The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-09
Police Intelligence.

Burglary al Plainjiell ~ The burglars are Begin
mig their fail campaign In New Jersey ranging within
twenty and thirty miles of New YORK. executed evil
IDENTIFY by roguss from this city On "Wednesday night
they opened the ball by burglsriousy entering the
stor. q French Bryant, situated ct fsinnsld New
jersey, with false key, stealing therefrom lot OF
ready made clothing consisting of satin vests various
eolor quantity Of fancy colored cashmere pants; also
heavy fsck oyeIcoats quantity Of red flannel shirts
two pieces OF cloth one of IL yards Of blue black aud
the other brown. together with many other articles
valued at Essr 500 reward IL offered $50 for the
thieves aud $50 for the recovery Of the property That
evening about dark two Suspicious looking young
were seen Ia the village Who are supposed to be the
robbers. They must have been provided with horse
and wage the clothing made considerable bulk IL
Is presumed they drove TO New ork, and should any
persen have goods Of that description offered 20 them for
sae cheap they will forward the ends Of justice by
giving immediate information to the police authorities
Rstt,ng a ft'end Van rssell Of the lith
ward arfested yesterday, German, called Dcminick
Borg, at Nevsrk. New Jersey on charge Of stealing
$500, In gold and bank bills from Joseph Miller resd-
Ing at No 222 fifth street The accused. 10 appears
entered the bed room Of the complainant and while
lying asleep stole the money and lett the house early
the next mornins he engaged q hsckmsn by the name
OF Pstrics McAlssr 60 drive him TO Ne~srk, aud paid
him In three Eve dollar gold pieces Here he ieft the
carriage with the intention Of taking the train for Phi
ladelphis The above officer hearing that the rogue
took that sourse followed after and ovsrhaulsd him at
Newark, took Linn into custody. and found his
son s5'3 30 Of the stolen money lie wa brought back
to this city and committed to prison by Justice De-
borne. To await his trial.
Robbery IN ne fua Degree ofncer Prince John Davis
arrested yesterday man by the OF Peter Mitchell
on warrant issued by Justice Montfort, wherein he
stands charged with being aided by others la knocking
down John White In the street ssd while thus down,
robbed by force and violence Of 40 In bank bills
The magistrate committed the accused to prison foe
further examin nation.
= arrest g observation-disclosures Bowyer, the great
terror among pick pockets esped three notorious fell
love % that d. nomination yesterday morning In Wall
street. the look out for chance TO dive into some
unsuspecting merchants pocket Their
Mike Philippe. alias " jew Nike Jack Roach, and
LonG Charley Williams Mir Bo-yer having been i'm
formed by the Chief Of Police that "Jew Nike" was
wanted on an indictment pending against him In Phi
lsaerbia politely requested him 10 walk no to the
CHIEFS offce. Mtke, hsding there was no back out
readily assented. where he was detained until
10 dispatch sent in order to ascertain II Nike"
is eth wanted ON the Hderburgh rosbery
.qnoihsr Sinng- shot Case -OGicer Sweeney. If the
Sixth ward arrested last night In Orange street,
veil known customer at the Police Court, called Jerry
low 10 Orange street acting the part Of police
man. and was about taxing man into custody, when
the real policeman up aud took him into custody
and on searching his person, q heavy vespon called
billy consisting ~ piece ot stick at the end II
which heavy piece Of lead fastened coming ex-
scty within the meaning Of the statute law, which
sk,s felony TO be found In the possession Of such
instrument aud punishable with not lees sAsn
year In the state Prison. more than Ave The
cu,sd wss committed by the magistrate TO prison TO
await q further examination
Sesiipg Caffle -Four men. called James weeiy, Jas
n 1fsmlson Hugh Mcjinp, aud Thomas Dung,
we're arrested yesterday by officer Coles on charge Of
having stoln steer slaughtered ". and were IN the
act ~ csrtibg IL away, when detected by the officer
IN. magistrate committed them to prison 20 answer
Cha, 4, Of Stealing Watoh a man called Michael
Hawkins was arrested yesterday and committed for
fur thtr hearing BY Justice MuntfOrt on n charge OF
stealing gold watch, value $40 and $50 In money the