The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-16


Recovery Of Stois~ Geods.-c.ptsia Msgusss, Of the
sixth ward police and ohicer 6Ardosr, assisted by
i've jew pedlars, by the OF judah Levi Joseph
Levi Hsinen Abrshams, Lewis Psyssr sad Simon
Wsnthel, Who Keep their residence at Nos. 4se sod
4Sl Watsf street. where they have been carrying IN
eusinses for some time past, purchase
Of stolen goods from thieves o. ths premises ooou-
stolen property large lot OF gloves some four Or ave
pieces Of alpaca, which few days ago was stolen
from store in Canal street. lot Of combs piece Of
gether With many other artioss for which
wanted Apply 70 the above oncsrs At tue sixth ward
for . further hearing. = .
Bsb Moore, the Black Prinee This notorious indi.
Five Points, was some What disaouosrtsd yssssday in
consequences offs descent hsvng been made BY the DO
ice on 81: ssrsgio where he vas keeping house sA
Win WHITE wsmen for the purpose OF prostitutioa.
This cunning fellow visited Boston fsw weeks 4 o. On
professional tour and ON his return he brought on
four white women, BY the names Of MARY Wiiliams.
Mary Smith, Maria Harrington and. Mary Smith'
There women he harborsd ON the Five Points for
bis especial benefit and would have continued the
like manner had they not been disturbed by the %
hce and Bobs place broken up, and the wrstohed an
hrss s snse oa.rSs OF by the police
names Of VIM Thomas Archer, Samuel Orchard, and
Peter Van Bsrkum arrested yesterday, by oaosr
wherein they stand charged with Is fol-
lows II appears that the complainant In the case u
Madame Dubois residing ct No. iSS DAWSON street.
who charges them with cousprng against her for the
purpose OF pJufng nrr fair reputation This fair
plainant kind OF fortune teller; and few days
since, tbs accused parties made complaint sgainst
Madame Dubois setting forth that she told Of thsx
fortunes and charged 60 cents for such
On this charge Justice Osborne issued his war;. Mt
brought up Madame Dubois to answer tae sharae; but
after the examination the case dismissed Now,
Madame turns around and makes complaint againsi
h:d .hsn BAH ia the q 500 s.eh for their .p
pssrancs at court for trial.
Caugkt ct Las.-A fellow by the name Of Abraham
Mullins was caught in the est yesterday, OF breaking
open trunk on board the steamboat Hudson, and
stealing therefrom clothing and Si1 Ia money, valued
in all at $2e The thief was taken Into custody By
ooer Hervey of the Third ward and conveyed before
the sitting magstrate but by misun
the prisoner allowed to out Of the Court Without
an AFFIDAVIT being taken against him. "a
Burgia'y.-On Wednesday night last, some thieves
entered the large leather pied
BY Mr. Sherwood, situated at No. Is Ferry street. By
forcing open rear window and carried Oh Ave dozsa
calf skins and other valuable pieces leather value
in all at 5000. No arrest.
Robbery of Jewei,y Of the Five Point thievse
visited the residence Of Mr. p d Burbank situated st
No. II Jacob street, between the hours OH NuAd
O'clock and from Of the upper rooms the rasoss
carried off gold wseC.is aad -shs gold pencil two
cal box that played six tunes the whole of the property
Is worth $500 The thieves not yet detected
Dishonest Waifer-Ofacer Corey OF the Second
ward arrested yesterday waiter, ct No II Beskman
street, by the name of Andrew Michael. ON Q charge
Of stealing SIS honey, and several articles Of jewel
~ from E-Ron6ett, and various articles from the
oher bosrders Committed by the magistrate for trial.
Stealing Horse and Wagon.-A man by the nams
Of John Snill Was arrested yesterday charge Of
stealing horse and wagon, valued 500 beo ng az
to Hannah Rhule. The horse and wagon were re-
and the accused detained to the chgs