The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-30
Police Intelligence.

Burgary.-The segar snufactory of Mr. John An.
derson wa: surglsriCusy entered on Wednesday night
forced OPEN evidently in the search Of money large
quantity Of sogars carried OF by the robbcrs No
arrest
.frYea Of Fugitive Burglar.-OHioer VIM H. Ste.
phens Of this city and L. H. Smith, Of Philadelphia ar
warrant issued by mayor Swift Of Philadelphia wherein
the accused stands charged with burgarously enter
ing the clothing store Of Mr.. Nathan lowering, of
the firm OF lowering Clifton located the corner
OF Second street and Spruce street. Philadelphia in
the year ls43 stealing therefrom clothing valued at
500; and since that time tho rascal has eIuded
the watchfu eye Of the police until Yesterday when
these faithful officers detected the board Of
the u s. ship Macedonian, where he had engaged
cook The rascal spotted' the officers on tho dock
and knowing his guilt secreted himself In tho hold Of
the vessel amongst tho water tanks whore he found
after an hours close searching Commodore DeKay
ry politely rendered the officers every assistance upon
learning their business by causing all hands be pped
upon deck and orders given for general search which
resulted In tho fugitive being brought to light He
taken before Justice Osborne, who committed him to
tho Tombs prior to being conveyed back to Philadelphia
which will be this afternoon.
Recovery Of Property.-Policemcn Silliman and Gre
quel Of the Fourth ward found last night large chests
Of young Tyson tea, marked H. & A., No ia aud las:
also the name Rainbow written thereon Supposed to
have been stolenthe property standing in front
OF No las Chatham street and two three suspicious
looking chaps were seen to of from the chests upon
the approach Of the policemen Apply to Captain Smith
Of the above Station House.
Psn Lareeny.-A fellow called Abraham Flagg was
caught in the act by officer Sands of the 9th ward Of
stealing the Sun newspaper from the premises No 10
Factory street belonging to Jacob Kobb Locked up by
Justice Merritt
.arrsa on suspicfsn.--OfHcers Van Colt and MeClel
land of the 10th ward arrested two women on Wednes
day night having in their possession valuable ladies'
hats, one apparently imported, OF q rich manufacture
with white frame the other lilac silk; both fully
trimmed evidently stolen for which owner is wanted
Apply to the above Officers ut the 18th ward station
house, in Mercer street, near Amity street
Fugitive from NeW Jersey-Oficer Denniston of
the Court Of Sessions, assisted by officer Wiiston of
the Fourth ward arrested fellow called Reinhart Wao
ner whom they found playing the fiddle in a dance
house In Water street, charge Of stealing Sos in
September last from Mr. Iiilyard, residing ut Wash
ington, New Jersey he taken before Justice o.
borne and committed TO await u requisition from the
Governor Of that State.
FROM KINGSTON, JAM.-,The Savannah Repub
lican has received files Of the Kingston Journal
to the 10th inst Collections to be taken up in the
several churches Mt Kingston the 18th inst and also
In all the wesleyan chapes connected with the Kingston
circuit IN behalf OF the suffering Irish and Scotch
Conections wore also being made In the several
places OF worship In Grenada, In aid Of the suffer ing
Scotch aud Irish
In Antigua there bright prospects of largo crop
and high prices Every thing cheering for the ar
riculturists ~ "s
The yellow fever had broken out In her macstvs shp
f.naymon, ~ This vessel to have sailed on the
TN inst Tor santa Martha and Carthagena but In con-
was altered to Halifax, N. s.
The Journal publishes a statement OF the Planters,
Bank OF Kingston In conformity with the act for the
regulation OF banks In that island The amount of
notes In circulation Is put down Mt col 25s ss other liza
blities f69s79 6s ld-makng fl6I Is7 lbs ID To of
set this the bank has specie and other assets the
amount Of fo79,%o7 los 3D.