The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-27
ROllcA InfelllQenCe.

Arrest of Dishonest Saiior.-.Assstant Captain
Dryer Of the LIST ward and constable Rue arrested yes
charge Of Stealing 50 sovsrsSns from By the
that and His wife
sengera in the ship Roscus from Liverpool and be-
coming acquainted with the accused board that ship
consequently when shore he paid them visit. In.
ducing Corcoran to- take walk which resulted 10 the
bed estlactsd small bag from his pantaioons pocket
containing the above amount OF soverei9ns On SEARCH
ing tho accused the officers found his person 50
regns half sovereigns and 81 cents being the major
part of the stolen money The accused committed
ior examination by the chief Of police.
Burslary.-The basement OF the dwelling house occu
pied by Mr. T Hemingway "a Oliver street, was bur
glariously entered on Thursday night by some bold
hracksmen by breaking pane Of glass. which enabled
the and stealing hererom silver tea spoons
desert spoon, and lasge table spoons marked A II
valued in all at $40. No arrest Whore the police
man on that post
Petit Larceny "a woman called Elisa Pine ar.
rested on charge Of stealing shawl belonging 10 Ann
Pine residing in 35th street the 9Th by Off
Whembry Of the 18th ward who brought her in, and
the captain locked her up
Pet, Larceny Officers Smith and Stevens, othe 3th
ward, sIIested, yesterday, James Adams and Andrew
Mclaughlin, on charge of stealing frock cape,
two shirts one vest and pair Of pillows the property
OF James Mclaughlin. residing at A Clinton street
Locked up by Justice ketcham.
Stealing Clothing Officer Burke, of the q ward
rested yesterday, Dutchman called John Giese, on a
charge of stealing cloth cloak, coat pantaoons and
other articles OF wearing apparel valued ct upwards OF
$50 the property OF rhIlp Burnell residing a. 81 Lud
low street portion Of the property recovered BY
officer Floyd ut old clothes shop located at No l6
Orange street Locked up for trial
"A Haul of Biacklegs.-Alderman Hart, of the 9th
ward. assisted by Captain Baker and officer McCorde
made descent into gambling crib" kept by negro
in small cellar, at No liza West Broadway, wherein
they found the following 'bevy" of nigs" of various
shapes and sizes, with wool and hair combined, snugy
away in the OF this cellar play Tag cards for
money. They were Immediately ordered into custody
by the Alderman and the station house like
flock Of black sheep, where they gave their names as
George Kelso, VIM Blame, Jones Ferguson, Sydney
McFarain Samuel Lston, James Jackson, Benz amin Col
Inns, Abraham Anderson Edward Gilbert Peter Thomp
SOD, and John Hudson. Locked up for further examine
ton
| Stealing from Stedmboat-A black fellow, called
George Williams, arrested last evening by assistant
Captain Corrigan, of the 9th ward, charge of steal
ing quantity of copper pipe together with lot Of f,
male wearing apparel, valued in ALL at $685. belonging to
Captain Thomas Riley, of the steamboat New Jersey
Locked VIC for examination.
Burglary Two sneaking thieves entering the dwell
ling house No lao Franklin street. with false night key
about o'clock yesterday afternoon aud passed to the
attic bedrooms and forced OIL the lock, broke open two
trunks therein stealing 81 thsrefrom The rascas were
discovered up stairs by an elderly lady, whom they
pushed down in the entry in order to make good then
escape, which they effected by the nimble OF the
| legs.