The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-27


Charge Of Stealing Coat A roguish looking fellow,
called John Raynor was arrested yesterday having in
Mr. james D. Bense of No II Pearl street. his pro-
perry valued at $50. The rogue, his examination,
plead guilty 20 petit larceny and take the chances Of
Blackwells Island for six months rather than suffer
The danger Of trial for grand larceny which on con-
,ction nigh consign him to the State prison for
term not more than i've years no: less than three.
The following IL the examination -" do not deny
the charge but think Mr. Bensel valued the proper.
ty rather high IL IL very good coat, but do not
think II IL worth over S3On The magistrate however,
felt more disposed 10 credit the state made by Mr.
Iense than the opinion Of the prisoner, who
RoiG,d ~ an Eaiing House onhccr Costello OF the
Sixth ward. arrested, about two O'Clock. sunday
morning fellow called John Kelly alias Mclaughlin,
On charge Of stealing from the pocket of Peter w.
Teller Jr residing at No 12g suffolk street wallet,
containing few dollars In money together With
Ial pawn tickets, for gold watoa and chain Sc
valued in all at about 500 IL appears that MT Teller
his the store late at night stepped iuto
eating cellar In Chatham street where after
the rogue extracted the wallet from mis- pockets but be-
be could escape. Mr. Teller caused his arrest aud
the property found his person Justice Os-
I,rne committed him TO prison for trial
coniro,l,ns hs heu,s snd CAes.ng ms Co,k-om v;
the young bloods about town. by the name OF John A.
Price. phew Of Mr. stephen u. Mum, residing a;
OF age ard son Of the late Captain Price Of one u
the European baskets. Mr.. Mum IL An old gentleman
80 years Of age. in whose house young Price
resides with his mother and not satisfied With residing
quietly has undertaken TO control the whole house
huld NJ Nh .Munn into thibTgain aud In fact. CON-
ple,y taking the premse,by storm, keeping very ire
gular hours cut nearly all night aud Ina IN" morning
not able TO attend the regular breakfast hour resorts
o. the kitchsn. aud the cook refusing 60 make him
breakfast he took her by the neck aud ch0ked her,
in on DIR TO make her comply toh wishes Mr.. Mum.
ultimately nnding that he could net submit any longer
TO such conduct in his own house made formal com.
plant before Justice Osborne The magistrate CON-
miited the young 20 prison, IN default Of bail Of
$500 for his future good conduct and remain away
from the bcuse subsequently. Mr. stephen Bates.
proprietor q Lafayette Hall broadway. entered ths
required security, and this unruiy young man was
liberated frcm custody.
Holltnx HIS Empoge.-k boy Of about seventeen
years Of see. by the name Of John Phillips.
rested yesterday by ofbcer Csrrgan. Of the sixth
ward On charge OF stealing clothing. at different
times nom his employers who keep clothing store
at No 30 Bowory. The clothing missing Is valued 1t
near $40. which the boy Acknowledge he stole and
sold TO the jew storekeepcrs In Chatham street.
Justice Osborne committed the accused to prison for
a further h,sring.
Bagela,p Three mep. called Patrick Plunkeit
.hmss smith and Charles A Smith. were arrested
charge of burglaiouy entering the store cfHammOnd
krtIl No $50 Greenwich street, stealing thercfrpm
jeWelry. and other goods amounting to S2s5. por-
on Of the property found In the possession Of the
rcgucs. Assistant csptain farr,n arrested the &c
cused parties, who we're committedto prison Tor TRIAL