New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

night could not be set forth, the family occupying
the sane we're out OF town al the time, ana t.e
robbery not discovered until Mr. j. brice smith
the occupant OF the house. returned 10 the ciy on
the 5h inst, The rogues stole from the premises oy
forcing an entrance through the basement door,
quantity OF ladies' wearing apparel, a Gamers mar
shawl valued at $500 black velvet maniiiias rose
wood musical box. silver snuh box ana A iol oi
o,h6r ,auabe articles valued In al at SSeN oh Tue
arrest Of DAVIS he was found with lr. Smiths coat
his back, and was also deniiaed hy Ny S.'ap'yn, @
the pavntroker. with whom DC ha' pa"ne. 'iie
musical box Shaler recognized py q witness
WHO saw hlm come fIOm the house oil mr. SIhtn
about the tine II was supposed TO nave oeeh loooei
The evidence against both the accused narues was
sufficient TO aukonze the Mayor II committing iheh
both 10 the 1Ombs for trlal. Charles fincAuiah
stands CHARGED with burglanously entering the
ofEce OF Mr. Simeon DreyfotS, No I'D Fdi'oa-st,
up stairs the 18th Of July breaking open the IRON
safe, and stealing iherefrOnn four gold watches, silver
watches watch materials &c, value IN all over 300
On the arrest OF Hlnchman, the officers found on nls
person ono OF the gold watches belonging to MI
Dreylous. and another gold watch, together with
four watch keys, ase identified portion OF the
To berry. The latter articles were found on search
iDc the premises of a Jew named Leopold Lehman.
u Bayard-st, who is charged with purchasing the
50 me from the burglars knowing them 10 be stolen:
On the premises Of this was found quantity OF
lCvelTy also silver tea and table spoons, WIN the
names erased from the handles, with a view, ey-
deItiy Of preventing identity. Owners are wanted
Tie property can be seen by applying to the CLERK
al the Chiefs office.
Officer Bennett Of the Ninth Ward, arrested on
FRIDAY night two men. called Ira Wiley and George
Low, on charge of burglariously entering the
grocery store Of Peter Shuts, situated corner OF
Washington and Christopher streets, on the night OF
the eth INST The roeues stole from the money
drawer $50 in cash and, not contented with that,
they malicousy raised the faucet Of the oil and mo-
lasses cans, wasting some S5 OF the contents there
of. Wiley when arrested, had pair of boots be-
longing TO Mr. Shuts stolen from the store the night
Of the burglary. The accused parties were taken
l.f,
trial.
ARREST OF A BLACK DONNIE AND HIS
WTE.-Rev. Isaac Davis, a black divine Of the
Methodist persuasion was on Saturday arrested by
officer Bray OF the Third Ward, charged with steal
ing six gold rings from the store Of Jacob r. Schuy
lCr. No. MaIden-ane IL appears that he called
at the lewelry store Of Mr. Schuyler Saturday and
representing himself to be merchant from Canada,
wished TO look at an assortment of leweiry with
which 10 replenish his stock. After examining
large quantity he selected about 500 worth and re-
quested bill TO be made out for them stating at the
same time that he would call in the afternoon and
settle. Just he left the store several gold rings
mere missed and he was at once brought back and
searched. when the missing articles were found on
his person. He was then taken before Justice Os-
borne and searched when several pawn tickets for
watches, gold chains, &c were found concealed IN
his boots He gave hls name as John Harrison, but
Iapen In his pockets proved his name 10 be Isaac
Davis, and that he is minister of the Gospel.
Police Officer yesterday arrived from Philadelphia,
ceny recently committed at that city. Information
has also been received from Cincinnati Ohio, that
recovery OF which $500 is offered. Officer Patterson
OF the Lower Police Court, after diligent search
yesterday succeeded In finding his wife at house in
church-st., who was arrested as being confederate
IN his rascaty. Several gold rings were found in
her possession Any persons who have been defraud-
cd by this fellow, who is tall and very black, will
further the ends Of justice by calling at the Police
Court in the Halls of Justice. He was committed to
prison for further examination.
ATTEMPT OF THE BURGLARS, SHIELDS AND
THOMAS, TO BREAK JATL.-Shieds and Thomas, the
burglars confined in Essex County prison, n. j. for
the robbery of WilliamSs jewelry store, have been
maturing plan of escape but through the vigilance
of the keeper their designs have been frustrated On
tie discovery of the plan, says the Nerark Adrers)
Shields was stripped of all his clothing, ard sharp
pointed carving knife, which he said was furnished
HIM in an eating house in New-York, was found Sc
creted in his pantaloons. lie stontly protested
tina, If he was to be dealt with IN this manner, he
would show that he was yet man, although confined
inprlson, and warned the keeper that as every man
had his day, he would yet have his and nc was to
be thus treated the fear of death was no obstacle TO
the accomplishment Of his purposes. subsequently,
both prisoners were removed to other cells, and well
secured with feters and chains, firmly fastened to
the floor Shields appears about 25 years of age and
We learn, commenced his course of CRIME III London
at about the age of l3 subsequently he married the
woman who is confined with him, as an accom-
plicc and they continued in the business until
he arrested in London for daring burglary, tn
ed convicted and sentenced to transportation for Is
years While on his way TO prison in charge OF Of
fcers, he attempted to escape, and with billy"
killed one of them on the spot, but was, nevertheless
secured, and lodged in Millbank Prison from which
he soon after escaped by the ingenious use of the
long handle TO his TN cup-being the only instrument
within his reach-and fed to this country
ARREST OF FUGITIVE FROM POUGHKEEP
slE.-Chas. Barnard alias VIM. Evans was yesterday
arrested by officers Bumstead and Weed ofthe Police
Court at Essex Market, charged with having on the
goth of last month stolen horse, carriage and har-
ness, valued at $l6S, from James s Hill of Pough-
keepsie N. V The deceased ii appears hired the
horse and carriage 10 60 about ten mics IN the coun
try instead of doing which, he came to this city and
sold the horse to a butcher named Dennis McCabe
living at IS Mangin St, for $40, to whom he rep.
resented himself to be baker, and stated that he had
owned the horse about l3monhs. Barnard was sent
back in the custody of Constable Graham of Pough
ktepsle for TRIAL
STOLEN PRoPERTY.-On Saturday after
noon Mayor Kingsland issued search warrant for
two "fence" cribs, one at Orangest, and the other
al l2 Bayardst., wherein IT was suspected large
quantity of stolen property had been secreted by bur
glars and thieves. The papers were placed LII the
hands OF ofhcers Lamont, Reed and Parker, who
Proceeded to the above premises and after thoroughly
searching them, found number OF gold and silver
watches, gold chains, costly silver plate, Jewelry OF
all descriptions, rich shawls bead purses, and lot
OF silk parasols, all of which were brought to the
righful owners and the balance retained to await
further action. The keeper of 10 Bayard-st is named
Leopold Lehman and Harnes solomon keeps
Orange-st.. both Of whom were arrested and locked
up on the charge of being receivers OF stolen goods
A SUSPECTED BuRGLAR.-A young man
named John Simpson who has been repeatedly ar
rested heretofore was again brought up yesterday by
officer Rumsead for having in his possession guam
tity of tools of description generally used by bur-
glars with intent use them when favorable oppor
nation.
Found DROWNED. body of an un-
known man was yesterday found drowned at the