The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16


one Of the chiefs special aids, arrested Monday NOR
ming, in Troy, young man by the name Of lloratit
Sessions which the accused stands charged with grand
larceny WIN April lSl9 DcForcst called at the ONCE
Of Phieer FRANKIE. jewellers situated in Courta1d
and wished TO be shown some jewelry as he pre-
tended he wished to purchase. Accordingly quite lo
Of various articles Of ewery was selected by Detorest
amounting to several hundred dollars. The bill was
made and five per cent deducted for cash. and when
this all completed DeForest made excuse to leave
the officer by saying he had left his Memorandum book
his hotel and hurried of to get it, remarkng that h
would soon be back After he had disappeared Mr. FRANKIE
discovered the loss of lot Of unfnb gold chain valued
SlSS alleged to have been stolen by DeFores as h
returned back to the Office TO take the articles
lected by him for purchase. The following mouth Mr.
FRANKIE was at Iioboken when. who should he see but
DeForett in company with another man FRANKIE did not
speak TO him while in New Jersey, bat Is rs h,
the ferry arriving at the foot Of Canal street Mr.
FRANKIE called in the aid Of the police and caused De-
Forest be arrested and conveyed before the magistrate
the charge above stated Tile accused was detan
cd the complaint and held to bail in $1,000 to
Mr. MCoy proprietor Of the United States Hotel Troy
the father-in-law Of Deforeft came to New York and
balcd him out since which time the accused has been
a large and his reccgnizanees forfeited The officer ar
rived in the city yesterday morning having the accused
in custody and At the opening Of the court that day De-
forest placed at the bar The court committed him
the Tombs, without bail TO await his trial
The Case Of Frederick B.IsasonThe accusation pend
ing against Frederick Robinson, made by Mr.. Russell
Jarvis. in reference TO stock obbng Wall street
operations was TO have been further before
Justice Mountort but in consequence of the insposi
ton If the counsel in the the matter fur
tl,.r postponed until Thursday Of this week.
.7,rta Of Brgidrs.-efhcers Read and Mead, Of the
Tenth ward police, arrested Sunday night between
twelve and ono o'clock two desperate looking fellows
known TO the police by the n@n.ss OF oni.y Ior" hhu
John n. suy vhom the oneers eetec.ed. az ma. hou,
a the night in the act Of breaking into the boot and
shoe store No l3i Division street The rogues at
work IN the rear OF tIe store, WIN snal jimmy
pylhs open tne shutter Nhen 'ne oe. rou. ~, upon
mem anu 700. theni INTO eus'oI! anu ouna le ,ooi
q tiade IN lhelr Po,soh' ~ .le morning, poen'
mtt.a both TO prison for trial.
.l'ref sasp'e.on-A man called John Liner was ar
rested on Monday on charge OF stealing s4o IN money
aud breasn worth - the properly OF forward iiass
residing at NO W Feali street DrooRyn Inc complain
ant II seems lodged AZ mouse IN 'f'tham street IN
the came room WITH the complainant ana "hcn ne arose
IN the morning he discovered the loss 81 ms money
ana the accused Liner had gone on. Consequently
ne met Litsr IN the STREET, anu saw ,i.s iaehueai
br,aNpn In the shirt o' Lifer anu whon Fass caused
10 DC arrested ON the charge o steaihs MS money ana
other property Justice Inll~on committed the accused
for further hearing -
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torla miniature sNr' '"r ~hichan owhrr is Nahu Tue
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