The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-25
Police Intelligence,

ENITNSlNE rURGLABy-ARKEsr or THE BURGLAR,
AND RECOVERY OF A PORTION OF THE FRO
Fer the lee. werk rset, e very remarkable case of
burglary ard robbery hae been under investigation be-
ieTe Justice Lothrop, involving loss OF property
amounting to upweIGs If 5000 portion Of which has
been recovered ~ The police ofcer IT the Astor Place
ureTG House. in the wardrobe OF y. lax Maretzek
The quality Of the goods Of the richest kind consist
irg OF silhs. bocaGes dans,ks figured With gold
The ciIcums attending the discovery OF the rob
berry, and tie arrest Of Tie thief follows -
The firm u William Neusater manufacturers and i'm
p"ters of the above named goeds ct No lsS Broad
for several months past have been missing from their
store, piece sitter iece of he silk goeds question aud
IN the store could sive any accuuutas to
in what manner the property was conveyed away
Tttre was no breskirg-he thief must therefore have
used fel,e Keys reward offered by the firm for
TIE recovery Of the missing property and the goods
were Of very peculiar hind, Or Their manufac
and In roYaton j was thought almost npossihe put
the into market without being discovered How
ever no one ade sny reply respecting the offered re-
ward, ana, on taking an account OF stock the
firm discovered their loss TO be over - coo
Accordingly in order prevent any further punderng
time the stealing cessed About two weeks since, Mr.
Neusisdter obtained information that ut the Asor Place
Opera Hou'e ars:ss made up Of the like goods and
upon that Information Mr. NJ visited the Opera House
ard tequetted TO be shown Of the The pro-
peitJ wssexhbited and he 1T identified the
70 be portion OF that stolen from his store ap
plication was then made TO the magistrate, and
search wsriaGt granted "a search the wardrobe of Max
Mnretzek and the reult Of the examination
the recovery Of from $500 to about 1oco worth Of the
sGtn property. Por the possession OF this property
MI haretzeE referred The police TO his agent Mr Isaac
Jscobton IN Cedar street who, inquiry infos med
the Police that he purchased the property from Inaa
ntmed Jacobs, in Philadelphia Officer Crosett, that
information, proceeded. Saturday, week ago, 10
pbils dephIs .fcobs, who then Lying on his
Death bed who just beoIe he died informed the officer
that ne obtained the goods in question from Mr. Is
Isritls. On calling Israels ne informed the
ftcer that the property was purchased by him at the
auction store Of Wolhert, No 81 Market street The
officer called the auctoneer who stated tina he
sold the property in question for young calling
hiTclf Henry who, ct the tine Of sale putting up
81 jones Hotel, ard had brought the goods from New
York in tunf, a different times fer whom he sold II
al auction, and rad him the proceeds Of the sales
description Of this individual given which ut once
led 10 tusflcion 81 Q YourR known frank Hen
neck, former graduate u the State prison at Sing
Sing. On farther inquiry 10 asoer aimed that Hen
mock bad month"; $50 been engaged porter Tor
Mr. Hrundsge tailor whore place Of business No iSS
Broadway the tfme building in which the robbery had
been Effected The nydery solved; the officer
returned back 10 New York and Thurfdsy last
cctded IN taking into custody Frank Hennock, who
conveyed forthwith before the magistrate, and detained
for f1ftheT hearing. When arrest the 0sceFs found
~ hie person epleIdid goll watch agd chain and
diamond breast pm and Mt the Lodging houe u The pr-
soner. situated In TwentyEecoud street, tive rooms Of
costly furniture found valued at over $500 believed
70 nave been purchased with the proceeds IL tho stolen
property there also found large quantity Of yau.
able books supposed also have been stoleu The
whole matter win be further Investigated by the magis.
trate, on Monday.
Aoiss u Eatd.--Two men, named George Tuttle and
William Harris were arrested, on Saturday night Oh