The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-17
Police IntelIlxencc.

Blowing up Safe.-Some bold burglars last night
rer on the of Nassau and Spruce streets by
Of false keys and blew Of the lock and door of the
iron safe by filing the lock full Of gunpowder through
the key hole stealing therefrom $500 in bank bills and
specie together with $4,000 in promssory notes This
safe standing in the store close by of the win
dows Spruce street. and most extraordinary not one
pane Of glass broken by the explosion Tho thieves
very cautiously locked the outer door again when they
left the premises.
Charge of Grand Larceny.-Ofacers Golden, Of the
9th ward and Conkly and Code Of the 4th arrested,
yesterday, woman called Charlotte Fitzgerald,
charge Of stealing trunk containing lot Of wearing
apparel valued at $25 the property Of Mary Mcdonald
residing No u Roosevelt street. together with eight
So gold pieces and $40 in silver belonging to Ann Wolf
residing at the above place Thirty dollars Of the money
recovered. and portion Of the clothing BY the
above officers Justice Osborne committed the accused
for examination.
Burgiary-Some sneaking thief burglariously entered
the dwelling house No lo4 Leonard street last night by
rascal detected by the female servant who awoke
by the glare Of light from the lantern of the robber
however She gave an immediate alarm when the
dre made good his escape hurried considerably by the
approach Of heavily loaded six barreled pistol We
would advise the next thief who should feel disposed to
enter the above premises to bring his coffin along ut the
same time. Enough said to the WISE
a Medical Student in Fla. A medical student the
assistant OF of most celebrated practitioners
sought after yesterday by several Of vigil
liant officers upon very serious charge, preferred by
young ana beautiful girl about eighteen years old 1t
more congenial latitude II he Is anywhere In these
diggins no viii soon be brought to light.
arrested yesterday afternoon, Of those notorious
sneakng thieves called James Conroy alias "Chunckey"
1t appears this rascal with Of his pals yesterday
afternoon entered the dwelling house. No 1919 Sd avenue
the OF the Sd and
open the bureau drawers stealing thererom three
gold rings and breastpn valued at $40. The rascals
detected coming down stairs by the of the
property Mrs Eila Fread who at gave the alarm
and the thieves fed to the street. and after long chase
the above rascal caught in open lot, where the
CHI n nv he
thief Justice Ketcham looked him up for examination
ss'pieon q Bsrs;G,y Van BTunt Of the 18th
suspicion Of breaking into the store the corner of
Blocker and McDougal SITS. Detained for examination
Grand Larceny. Officer Mansfield of the nth ward
arrested last night woman called Jane Gibson, on a
charge Of stealing S35 from Mr. William Pitt residing
No. II Third Avenue. $50 Of the stolen money
covered by the above active officer Justice ketcha M
committed her in full for trial
assault ,cih Intent to KH-Onicer William IT,
stephens of the Lower Police, arrested Yesterday man
by the name Of Thomas Holland warrant issued by
Justice Osborne, wherein he stands charged with as
sautng Mr. Peter Schults grocer residing at No 81
West street. with slung shot other dangerous
instrument, infcting wound the scull evil
IDENTIFY with intent to take his life. Held to bail to
swer.
.qrrea Of a "Dropper n-Ofaccr Bloom of the Chiefs
Office pulled" last night, In front Of the Museum
drop on Captain smith, by which operation he OBJ
tanned for the humbug dummy" 81 25. Billy ta-
ken before the Chief Of Police and locked up for fur
Their examination.
Charge of Passing Bad Money.-we noticed in yes
terdsys Herald the arrest of Oliver Woods by officers
Relya and Cummings Of the Lower Police on charge
of passing spurious bank bills purporting to be
bank called the City Trust Company Of the City of New
York. This man has been absent from the city week
morc-vistng the following places in his tour from
Piermont to the Otisville Railroad to Honesdae by
stage to Binghapton from the latter place to Owego
to Ithaca by private conveyance, from Ithaca to
Cayuga Bridge by steamboat, to Auburn by rail-
road, to Syracuse, utica Schenectady, Albany, and
from Troy to New York where no was arrested
by tho above officers, and on searching his per-
500 Of the above spurious money was found, n
gold and silver watch pledge ticket for gold watch,
pair Of gold spectacles and 81 In good money and
raj promissory notes amounting to 500. In the
above tour taken by Woods is supposed In all proba-
by, that large quantity Of this spurious money has
been passed.