The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-17

Frederick Post stole the horse from Cornelius lIar
ring in Bergen county New Jersey; brought hsm 70
this city and sold him to Mr. Andrews Tor Sss: Inc
owner followed on to New York, aud found out that
the horse in the possession Of Mr. Andrews; ne APP
piled to Justice Timpson for aid, who issued search
warrant, andsfound the horse in Mr.. Andrews stable
The thief has not yet been arrested Mr. Andrews is
a respectable man. and owner Of the Empire and Wa
verify line Of stages. The mistake occurred In the
search warrant being against the premises Of Mr. Au
drews. The horse was bought In good faith on the
part of Mr. Andrews supposng all to be correct at the
time of purchase
indicted at Last Joseph Morrison, alias Butcher
Jce,n arrested, yesterday by officer A. M. c. Smith,
bench warrant, wherein he stands charged with
swinding man out of 500, by what is called burn
ing"-which s betting up ally on cards. Joe at the
time finding himself foul paid back $40 Of the money
that $50 for the man. and $50 to the officer who
summated the settlement. Joe thought all was ar
ranged, until yesterday he was fetched up on the
bench warrant to answer the charge. He was nit
ted by Justice Timpson to the Tombs to answer.
Charge of attempting to Bride Witness to Testify.
A very complicated was taken before Justice
Timpson yesterday in which Philip Rosenthal Mo-
ritz Splitter, and Lasslo Chandor, were charged by
Arnold Ther with attempting to bride him to testify
court falsely for which service he agreed to fulfil
be was to have $500. On the parties being brought
stated to the magistrate, that he could and would
prove that instead of his trying to bride Ther that
false testimony to him for $50. This proposition was
Indignantly refused by Mr. Chandor, and Thiller Or
dered out Of his house 1t is said that in consequence
of this refusal, the above complaint has been con-
cocted for the purpose OF operating against Mr..
Chandor in q trial to come of, on Tuesday next, in
the Court Sessions The postponed over to
wednesday next, for hearing, and the parties allowed
to 60, their parole dhonneur, until that day
Stealing Horse and Yagon.-Oficer Osborne, of the
10th ward, arrested yesterday, man by the name Of
James O'Neil, q charge Of stealing horse and
wagon valued at $3.50, the property Of Albert Horn
The accused detained to answer.
Btvgiary.-The flour store occupied by Jones, Bird
sell Rowland, No 24S Front street, was broken open
last night, and $40 in pennies done up in packages
carried of by the thieves. No arrest.
Arrest on Suspicion.-A Dutchman by the name Of
Joseph Lutz, offered to MIR. Benedict in the Bowery
to sell eleven heavy silver desert spoons, valued at
$50, richly ernamented both sides. Lutz taken
into custody, suspicion, by officer Johnson, and
taken back to his residence at No. asa Fourth street.
where the officer searching the basement occupied
by the prisoner, he found towel and pillow case,
marked caster House," two linen sheets, marked
"Bay State and two pillow cases. the same together
with silk UMBRELLA All these articles evidently
stolen for which owner is wanted. Apply to JUS
tice Osborne at the third district police court Essex
Market.
Who has Lost Jepeiy?-Bob Moore, the black prince
of the Five Points, has been, the last four days
to be peddliDg about among his friends various
tices Of jewelry, which he offered to sell at half
its value. Why don't the police look after this chap