The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-26

case considered the charge could be sustained
sequny he discharged the accused from custody after
OF the prisoner that he must be more careful in future
Arrest Of Conuict Costello OF the 9th ward
arrested yesterday woman called Bridget Johnson an
escaped convict from Backwells Island. Justice
Drnker her back to her old quarters to finish her
term Of sentence.
Ro5bfng a Money Drauer.--Ohcer Costigan of the
10th ward arrested Saturday night a man called
Robert White, on a charge OF stealing $40 from the
money drawer belonging to Cornelius Rennselin gro
Ger, corner Of Allen and Hester streets Justice
Ketcham locked him up for trial.
Caught on me Shop Lt-A boy calling himself cnss
18th ward, stealing lot Of suspendsrs from the dry
goods store Of T. Sewe in Grand street Justice Ketch
am locked him up for trial
rested yesterday charge OF stealing coat valued at
S., belonging to Putnam Rust, residing at 81 vsrck st
the recovered from old clothes shop No so
Orange street. had sold by the thief Lock-
ed up by Justice Drlnker for trial.
Caught at Last.-Constable Joseph OF the 4th ward,
arrived in town yesterday morning from Albany having
in custody a man by the name OF James Madison Loud
alias McBetb' whom the above officer arrested at
ner some few ago arrested In this city for
passing counterfeit money and three indictments pro-
has since forfeited his appear for trial
and has since been at large until caught on Saturday
last at Greenbush while his way for Boston Justice
Charge Of Burglary Wiley of the LIST ward,
arrived in this city yesterday morning from Albany
having in custody young man by the name Of David
McCresry, whom he arrested in Albany charge OF
burgarcusly entering the Tribune office on the goth
July instant by forcing open the window in the rear OF
the building, stealing therefrom some $40 or SIS
In silver and pennies. This young rascal was for
merly in the employ Of Mr.. McErath and was
detected in the act Of robbng the premises ut that
time, but through the kind ntercession Of Mr..
McElrath, after his conviction judgment was
suspended by the court promise parents that
they would send him to instead OF which, he has
been working at Albany Suspicious are very strong
against this young man. he having left Albany and was
In this city at the time Of the burglary under preence
Of visiting his mother who was lying sick instead OF
which his mother in good health nor did he go to
her ut all but returned again to Albany
ly after the robbery The accused locked by the
Chief of Police for further hearing
.4n Ungrateful Rascat.-A young German boy about
10 years Of age short STATURE light hair almost white,
full face, and light complexion, called Charley In the
employ Of Francis Wolf maker, No 81 Fulton st,
while in the absence Of Mr. Wolf and his family ysstsr
day afternoon robbed the premises Of IL silver
heads do dogs heads, and silver horse legs made for
the top of canes together with silver tea spoons and
500 In silver CON- valued in all at about $3.50 This boy
MIR. Wolf obtained from the German Emigrant Society
in Greenwich street about four weeks was learn
ing him trade when yesterday the rascal robbed the
premises and run off