The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-17
Police Intelligence.

March N.-.9rrest Of Juvenile BursIavs.. Constable
Ssn small
boys, called Jim Ferguson. alias Greasy, Jim Mack
on suspicion az Sssisi entering he
house of Mr. John Rolph, No lls Elm street on last
sSSy '9d c.so1n:
them all for further examination.
False Preenees-Oicer Lynch, of the lAth ward, ar.
rested Yesterday fellow by the name Of Levi Smith
Mr. Solomon Ludwck, residing at No lac Forsyth street
It appears that the accused called upon Mr. Ludwick
stating that he sent by Mr. Jacob Moore Of No us
Christie street, who wished the loan Of Mr. Ludwcks
coat he going TO- attend the funeral Of Mr.
coat was lent But the next day Mr. L. not finding the
return Of his coat made the necessary enquiry when
subssouentiy recovered by officer shadSot Of the 10th
ward at an old second hand clothing shop KEPT oy jas
IT 1t. So 81
Mvssriou, sfair-In the affair that came of between
the lady Of Beekmsn street and the anonymous letter
writer on Monday night noticed that this mystic
rous gentlemen proceeded up Broadway under the e.
cort Of officer Austin We must say, in Justice to that
Dsrsy for Protection who said he was under tn. mprss
sion that the friends Of the lady intended to assault him.
It in this that Mr. Austin became associated IN
qrrest of Policy Dealsr-Ohicsr Prince John Davi
arrested a %sn % the name .s q ,sssS
charge OF selling policy tickets, which IT, by Law
misdsmeanor 1t appears that waiter at Redwood
Fishers oyster saloon, by the name Of Edward QunaD
purchased Of the accused the three following mum:
bers II, Is and 81, which came up "hit
Of fifty dollars and upon going to receive his money,
the accused took from him the slip whereupon the num-
bers were Marked end placed in the drawer refusing
ethsr pay the 'hit" return back the sp-conse.
quenty Qunlan made the complaint before Justice Os
borne respecting the facts in the and that msgi
rate held the accused to bail in the of $780, which
| he gave and liberated from custody
| a FsIlow Feeling noticed about two weeks ago
the escape from Biackwels Island Of two notorious
thieves called Hector w. Brown, alias Fresec, and
chap called Mccormick, taking with them at the time OF
ESQ spng each suit Of clothes Of which belonged
to swift the mock auctioneer, and the other to Jew
Mike the pckpocket which clothing they put on in the
place their prison clothes to aid In their escape
ierdsy the tw suits Of clothes done up IN
a package and left the residence Of Mr. Sutton, one
of the keepers at the psnitsntary. together with
letter wherein the rsscas say they have made raise
and therefore return the clothing to their unfortunate
associates.
Robbery of Silpsy-some snesking thief entered the
premises No. IN Mott street, occupied BY MI Jon ~
Connay yesterday Afternoon snd0 stole hsrefrom lot q
silver spoons, god Gs breast pins, &C. valued In oil
at $40. No arrest. - ,u
Charss Of Forgery Ne case Of Jesse W. Conkln
who was arrested on Saturday last BY ofhcer Stewart
on charge OF forgery, examined yesterday befcrs
Justice Drnker on charges, which resulted In his
being held 10 bail on each In the Of $1,000 for his
pesYsncs at court Mr. Samuel Frost, merchant Of No
60 Cedar street, becoming his surety Mr. Conkln was
then liberated from custody