The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-03

.qrvest Suspicion I'm Escape from Justice On
observed two boys Of about the age Of eighteen years
lourG'Hg about several houses In Henry street. which
created the suspicion Of the officer that they
there for no good purpose. The officer walked up to
them, and on ssz;pg one the other on and made
his s,cape The one arrested gave his George
Atkins. On being questioned to his suspicious
duet be said that he had thst morning arrived from
Philsdephis and was in search Of a man called Glib.
searching the pocket Of the boy, the officer found
sealed letter and opening the letter the contents
read Is follows which We give rerbatim :-
the omnibus bad Better Go in Their Coanrey ther
deal Of trouble to thni that You Haven't Gone M iar
S don't CO "a your p own Is oSa
10. ne h'are from you as so,n as you can
The discovery Of this letter (Which the boy ackno~
ldgd be brought from Philadelphia for the purpose
Of delivering It TO young called Charley Nailor)
evidently showed that Naor had Ted from that city in
cor sequence OF the commiion of some crime
murder and that this was the second time that he
had been wand by his father to escape from the city
and change bis name, to escape q rest. The Chief
mitted the boy TO prison. until inior nation be
ottaired from fhiladelphia The prisoner bears =
strong resemblance to the kiilers' Ct that city.
Instp,ndent Poice Office. No. $50 Broadpay -Messrs
Reyss and Cock.fsi. aided by officer Morse. Of the
city Of Brooklyn arrested yesterday man. By the
Postly on warrant issued by Justics Kiug Of Brook.
Ign. II seems that Mr. George Farmer owned store
Of dry goods IN Brooklyn snd DESTROYS Of selling
cut; and In ctnssqu~Ioe thereof, MIR. Postiy called
upon him ststed that would purchase the stock
hut having sufficient cash he proposed give good
tecprify fer the amount and represented that A. A
posy was the owner Of the house and let corner OF
Hubert and Washington streets In this city aud he
would give good notes time for the payment Of the
gccds drawn by A. A. Postly, who represented to
be perfectly good and referred Mr. Farmer to Charles
fosty. the brother Of the accused, who pronounced
A. rost)y perfectly good and the II the pro.
perry alluded to MIR Farmer believing that the
statements true and made In good faith took the
notes ~ given by Posty and thus sold his stock OF
dry goods shortly after Postly into possession
Of tie property he cold out to his brother. his act
created some suspicion In the MUD Of Sr Farmer aud
he msde inquiry respecting the alleged properly,
ntr 81 Hubert and asling streets aad TO his dis
may found that the Representations made by Postly
we're fste and fraudulent The sccused parties we're
taken bsfre the magistrate in brooklyn aud held to
bail toan.vsr fu; Their hearing.
Susyie.sa IF Snaiiag Dismands "A few DAYS ago
m.fehut ia CCurtsndt street robbed Of a lot of
brlliant vslued ct $500. Yesterday officer Cresett
arrested yours man suspicion Of being the thief.
Inc prisoner ssNe The name OF James VI Collins he is
rersotsee who Is eom, v hat familiar with police mat
ters ou being brought before the sg,s,rate he de-
le bad been quite sick aud had done job Of suy
wa Tor zone uge psst, Justice Lothrop, uot With
ttahSrg hts pote.tAti0n II ibnocsnc detained him
tr The pfstsbt In order to Investigate the
FLY
II Dishonest se,pont a black woman by the name II
julie Jobu'oD vas arrested yesterday by o:e Mosho
of The tixth ~sd on cnsrgs 90 ST. sliug ialy's
cloak valued at sz5 aud bracelet valued at S. from
tie dwelling fouss NO 27k Tenth street tbs PROPERTY
Ct Mr. Hiram Knot II sesms the sed paid . visit
g. ttis htu,e to Pee fellow eervant and white there
snt-,,o e. the upper AID stole tb. pr,p-rty
.esfc ing her Ierrsu the pam tickets fund
a. te ,eD articles stolen; the article.
lie reader Ill readily that those the kint -
sturss Who visit their hsuse 20 s-rvsn,s and
then rob the pr,ris.s Justice Mountfor cola 'nit,ei
TO trisou for trial