The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-27
Police Intelligence,

Stealing Geld Wafch-A black man named Albert
charge Of stealing gold watch valued at $780, and $15
in bank bills. the property Of Jerome Franklin Itscems
that Franklin fell aeleep in saloon on the corner Of
waiter. The watch recovered and the accused
committed to priscp for trial, by Justice Bleakey
ar, sted on Thursday by officer Unerstilcr of the Eighth
ward charge Of stealing on the 7th OF February
last quantity Of wearing apparel valued ut ssa The
shortly after stealing the property she pawGcd it Mt
s j. Leyys and on Thursday came with the tickets for
The purpose Of redeeMnS the clothing, when Mr. Levy
detained her until the police arrived and took her INFO
custody Justice Beakley committed her to prison for
trial.
Stealing Slrer Wa,t-Scme two or three weeks ago u
hack driver by the Of John Henry arrested
charge OF stealing lot Of silver ware valued ut 1910
the property Of MIR John Harms. residing in INVENT fifth
street who entrusted the same with other property TO
be conveyed to the Collamore House in Broadway The
accused at the time Of his arrest conveyed before
magistrate; but the evidence against him deemed
insufficient to warrant the magistrate in committing him
for trial, and therefore he liberated from custody
Within few days past, other and more CoDc asvc tcti
mony has been discovered by officers Bumsad and hIcr
rift Of the Essex Market Police Court which fEtens the
guilt almost certainly the hickman John Henry Il
now that instead Of his carrying the box containing
the silver to the hotel he conveyed to the hoasccf
an Irish woman called Mary conory residing IN eleventh
street. who took the property End concealed Ii for
time but when she heard that the police making
inquiry about the missing bo1 Of silver, she became
alarmed lest IL should be FOUND IN her possession and
ordered her Charles to take The box 80 the FOOT q.
Seventh street i.ast river and throw most of tn
tents INTO tEe river Tue hoy t.iS
mother and the officer have rrappcd The sc,t and
recovered about $3.50 worth OF the property wh c has
been identified Thursday, ny order e Justice Mount
fort Mrs. Conorty anu her two sons named Charles and
Thomas arrested charge Of receiving the said
property. knowing the same to be .oen: The magis
trate postponed the for further hearing The
hickman has not yet been arrested.
n M,deious .ite,pt by Shoo.tg Officer Gasluc of
the Fifth ward. arrested black fellow Wednesday
night called George Cutler residing IN Church street
charge OF dischargng gun loaded with powder and
sugs. at Richard Arthur at No Al y Thomas street
portion Of the sug took effect the left breast wound
ing him in dangerous manner The accused was con-
y.yed before Justice Osborn who committed him TO prison
for trial, in default Of 81 900 bail
The Tco Pdifeysons-,esse Patterson the late deputy
Hack Inspector 81 the Chiefs Office is not Ralph Patter
son. the police officer at the lower police court.
ii Man puh Iiro Wires-Oficers Bumstead and Merritt
arrived in this city Thursday having in custody Alex
ander u. q Moran, whom they arrested in New Jersey
charge of bigany, having in September last married
a Miss Mary Ann Shaw, while his first wife still
living. Ia whom he was married about fifteen months
since. Justice Mountfort committed him to prison for
trial.
fugncciouS Polcemsn-Two policemen, Of the Seven
tenth ward. named Ire xhman nd Kenny, Wedncs-
day night entered into kind Of rough and tumble fight
together in which conflict Trexhman received
blow the organ which is said TO have materially
di4 arranged his smelling powers The difficulty IL
originated in discussion respecting the charge
recently made against Jesse Patterson the late Deputy
Hack Inspector. Kenny locked in cell until morn
ing and when carried before Justice Mountfort.
appeared to prefer chargo against him he be
rated from custody.