive
of the track ut the imminent danger Of fa and lmb
All these oulrages appear be committed in the vicinity
OF st Georges Manor, about seventy miles from New
York Tho last act OF this kind about two weeks
ego and had il not been timely discovered by the hand
that precedes the rain in all probability hs whes
train would have been thrown Of the track, and many
vos lost Suspicion at last has beer lodged against two
farmers residing in the Immediate vicinity OF tnese out
RACES, by the names Of T. Terry and Terry Robinson
and upon the affidavit Of Mr.. Marshall one OF the con-
ducors being made before Judge sEdmonds warrant
was by Judge for the arrest of the
Brown and Bewyer, three Of the Chief aids whe arrest
ed them both Saturday last and cd them before
the above Judge who admitted Thorn to bail in the sum CT
$500 for further hearing in the matter next Thurs
Buuglsry-Ths dwelling house No. 4s vsstry street,
occupied by Mrs CAVITY was blu glsrousiy entered by
bold thief between the hours OF and O'Clock on
Sunday morning by forcing open the doors, stcsilng
thereirom old fashioned silver watch breaking open
the ers turning the things upside down in search
of plumber. No arrest
Queliing a Mtitiny Officers Huthwate, Bloom and
Trenchard attaches of The chiefs Office, were sent yes
terday board OF the British ship Madrass Captain
Conkln lyingat tho quarantine ready for sea- by the
chief OF police n tho request of the British Consul the
of that ship having refused to do duty, which
resulted in the officers Taking four Of the rngsaders
request of the Captain and placed in a. small dark
hoe in the ship apparently reserved Tor such purposes,
to obey ths captains orders Alter this DONE the
officers left the ship, undergoing o rather severe
ride, small boat, the water dashing over tnem ahss,
every minute until reaching the shore.
arye.f on snspieisn officer Brown one Of the chief
aids esed Saturdaynignt Thomas Paul the seward
OF the Bark Hu0oo laying at the loot OF Dover street
on suspicion OF baskng open the captains desk steul
ing therefrom clh,ck draft On Bank in Philadst
pnis for $1,000, and 10 soveregns Committed by the
chief for Assistant Captain Layden Of tbs
sh ward arrested a M called George Duryea ION Sat
urday night on SUSPICION of tns above offence. justice
Drioksr committed hin ia examination
! Robbery-A coIored ma\, by the of John Jsha-
son, just arrived fron hut up ut boarding hsrs
No I6H Thomas street N turdry last hsviag Ia his
trunk ooat cloth cap anew pair OF ooois paii
oil psnts Jacket and dress 'at valued In all SS
and on sun.ay morning. the po fellow found his trank
/ in the yard, broken open Bnd emNy, gu, -,
into clo,hing store of william M U.s. at No ~ Chr
ton street, sboutS o'clock Saturday morning last snS
priced vest, when shortly after their. savhg me STORE
piece Of black doeskin cashmere vail su AZ SSe wa
missing supposed to have been taken thees chap'
One OF ths dressed in q camet eoA 4, IN Sou
buiit the other tall young man, with curly haf' an
wore black overcoAt.