The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-13

Lassrtsst -arrsssef 1lssk g.rstsr About The lsth
Nyack Rocklsnd county, wasburglarously entered BY
robbers and large amount OF silver ware stolen
therefrom shortly after the robbery the whole Of the
property in this city and one OF the black
burglars called Jim Jones alias Ike simmons was arrest
ed in Washington market by one ana emcient
in the robbery by the name OF Charley
Campbell who the time of the arrest of simmons made
himself and has since laid low in order to evade the
eye of the above officer However, Friday night last
about IL O'clock this excellent officer bounced upon the
darby In Anthony street near Elm street ana asspe
In the gutter together the niger being very powerful
man. endsavcred to break the hold of the officer
but the Prince hung en- like bull dog until almost
all his clothing torn of his body his face scratched
and bruised, and otherwise injured By this time
his relief and the black robbsr was conveyed to
the Tombs and locked up by Captain McGrath,
await requisition from the authorities Of Rocksnd
county Much has been said In Of the city papers
respecting the Of this burglar rejecting in
cruel and unjust manner upon the conduct Of this
cesnt officer, and the police department generally; evil
IDENTIFY done by some person who ignorant Of the
know about the matter is that had the officer been al
lowed to manage the business his way without the
with the police this accomplished desperate burglar
would have been in custody many days ago.
Stealing CcGee.-Oficeis Arbnson and Sevester of
the attn ward arrested yesterday by the Of
John Meehan on charge Of stealing from the store OF
j. L. rhpps Co, Nc; 81 Gilt street, eleven bags of
coffee valued ut $l25 The property has been
by the above officers where it had by the thief
of Beard Cummings, in Front street. near Roosevelt
street. who bought the coffee fair price not know
ing the same to be stolen Justice Osborne committed
him in full for trial.
Taken from thief --Oficer Munson of the 9th ward
arrested yesterday, black fellow named Henry VIII
ams having in his possession summer frock of
mixed gold color evidently stolen for which au owner
wanted Apply to MIR. Snow, clerk Of police at the
Tombs.
.drres suspicion. Joseph arrested yes
terday, young man by the name of John Adams on
suspicion Of having robbed his fellow boarder residing
ut No. Ala Pearl street. by the James McDonald
Of 500 in gold and silver watch worth $35 The accu
ssd finally discharged by Justice Osborne the evil
dence not being sufficient to sustain the charge.
SDi"diing-A genteel looking young man, Of about 81
years Of age, dark hair rather burnt complexion
called at the office, few days ago. OF Mr. Audubon 43
Broad street, and reported that was an agent for
Messrs Rice Clark, by which representation, no OBJ
tanned set OF books in Volumes called Audubon's
Birds in America, full bound, in green morocco dated
lS44 valued at $2l the which are
found to be false and fraudulent
burgIary.-The premises 472 Grand street. occupied
by Mrs Smith Ms boarding house, entered Fri
day night by some thieves who carried of a silver
watch and $40 in money belonging to Of the board
No arrest.
II Dishonest Waiter.-Ohicers Welsh and Burley, of
the Lower Police, arrested yesterday young man by
the name of John Mclaughlin, formerly waiter ut the
Carlton House, a charge of stealing diamond finger
ring together with other ewery, valued In all at S40
the property of Mr. James Taylor of the boarders
The diamond ring recovered by these excellent off,
and Justice Osborne committed the accused for
further hearing,