The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-27
Police Intelligence.

Charge of RobJing an. Enaigrant- officer Stephens.
of the lower police arrested yesterday,a man by the
name OF John Egan, keeper Of emigrant boarding
house at No 1O7 Washington street charge OF rob-
bipg emigrant by the name of VIM. Lewis, Of 81
tovereigns valued at $29S IL seems the compai ant
was loo ked up in a room in the defendants house
while drunk and when he awoke he found his money
arrested Accord ngly and detained by Justice
Lothrop for q further hearing.
Ro5bing Sister Captain Carpenter of the Fifth
Ward police arrested yesterday young Irish woman
by the name Of Catharne Brennan on q charge of
stealing a bank book on the Chambers street Savings
Bank which contained a credit OF $3.50, belonging to
her sister, Bridget Roach This book Catherine took
the bank and ew out $40. and then paid $l2 for
her passage Liverpool buying stores and other arti
knowedged the fact Of stealing the book aud drawing
the money from the bank She returned the book and
$40 of the money thus obtained. Justice Lohrop
committed her for trial
Bob sutton Escaped from Jail The old pickpocket
and burglar, Bob Sutton, escaped from the jail,
in the city OF Albany, on Monday night where he
was held on charge of grand larceny, for having
picked the pocket of Judge Harris The old rogue It
re-, ms managed TO the iron bars asunder Of his
cell and thus made good his escape His son, un-
derstapd was the vicinity with 5000 at the time OF
his escape which funds we're already prepared to
enable him leave the city with all possible speed
No clue, yet Of his whereabouts although there Is
but doubt of his arrest before 10 n.y. old Bob 10
Unrest of Brrglars-The four burglars arrested the
other day, under the direction OF his Honor the
Mayor who gave their names as Charles Wheeler, John
Clark Bill Darlington, and Joseph Murray we're ar
rested il seems for burgariously entering the wnoie
sale retail grocery store of Charles W. Marry NO
So Pine street. Friday night last by means OF false
keys; and from the iron safe, which was likewise
opened with false key they stole 800 In bank ouis
which they carried off II appears 1t was known 70
these thieves that Marry in the habit OF keep
ing large of money in the SAFE IN instsn-
special deposits for merchants the
On FRIDAY night, however, II was rather slim night
for the thieves there being only 500, while previ
Gus nights there been $4,000 and $4,000 deposited
therein and would have been on the following night,
over $4,000 Thus it will be seen the reguss missed
their mark this time much to the qualification Of Mr.
Many The Mayor held each Of the accused parties
to bail in the sum Of $4,000 for their appearance at
Court trial Ia default OF which they all COM
mitted to the Tombs for trial.
Recovery of a Gold Lever Watch.-Captain Msgnes,
Of the Sixth ward police, recovered from thief
handsome gold lever watch gold dial johnson maker,
for which an owner Ia wanted. Apply at the ABOVE
sfice, at the Sixth ward station house Tombs
II "Nip' for Pickpockets--As one OF oar Nes fork
merchants was on his way to this city on MONDAY
night from Philadelphia, and while on board the 'er-
sey city ferry boat his poke. was trnosa
nd fall IN hoard the boat. The wallet contained
S3OsO in bills together with otner valuable papsrs
reward Of 1900 Is offered for the recovery NO clue
"a vol has been asceraned Of the thief or the wheraA
$500 o,f6 I.tent to Kiu-OGacers Cameron and
nnnssu of the Eleventh Ward police, arrested, Mon
asv night two Dutchmen, called Conrad Shrsdsr aud
Cbarlss SHREDDER, brothers, on charge OF ekaooing
ROB-. ri ia ks the back with large knife, iaetins
a v.rv severe wound. One of the accused held the
mt while the other inflicted the the
knife The wound Is said TO be q very nugerous one
and may possibly prove fatal Both the seon'rd PAT
ties were committed to prison by Justice osoorne 20
await the result Of the injury. ~
Arrest of a Fug;hps Assistant captain pausa' VI
the Eightee nth Ward, arrested, on Monuy ~
the name of II. L. Denmsn, on chsrge ., oossMus
goods nv false pretences from l. Htrbold, residing
IN Westobsster county The accused was sent back
TO westchester county for trial