The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-29


The Caucus .drrang Police Justices and Clerks
At the caucus meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
lowing distribution Of the police Justices and Clerks and
like have concluded to make one more police dis
Jrict.
The FIRST district at the TombsJ Lothrop and
Timpson. Clerks, Stewart and Welch
Second district jefferson Market-Justioes McGrath
and Beakley. Clcrks-Murray and DAWSON.
Third district Essex Market-Justice Osborne Clerk
John Laior.
Fourth district in goth street. near tho 4th avenue
Justice Mountfort Clerk Riblett
And, further that the Magistrates stationed at the
Iombs and Jefferson market to visit In turn every
visit Essex ket and those from Jefferson
ket to visit the oce IN 29th street, thus making
rotary movement with those Justices possibly In order
$500 per for the Justices and the clerks 5000,
why they give the clerks $1,000 heretofore
rn. SLOWED sicoo wh5.s labor not more than
half a. much
Grand Larceny Ohicsrs Gillespie and Street Of tho
4th WARD, arrested yesterday Ann Fox Ellen Wright,
Patrick Flood, and VIM smith, on charge Of stealing
SOS from James Farrell 1t appears that Farrell
trest where the landlord gave him drink of poison
mixture called which sent poor Farrell OIL to
sleep, and while in that situation the money was ex-
racted from his pocket, and the above parties were
arrested as being concerned in the robbery Justice
Osborne locked them up for further hearing
Pialing Poiictman.-A NAN by the name OF Michael
Feeny was arrested Thursday night on charge tf
giving the alarm rap with policeman's club 10 several
parts OF IN. ao ana ON
finally detected in the aot and taken into custody by
officer Rafferty, Of the 9th ward, who conveyed HIM TO
station house, where he detained for further
hearing
.6rren Suspicion Officers Brown and Reed arrest
cd yesterday two professional gentlemen calling them
selves VIM Rodham and DR. Broushton, both very gen.
teey dressed and of rather gentes appearance whom
the Officers found in of tho Broadway omnibusss
under suspicious circumstances and conveyed them be-
fore the chief of police. They bling new birds In
hsso parts not having bsen arrested BEFORE created
considerable excitement amongst the oficsrs in
order to aecertsn their identity After being detained
in chiefs ofioe short time and their description
aksn down for future they were liberated from
custody.
NlBLE DEEp.--Ye sterday afternoon, man ecciden-
tally fell OF tho dock into the river at tho foot OF Clinton
street and would unquestionably have met watery
crave had not been Mr. Simon Hapdlcy the mate
OF tho bark Glencoe, lying alongside the DOCK, who
boldly sprasg into the water with hts clothes on and
after desperate struggle. succeeded In bringing the
unfortunate the top Of the water thereby saving
hi, life Such bold acts deserve the greatest praise.
Dishonest Servant --Oicsr Calrow of the 9Th ward,
arrested yesterday, woman called Rosanna Funigsn,
on charge OF stealing from her employer Mrs Isabella
lie wis residing at No 81 Franklin street, number
Of articles consisting of wearing apparel valued in all
at SOL straw hat vaueda ut IS found in the posses
sion of the accused Justice Osborne locked her for
trial -
Stabbed = A young man by the name Of John Little
residing ut No II Marion street. was stabbed last even
ing with hns, nhicting severe wound ON the left
shoulder; also cut tho head, by cartman whose
name we unable learn. he ran on Immediately
after using tho knife The officers his track, and
40 doubt will soon catch him,