The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-02
Police IntelllUeuce.

| Police Returns The number of prisoners returned
to the,derent police courts yesterday amounted to
76 of which "a for drunkenness Is for petit
ceny 10 for vagrancy for assault and battery for
fraud for insanity, for grand larceny, and for
| burglary.
| Grand Larceny.-John May was arrested yesterday
by officer Ahrens, of the Fourth ward, charged with
Ann Lepier. He was locked up.
.d"othsr--A boy named John stan was arrested by
officer Crawford of the Third ward charged with steal
ing So6 4s, from his father Michael stan of No. ~
Scanned street. He was committed for exami stion
Robding Printr.-zCaptain Gilmore, Of the Secon d
ward, arrested yesterday u man named Benjamin
Church, charged with having, Friday night last,
forciby entered the printing Office of Charles Vinten
No 9S Nassau street and stolen therefrom two
of type, worth S25. They were found Mt a printing
Office in Hudson street, where they had been left BY
the accused for sale. He was locked up.
Fraud-Oficcr Dowdican, of the Sixth ward arrested
yesterday Mary j. Martin, Emily Johnson, Margaret
Wilson, and James Johnson charged with having
fradulently obtained quantity Of groceries from John
Carson. They committed for examination.
arrest of Hotel ThiJ-Ex-oficer Joseph, and Of
young man named George Hardy, well known to
the police charged with having, on Thursday morn
ing last, stolen from the boarding house Of Mr.. Will
liam Tate. quantity Of clothing. and silver watch
all worth S6O-belonging to boarders in the house He
was locked up.
II Charge Of Larceny Officer Henshaw Of the sth
ward, arrested yesterday, young man named David
Kelly, charged with stealing boots and shoes to the
value of $751;, from William Brown, under the follow
ing circumstances 1t appears that, in December last
the parties commenced the boot and shoe business in
Grand street. as co-partners, Kelly furnishing $3.50 in
very well until a few days since, when Kelly made
known his intention to dissolve the partnership, and
called upon Brown tor settlement of the affairs. Az
ter considerable difficulty, partial settlement
made but which afterwards became dssat fac tory to
Kelly who possession of the property
ed it to the house of a friend in Rcnwick street..
Brown Immediately caused search warrant, and a
warrant for the arrest Of Kelly to be issued Kelly
deeming he had perfect right to tho property made
no attempt to escape but accompanied the officer to
the place where the property posted thence
to the Tombs where Justice Lothrop held him to bail
in the sum of $500 to answer
"A Brutal Husband-A man named Charles flaming
was arrested yesterday by officers Acker and Van
Tasa Of the 18th ward, charged with most inhumanly
beating his wife. and threatening her life, drawing
doubebarrced pistol from his pocket saying he would
shoot her. He also violently assaulted the officers
who arrested him He committed to prison to
swer for his brutality.
Theft Of HorN--Oficer Alderman, of the 10th
ward, arrested yesterday a named Valentine
Binenger, charc of having stolen n horse from
Abraham Leggctt, of Sing Sing. He was locked up.
attempt at Burgiary.-AbOut IL O'Clock on Tuesday
night the family Of MIR. +. r Mesier disturbed by
some attempting to enter the house by win
dow Officer McClelland, of the 18th ward, being
at hand called in, who found a named An
thony Wallace in the having in his posses
sion quantity of burglars implements He was Ia
ken DO ore Justice McGrath. who committed him to
prison to answer the charge.