The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-29

a Singular CAsvge sf Lsrce~y.-Y estsrday, psrso.
coffee store No 81 Catbains street was arrested on
charge Of larceny under the following circum stances
1T spsesrs from the sfadsvts on file before the
Gstrate that Mrs. Catharine Henderson, residing
Ne "a Catherine street, went into Mr. Burrels store
and purchased quarter pound of tea, aud In paying
for the she alleges she left the counter small
box containing $50 bill on the Manhattan Bank
On leaving the store and getting into the street.
stsre again and examined the counter for the same
she also asked Mr. Burrel If he had taken the
small box from the counter. He denied all knowledge
Of the box and remarked If she doubted his she
had better get search warrant and find it, Mrs Hem
aeron alleges most positively that she left the box
the counter and thtt only Mr. Burre and his III
Ter in the store at the time Under these circum
stances Mr. Burrell arrested and held to bail to
answer the charge Of stealing the $50 BILL
Charge Of Stealing Wateh.-A man by the name Of
Robert j. Harrison arrested yesterday charge
Of stealing watch valued at $685. the property Of Capt
VIM. Carney, belonging to schooner lying In the
East river The accused hand on board, aud
stole the watch and made of but was subsequently,
arrested by the police of the 7th ward Justice Me-
Graih committed him to prison for trial.
.arrest Suspicion. Daily and Biddy Daily,
lot Of dry goods together with many articles Of wear
ing apparel valued in all at $50 the property of Mrs
Brookheim They were detained for further hearing.
Jursniie Bls glars Between and O'Clock Fri
cay morning, two boys detected in the act OF
burglariously entering the gunsmiths store, No 2ll
fulton street, owned by Mr. Robert Marston. The
young rascals had pry Off the hook holds one
end Of the iron bar that fastens the shutters Two
the shutters were taken down, the pane of glass
broken and six pair of pistols valued at 500 stolen
thcrefrom Two men, who we're going to market OBJ.
served the Young at work at the window, aud
endeavored to catch them. The boys, finding they
discovered of, but the men gave chase aud
succeeded in arresting one boy OF about Is OF
age, by the name Of Richard McGinn. Officer Arm
strong Of the Sd ward TOOK the boy into custody and
on searching his pockets pair Of the pistols stolen
Daniel Shea boy about Is years old bat the officers
have not yet succeeded in finding his whereabouts.
They went to his home in Gold street. and could not
md him. Justice Lothrop committed the boy to
prison for trial
a Musical Tai.f.-A black fellow called Joseph
McDougal, arrested Friday, by officer Wander
beck Of the attaches at the lower police charge
OF stealing two guitars valued at S45 the property OF
Mrs Virginia Carroll, No As Wooster street The Of
Bser recovered the instruments at a pawnbroker's
shop where they had been deposited by the accused
Justice Lothrop committed him to prison for trial
Arrest for Mnder.-Oficers Mclean and Gallayhe
Of the I'd ward, arrested, Friday black by the
maine Of Miller Lyons ON charge Of murder The
held inquest, about four weeks ago. the
body of colored child, about years Of age, called
William Wallace who alleged ut the time to have
Was evidently most cruelty and brualIy beaten which
caused its death ana the finding of the coronsr jury
fixed the cause Of the chds death on the accused A
warrant issged by the for this at the
time but ever since the negro has been secreted,
until Friday when he arrested by the above named
officers Justice Lothrop committed him for further
hearing
Charge Of Grand Larceny-Two young thieves, called
Charles sGneborne and VIM. II. Barber were arrested
on Friday in store in Beaver street, on charge of
stealing tour dozen Of silk cravat valued at $40 The
accused parties entered the store under pretence Of
pricing rome shawls one Of them had small carpet
bag in his hand where they slipped the cravats Their
movements however were deemed suspicious, and they
were stopped when opening the bag, the silk
watts found Justice Lothrop committed them
both to prison for trial.
Charge Of T7roDing Titriol Officer Crosett, Of the
lower police, arrested on Friday syoung man by the
name Of Majestic Franklin, a charge OF throwing
bottle Of vtriol through the window of the store No.
% Reads street, kept by Mr. Elihu Ayres The bottle
struck Mr. Ayres aud burned his clothes and person.
The prisoner has been heard to make use of threats
against Mr.. Ayres, prior to the assault Justice Lo-
throp committed him to prison. to the charge,
In default OF bail.