The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-24

BurgIory.-Soms burglars, during the last ten days
entered the dwelling house, No sLafaystte place, oc
eupied by Mr.. A. Aselin, by forcing an entrance
through window leading to the hail. In the Of
the house The BUREAUS and chests have been turned
upside down apparently In search Of silver but yet
the police have not acertained that any property has
been stolep as the family occupying the house all
In the country.
Robbing a Stronger Officer Peno, of the Tenth
ward, arrested on Saturday night Margaret Dudley,
who heeps suspicious house at No 2l2 Division street.
together with Ann Stewart. Eliza simon and William
Ry lent, on charge of robbinR VIM Chsllis Of $37 iu
gold and bank bills, while in the above house, hav-
ing been induced TO enter the premises the invita-
ton Of one the females. On the officer searching Ry-
lent. he found his person S2 in silver and in the
house, on search beD mad, $50 more found
which money supposed to be the greater part Of hat
stolen. Justice Osborne committed them all to prison
for q further hearing.
=, Caught Nappimg.A gentleman, residing in North
Saturday night, between he hours of 10 and IL
O'clock feeling rather fatigued from the oppressive
heat Of the day. sat himself down on stoop to rest
awhile when he dozed of asleep; nor did he awake
until he reused by tagging at his watch 70 10;
on opening his eyes. he faw an i'll looking fellow just
was out Of sight The gentleman then examin ned his
pockets, and found them cut out, and wallet stolen
containing about 500, together with his watch aud
chain valued at Sl76 No clue as yet to the thief -
The gentleman offers 500 for the recovery Of his pco
perty.
Ward Police. arrested on SATURDAY. a black by the
name Of Edward IF. Cary. suspicion of having set
fire to the premises No. 1872 Church street. known as
by Cary Dunlap. and the singular manner in
which the fire discovered, led the police believe
that 1t had been the work Of design. Consequently
Cary was arrested on suspicion aud Justice Lothrop
detained him for further hearing
Arrest Of a Burgiar-Ofhcer Edwards arrested yes
terday, man called Jacob Vandergrif on charge Of
breaking into the shop Of w. Mayer & Co. No 592
Water street, with intent to steal Justice Osborne
locked him up for further hearing
Charge of Stealing Watch.-OHicer Sutherland
Of the 10th ward, arrested a man yesterday by the
name OF VIM Brown, on a charge of stealing a gold
watch and chain, valued at $40, the property of
BENZ Whitney. Justice Blakely detained the accused
for further Sxami nation.
.arrest Of New Haven urgiars-Ofacer A. M C.
Smith, OF the lower police, returned yesterday from
New Orleans, in the steamship Crescent City where
he had been with requsition, from Governor Young
for the removal Of VIM Donaldson, on an indictment
for murder but before MIR Smith arrived out, the
authorities OF New Orleans or we might say pro-
perry one OF the Judges discharged him from custody
leaving Mr. Smith to return again empty handed;
and Mr.. Smith not feeling disposed to do So
took . stroll around the city, in search of
leans their last resort, when who should he meet
but an old theft and burglar by the name Of
Henry Newman, more commonly called Hank New
man." whom Mr. Smith knew was charged in New
York with several robberes and also extensive
glsry at New Haven Conn, ofjewelry and silver ware
He was at once taken into custody and detained in
prison until the sailing Of the steamship when he WAS
conveyed board, and arrived here early YESTERDAY
morning From Information given by Mr. Smith, officer
Patterson and Captain Tilry. Of the 18th ward sue
ceeded in arrestiDg John Mosier and officer Fearnau
Of the It'll ward, arrested Bill Mosier the of john
both being accomplices of Hank Newman. On the
premises Of Moser, several barrels filled with stolen
property, such boots and shoes, jewelry &c. were
und for which owners will be required in few days
Now that Mr. Smith has been successful in arresting
Hank Newman, the proceeds Of the New Haven bur-
g'ary are In fair way of recovery. The prisoners
were taken before Justice Osborne, who committed
them to prison for further examination.