The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-23
Police Intelligence.

Chars. Of Grand Larceny.-OGlcer Crosett, one Of
our eficent police, arrested, yesterday two young
women, kind Of half Ere ncb Germans by the names
OF Caroline and Mary Ann Martin, on warrant Is
sued by Justice Lothrop wherein they stand charged
with stealing something like $45 In gold the property
of Thorn as trossman. 1t appears from the facts In
the case that the accusud parties did washing for Mr.
washed cothinq they obtained access to the dssi in
eaid ROOM and stole therefrom the above mentioned
gold coin, and out Of the room and escaped The
parties found and arrested by the officer
at No $50 Houston street they having been elected
by Ian dords Mt from their former place of
siderce the corner of Spring and Mercer streets
The officer conducted them politely to the Tombs be-
fore magistrate where they were met by their legal
adviser who stated to the Justice that he would him
self for the appearance Of the prisoners
II the magistrate would allow them to until the next
day Tie magistrate remarked. that he did not know
him nymore than he did the prisoners therefore he
could not acoede to any such propostion. The JUS
tiee said, that after their examination, which they
could have Immediately, he should require good bail
in the sum of $500 each for their appearance court
for trial Their counsel then left. and said he would
return shortly and give the requisite bail Ia the
the space Of half hour he returned again with
Dutch grocer who was willing to swear that his stcek
of worth $500; but the Justice tero ne
him insufficient security refused to rece..re him
bail, and finally committed both to urls to the
Tombs in default Of ball
a Perry Hard Cqss-A case Of . very distressing
nature took place yesterday afternoon before Justice
Lothrop, in which q very good looking woman, With
two children, was the party complained against 1t
appeared from the produced before the
that about two years months ago her hus
in Mexico, since which time the poor woman received
neither support any letter from him. during that
time and supposiDg him to be dead from the fact Of
her he airing that by the same name as her hus-
band was shot and killed in battle consequently, IN
July last the perfect conviction that her husband
happily With her second husband, when 10 the arst
turned up yesterday, having just returned With his
regiment from Mexico and was stationed at Fort Hs
milton. The second huf band believing the nrst hus-
band to be dead demurred to his claim when dsma nd
ed by the legal husband and to test the legal question
o oas shadb for inVssoD The poor .i Sy
who bathed in tears at the misfortune OF having
two husbands created the pity Of all present. The
nrst husband. upon consideration was willing to take
her back to his arms having, he said he had, good
quarters for her Ut Fort Hamilton. The second
husband was also willing to resign his illegal claim,
athou Oh he raid he should like 1t much better IL the
first husband had not turned up, ss Poor PiLcoddy
would say The will be further in vestgated to- day
H0' Ss 81 M s@r bom.: Ropn. wsa nsn
by the police Of the Sixth ward being stupidity drunk
in the public street When brought to the station
house. lie was searched by the captain and no money
found in his pocket He then deposited In OF
the lookup cells amongst number Of othet prison.
Samuel seasci ed The dransep man ali over
and discovered wallet In secret pocket made In the
bosom Of his under-shrt Thus wallet contained $50,
the young thief found q oliver watch, valued Il ST.
In the morning. this thief with black fsew called
sna
them when they got out; Burns, bowevsr, ON being
woke up in the morning, discovered his loss and COM
nuncsted the facts to the captain who at once had
the whole matter Investigated snd the suspected
parties searched. and the, watch was found on the
negro White, who, it seems, Is an escaped convict
from Auburn State prison, from which he Escaped
tbrss years ago, steaiings at the tuea suit OF
clothing belonging to one Of the keepers The money
in this care has not been recovered YETI hut the
ms gstrAte locked them oil up for farthsr hearing
E1eetf of the Fillmore Dinner. Yesterday morning,
at the return of the prisoners from the Second ward
station house. officer Cory brought into sourt genee
1ook ma N. ~ a1v.a hyarto
without being guided The officer said he found him.
at three O'clock In the morning. staggering do Mas
sau street, without hat, and his coat cons dvraby
spotted with mud from the frequent turables In the
gutter. Justice Loth.op asked the prisoner where he
had been and he stsmmered out With hiccough, To
the Fillmore dinner.p .'Where do you iivsl" asked
the justice. In Ninth street. said the prisoner
" Well" said the magistrate, you must have been
little out Of your latitude, going down Nassau street
You must have taken little more than your share OF
champaign therefore, shall nnc you 81" Very
we'll said the gentle youth; " there are ths$2 But
one favorl would ask, and that H. that Jon win be
careful md not let my name be published In the pa
n1rs Very we'll " said the magistrate, "a Will do
That can for you;" and OF he went to purchase .
can 70 20 home in, his had vanished soon after
isaypo The hotel This young aan like many others,
made . beast of himself In osisr to obtain the full