The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-27
Police Intelligence.

MARCH 2s-.arrest Of Fasitive from Europs-As.
,n Harsson snd omSsr o. tine
Nathan Levy, alias Herman Bondy, passenger board
the London packet ship Prince Albert which arrived at
this port Thursday night last who stands charged
with having embezzled some 40 600 buckets or about
sac 0OO from the house of Rothschilds Co., situated at
clerk 1t appears that Levy absconded last August
and since that time he has been secreted in Lon.
in New wv YORK Consequently watch was placed on ii
the packets and yesterday the police succeeded in max
ing the arrest The accused e detained the affidavit
baggage taken before the Chief Of Police and
searching the latter large amount of gold and Austrian
proceeds Of the embezzlsment. The Chief committed
him for further examination.
Barglary.--The residence of MIR. Thomas Harrison.
No. 81 Madison street. was burglariousy entered,
Thursday night last, by some bold "kracksmen,' who
forced an entrance through the basement window, and
stole thereirom five silver table spoons, marked c. t.
four teaspoons marked H. H and one small teaspoon
marked N. PIP. No arrest
Duncan and John Rey nolds, were caught by officers
Wade end Badger of the 10th ward in the act of stealing
wards Vassd from the dry sOods soro Of VIM
Hawkins No. 2s9K Grand street. Taken before Justice
Timpson and committed tor trial
.arrest of Insane Men-Oficer Stewart. one of the
aachss at the Lower Police conveyed before Justice
Drinksr man by tho nsme of Neil ODonnell. whom
the above officer found in the street with roll Of bank
bills handing them out to the bystandsss with great
deal more freedom than any sane man would do which
searching his person before tho masisrste SAG wa.
found in his pockets the balance of near $500 which this
man was seen to have in his possession the day before
The relatives friends of this unfortunate would
do we'll to call upon the above magistrate and attend to
his affairs. He was comuRted for examination.
fs.drres Of Femse Fugtps-Captsin Fairchid, of the
9th ward police, arrived in town yesterday from Pha
delphia. having in custody Dutch woman by the
peoastion from Governor Young wherein .hs stands
charged with grand larceny In steslng from her
ploy:r MI Lswancs schIisD s residing st No as, Sd
with q gold breastpin and three shawk. portion Of
the property has been recovered Justice Druker
mitted the accused to the Tombs for examination
Female RobbersTwo black women by the names of
Mary Ferman and Emelns Freeman were arrested last
night by officer Gardner OF the 9Th ward on charge of
knocking down white woman called Margaret O'Neil
in Cow Bay, on the Five Points, and stealing from her
person shawl and bonnet, and were jus, making good
their escape when caught by the above officer Justice
Drinker committed them both for trial.
Stealing q Clook-Assistant Captain Horrigan and
black fellows called John Matthews and James Frank.
lin on charge OF stealing cloak, valued at $20 the
shop IS
Grand Larceny Officers McManus and Stephenson
of the 9Th ward police, arrested on Thursday night
fellow called Henry Norton, alias Hank !" whom the
above excellent officers pulled" the Five Points,
charge of robbing man by the name Of VIM. Dunn
Of Now Jersey the I'D Of February last of 5000 in
money and watch worth SIS, in connection with two
| women, called Mary Kenny and Caharine Reed, who
have since been convicted and sentenced to the state
hisviug crib on the Five Points Justice Drnker locked
him up for trial
| Burglary-Onhcers McManus and Munson, two active
Of the 9Th ward police arrested early yesterday
| morning fellow called stephen Wilson, ON q charge O
burGlarously entering theh room of Patrick Cafery
No. 10 Mulberry street, and while Cafery and his wife
lay the bed aseep The rascal stole from his poke
S45 In bank bills and silver watch and chain valued
$l2. Information given to the sbove ofhcers whit
caught the accused In less than three hours after h
robbery, and frkng his person, SOL of the stoer
money were recovered, and the watch found in thu
cellar of the premises buried In hols covered
with stone Committed for trial by Justice Drinker
Imporfsnt .arrest Of too Sneaks"-Ofhcer Wander
WORT, of the efficient men belong ng the III
ward police arrested Thursday after about tw
O'Clock, a notorious sneaking" thief called Georg
Adams, whom the officer pped" in the residence Nj
Snider and after lew minutes the officer catered thu
premises, and there found the rascal operating on blu
Ieau; three Of the drawers he had "kracked," Thu
latter drawer containing $500, which the {" sneak
about taking when ths officer seized him b,
the neck and conducted him before Justice Timr
son. who locked him up for trial. About Of
hour afterwards, the same efficient officer arreste
arothcr snesk called James Heany, whom the office
caught In the third story OF the house occupie
by Mr. Tobias Galloway, No. IS LIST street. where the
cused had broken open two trunks, and packing u
the clothing taken thereffom in the entry valued at
tween $50 and $40 Upon hearing the spprosch of tn
officer coming up stairs the rascal secreted himse
the bed. where he was found Justice Iimpson commit
ted him In full for trial
Burglary. stable OF Philip Arbogsst, No. 10
Houston street. was broken open last by burg
lar, and a bride and head-stsll stolen therefrom.