The New York herald., 1849-05-27
Police Intelligence.

.4rrest OF Burglar.-OfHcer Mclaughlin, Of the
and Orange streets about four O'Clock yesterday
nng when he saw two young men passing along Orange
street. having in their possession two bundles of ready
made clothing The officer suspecting that all not
right crossed down the street towards them The
rascals on seeing the officer approach dropped the
clothing and ran off The officer finding that his sus
picion was correct gave chase calling out stop
thief and after of two three blocks of the
rogues, German, calling himself Augustus Bartels
by Mclaughlin. On picking up the clothing and
bringing 1t, together with the rogue, to the Tombs
before Justice McGrath, 1t was ascertained from
card in the pocket Of one of coats that the clothing
belonged to MIR. John McKeney merchant tailor
corner Of Spruce street and william The officer vi
sited the store and found that burglary had been
committed the store door broken OPEN and the
above lot Of clothing valued at $53 stolen
had been forced open by the two Germans who were
carrying of their plunder when detected by tho vgi
lance of the Sixth ward police. The magistrate
mitted the accused to prison for trial
Buying Stolen Goods.-Oficer Horrigan of the lower
police arrived in town yesterday from Albany having
in custody man by the name of Patrick Gallagher,
pedar by trade. This man purchased a piece Of
satin that was stolen from the store of Renard Co,
116 Pearl street knowing, is alleged at the time
he bought it, that it stolen property On his ar
rest, he acknowledged having had the satin but that
he sold It again to number of persons, cut up into
vests patterns. The magistrate committed him to
prison for trial.
Bweta'y.-A boy by the name of John Glass was
arrested last night by officer Felleman of the Fourth
ward, on charge Of breaking into fourth story room
In the building 162 Nassau street. and stealing there
from TWO bundles OF printing paper valued at S3 the
property of Samuel p Townsend The paper was found
in his possession, and Justice McGrath committed him
to prison for trial
burglary ia a Public Sehool-The public School No.
10, situated in Duane street entered on Friday
night by forcing entrance through the window and
the rascas supposed to be boys broke destroyed
good deal of property their object appearing to be to
destroy property and not to steal No arrest.
Bursiarres at Opego "A telegraphic despath was re-
ceived yesterday, giving information that two burgla
ries had been committed the night previous at Owego
one on the store OF A Storrs, stealing lot of dry
goods valued Mt than $780, and the other was at
N. Masons, from whom the rogues carried of $4,000
worth Of jewelry and silver ware, also silks =.
Charge Of Passing Counterfeit Money-A German
grocer by the name Of Martin Breckwedell, keeping
store Mt No 20 Woo tor street. arrested yesterday
by oficer A. Nj. {. Smith on charge of passing two
So counterfeit bank bills purporting to be on the
Camden bank. Oneida county, this State. One Of
these bills was PASSED TO Thomas Wellington of No VI
anal street. Iae other bill, OF the character
alegcdeto have boen passed Mary Houston, who
said she paid IL AMY TO her landlord Justice Mo
Grath held him 10 hail In the Of $500 to answer
the charge