The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-24
Police Intelligence.


Grand Larceny Officers Willis and McGivuey, at
tachss ut Third District Police, arrested yesterday
a young woman by the name of Julia Hawker. on
charge of stealing a gold chain and Iocket miniature
and gold pencil valued In all at $s5 the property OF
Mr.. VIM Bishop residing at No 10 Whlst street A
portion of the property recovered by the above oh
GERS, and Justice Ketcbsm locked her up for trial
Cons,ruetipe Larctny-A cartman by the name OF
John Thomas ssted yesterday, on charge
carrying of of -four belonging Peter Cathen
s~y, mate Of the brig Eenneykest, lying at pier No
mate Of sSe
gavea while the said -four still the accuseds
cart. The carmau then refused to deliver the flour
until he obtained another receipt for which he
said he had delivered short time previous dispute
then arose between the mate and tho carsman
mate after difficulty managed to retain four OF the
barrels but the accused carried of the other three
1t this charge that the arrest was made Justice
Osborne held the accused to BAIL which he gave and
liberated from custody.
Addition to the Police Mr.. Willis II. Blaney, formerly
of Philadelphia appointed by his Honor the Mayor
member OF the Police Department. located in the Sixth
Ward.
False Pr,tences Captain johnson, of the 18th ward,
arrested yesterday woman by the name OF Eliza kee-
ley, a charge Of obtaining various articles OF dry
goods from Jasper Wrghtmas 400 I'd avenue, by false
aud fraudulent Detained for examine
tion
Recovery of a Vaiis-A valise stolen from the
foot of Coartlaudt street. few days ago belonging
Mr. A. Gallagher containing slI6 In Ave dollar gold
pieces and soveregns, several shirts panaoons and
six gold stods The vslise has been recovered from
second hand shop, Ia Orange street, kept by Jew,
where 1t had been sold by tho thief for SO. The
vsse found broken open and the money gone, but
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Arrest of Female Pickpoeket.-Onicer Mclean,
Of the officers attached to the I'd ward police,
rested yesterday afternoon black woman calling her
self Louisa Bryan, on charge OF stealing from the
pocket Of Mrs Sarah Gormond, who Keeps stand In
Fulton Market, q pocket book containing IS. Upon
taking the accused before Justice Osborne and search
ing her person. the above pocket book aud money
found together with steel bead containing SO 81
in bills and sver; also another purse somewhat worn
| containing $40 60 in a $40 bank hill the Fulton
Bank 50 bill and the balance IN silver and likewise
small purse with clasp containing three cents-all OF
which this woman has evidently stolen from the peck
cts OF person visiting the market. She had likewise IN
her pockets gold and silver pencil small dropa
SILK aDn worsted shawl, ana small lace collar, for all
of which an owner Is wanted Apply To Mr. Snow, CLERK
OF police, 1ombs. Justice Osborne committed the black
| THU to the Tomb Tor trial.
| a Female Broker in FouoLs.-A woman by the
charge 81 assultng Joseph l.. Joseph one of the Val
street brokers' with her tongue IL appears she has been
In Wall street on several occasions the Exchange
and met Nix. Joseph. whom she attacked in abu
sive manner, accusing that gentlman with having rob-
bed her OF ngt OF the Paterson Railroad sock
and that she soud follow him morning noon aud night
and nevei let bin aione--gathering quite n crowd In
the street tending to breach OF the public peace JUS
tce torne held her to bail in the 5000 for her
further God behavior.
| Wanfca Mschi.f-Policeman Ilhargy, of the 1ath
ward arrested yesterday by the namc of Mary
Ann Bradbury on charge If cutting of Mary
Ann Mar tine, with pair of scissors while passing up
| the Bowery. Justice Ketchum held her to bail to
answer the charge,
Robbed on tie Five Points-Oaccr Carney of the 9Th
ward, arrested. yesterday, woman called Mary Jane
Smith on charge Of touching" man by the name Of
Albert Jackson out Of 500. while In tbeying "erib
on the rive Peps Justice osborns. locked her up Tor
Trial,