The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-24

Charge Of Stealing JeweIry.-A very we'll dressed
the name Of Mrs. Mary haywood, sppssrsd befor;
Justice Lothrop yesterday, at the Tombs, and pre-
ferred charge against two individuals by the names
OF charles Pride and Catherine Hamilton on suspicior
OF having stolen last Tuesday night "a week ago
small box containing jewelry, such as gold chain 5
bracelets finger ring' 60 valued in all at 5000 Thu
OF one Of thoee dspepabe houses Of
known under the daily code Of this city and fire.
quented only by the beau monde, and merchants o.
decided respsctability 1t appear that on the night In
question, few select friends were on visit at tbi,
house and to decorate the fair form Of well known
oeiie THIS Jewelry was placed the toilet table The
room was left for an instant and the
and jewslry were missing Captain Carpenter, of the
discovered gold ring in the possession of the prison
ers which supposed to be portion Of the stolen pro-
perty The magistrate, under these cirsumsta noes,
detained the prisoners for q further hearing
.arrea on Suspicion.-Charles Lloyd and Mary Smith
were arrested last night on suspicion of committing
gran larceny In stealing quantity Of merohs ndise
from Stephen Griffin Officer Keefs of the Fifth ward
Their exsmi nation.
Ninth ward arrested last night man by the name of
VIM l.. Smith, on q charge Of violently assauitine
daniel wilson at . house in Twelfth street, with 3
large jack knife, inhicting dangerous wouud on his
leg and arm. Smith was held to bail to answer the
charge, by Justice Blskely.
Seftng Lottery Pohcies.-A negro, OF the name Of
Cook OF the lst ward charge Of stealing from hs
ssmph yers large quantity Of goods. This negro on
ior the purpose Of buying lottery policies These po
Icy tickets he has been In the habit Of buying OF
man OF the name OF Clark, In Nassau street. In
cordance with this fact complaint taken against
Clark for selling lottery policies; and warrant was
accordingly Issued for his arrest
Charge D!smissed.-We noticed In Yesterdays He
raid the srrest Of John Schmidt, a charge of per-
Jury On the investigation before the magistrate yes
terday, the complaint was dismissed, as Mr. Schmidt
showed to thes ascton Of the court that the &C cuss
ton was unfounded.
Charge of Larceny -Ofhcer Stephens, OF the lower
police, arrested, on Monday man by the Of j. D.
Chsmplin, on q warrant issued by Justice Lothrop.
wherein he stands charged with obtaining promise.
~ note, valued at $l07, of Henry Decker Of No 1877
Gree nwich street, by trick and Device thereby de.
frau ding the complainant out of the money IL ap-
pears that the LIST OF November last Mr. Decker had
note drawn by Crage and Tesle to B. f.. Mao at 60
days, for the sum Of $107 This note Mr. Deoker
wanted to SELL and applied to MIR Champlin for that
purpose who Informed him DECKER that he Thought
be could sell IL to the teller OF the Fulton Bank ana
for that purpose Champin left Mr. Decker for abort
time In order TO ascertain. On his return to Mr.
Decker he said "yes sell that note to the tser
Df the Fulton Bank for S10On Every welIu said M
Decker, take the n ote and get the money! Chsun
I'm then started with the note to get the money brt
did not returns ard since that time no has not sesn
'itber the note or the money but asosr
aimed that the teller Of the Fulton Bank never pur-
'bsed any note OF that kind and that the note was
old by tho accused TO the maker Of the note for $50
rhe magistrate held Mr. Cbamplin to bail In the sum
u $500, to answer the charge.