The New York herald., 1851-12-23
Police Intelligence.

Premy, .7rTe Of Gang of Burg s,eore,y Of bs
efHcsr, stilwe and Jones, Of Ii. Eghtn ward pole.
succeeded In rouncng upon gang of young burglars
named Levi Doare, yoteph Smith, William Lee, Richard
Malone ard James Malone, aged om Hxsen TO eighteen
years, whom the tfcers secured Of their repdezvou.
situated at No 49, Greenwich street located In the
The attending their and the crime
with which they charged, will lie elected by the toll
loving aotr as detailed before Captain rufnbul Of th-
Eighth ward Police who. with the ofcers under his
msLd deserving of much praise fer the very efficient
and prompt nsnser adopted 10 the detection and
II appears that on Sunday night the premises No TO-
Eighth avenue occupied by Mr. Ernest Greenfield as =
confectionery store the family residing Up stairs wa
entered by the pri,oners ~ho forced ope the cellar door
pared through the cellar and kitchen entry next
:, to. ,tos Where ,hey pytd open dtor leseias ir,o
copper coin so geld piece three dollar gold pieces
li0 in bank tlls, and about sl1 in silver coin; also
property q Sir Geenred As the family arcs
In the morning, the robbery discovered. and muct
surprise vas manifsttd respecting the gletness OF
tavsse Watoh eoE which was placed ia The cellar !,
gusrd tbs premises No noise was head from the dog
whose sieree strange to'sy, ultimately was the nesa.
q detcctirg the burglars, in the fo0vieg manner
The dog We. known to be very savage. aud would not
peimi. any stranger to enter the premises and from he
quetuess this oucasiun. Mr. Greenfd very naturally
supposed that tie robbers must have ben come per.
sous Known TO the dtg, OF be would fsFe made
alarm. Accordingly. on reflection. NJ greenfield sua.
Tectsd that james Malone of the prise who ha
been DISCHARGED from his employment sOeut two week.
since was concttosd In the burglary Thee facts
rerssverlne search for Malone, found hir, with the
other prisoners 1t their rendezvous IN Greenwisi.
street Thus the fuspicion ceS-y made out
aud the silence a the Gog accounted n animal be.
ing w,ll acquainted With Malone sud therefore
upd,r bic entering the promises S,il tn
doc although he DID not alarm ths family tt the tim
Of the conmssion % TIE crime by su ~ ne verthees
vas the means of detection cs placed tie f,,spcion o.
the guilty ptrtes On he arrest Ct the .rId partisa
the ofbccrs found on y Tcrson g Levy Dane SE fr
bank bills three dollars IA silver sbd ,re dol,rs In
gold On Richard Malone found 8 yer wateh
tGs in bank bills two dclsrs in gold ard two dollar
end &C. ythree cents in silver This monev Was in wb
leather pocket book In the room wa Il 1rd ,enr AZ
lnrs and ninety pix cents in copper colo eanlsa ,et
oi tufgere Tools wes found secreed under the floor.
two psto and other articles used b. b1ra toaether
With cards a various merchans wnr IN ta.g rrsbiv in
tended TO paYa visit 20 tuing th@ hudavs ros vou5s
rogues who spp AIRED tC take the affair ul.h pefse
nt ncl aiAnce were convey ed before justice geyratb
wren Mr 6retEhed appeared ana id.n.lfed the monav
st1 property recorerd from the bargafs his tropertg
ihe httfatf commit all the aceued tartias c5 pf
'on 20 sastci the thg'se The property been ali T.
covered BY the porct
The b'odorcy frior Case -Yesterdav he investiy,
4tle'ui5 tns nc. nliary chsTg pending aQaipgt
',hn Brand and Hubert Bgaudenbu-aer er. fur Gri.sr
h-f stoLe 40 .o Broadway. On Monlsy nil lht q weer
81 H@a cOh'ltu'd several witnefses ha.- teta cxanip.
~ tle .l..r, Al tftf nee though ..afnstaufi,t
eros 90 M up tfe u.s e .ostim Iuy la ..afr. Ii,I
oes o. 'ltw ti.tg lBuI vas INTENDED eu tt- s-e ip
rIatcC clWpalIs
CoAr.. I'd " s.sa. %. .f,'-r fy r. -vas'eri,v
'at' T. taaH tie r.l.r. uas sEsmiu bg Jueti..
GU ''t cue .s-rel --ainst l.I l.r ia Or.
".s.'- % i..t. Answered .f follows o.
.f- .-s E.. On lL.. Dc ..sa r.-it. tf Tre.nI
" -s n. e.. pa. f.r .a au..r r -.l.t-iun AMI ~
sEs-el ths ch.r- a-nst hiE. De ID eadti ~. guilty.
Le nag 'us.e tltn ctnmttcd bin ~ pran for trial
stsRA 81 f'tN BAL rqui.sd.