The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-13

POi1co Intelligence.
SfedLng Merican DoVars-On SATURDAY. os,r.r. -.
aud Randall, OF the Seventh ward, arres,oi aaa.-
r. Lee, colored man, steward on board thu 49,
william G. Alden and two seamen, called y.r-".
Smith and Amasa Davis, a charge OF stealing :. -
containing thousand Mexican dollars from on boars
the said bsrkthe said money having been consigned
evidence before thmagstrate 1t that $4,000
IN Mexican silver was shipped board the bark q
Baze, Bay Of Honduras for various firms in this oitv
One of hcse boxes, containing the $1,000 in question:
was missing on the arrival at this port Suspicion 4
once rested on the accused parties and their
S2S7 was found in the possession of Davis Tho magistrate
Justice Mountfort committed Lee and Smith and ustios
Lothrop locked up also, Davis for examination.
More Stalking ,cih KnUe-Oflccr Ward of the Thir-
teenth ward police arrested on Saturday night savn~c
looking negro, calling himself Jerry b. JOHNSON on q
charge OF violently assaung with his fist q coioreA
woman named Eliza sample, whom he knocked down,
ana afterwards drew knife from his pocket and nhiotod
avery severe fatal stab in her neck The assault
Kept by Jane ilnsten, who witnessed tho outrage.
Jealousy Ii seems the the assault Aftsr
the injury was done, the negro endcavorcd escape
but pursued arrested and conveyed before Juste
Timpson, who locked him up for trial
.d,7cst Of Frmaie 7ni.f-A young woman of prepos-
sessing appearance. named Loretta J. Stockman was
brought before Justice Lothrop sunday morning on
charge OF stealing gold watch and chain, valued ut
*i5o, the property Of Walscr Alexander, whom il
alleged she had induced to accompany her house OF
dsrepute where she suddenly left him taking with her
his watch and chain. Officer VIM. II Stephcns Of ths
Lower Police wns applied to- who obtained Of
the runaway girl. and found her ecrctcd in room &C
the rear of the premises No 100 Mott street Tho on
taking into custody. found her
stolen property The facts being conclusive of ,or gust
before the magistrate he was compelled to commit hoe
to prison for trial.
n Bold 7ncn-ofcer Keefe Of the Chiefs office ar
rested, on Sunday man named Hiram Morange on q
charge Of stealing from the store of Mr. VIM Sen,on a.
Son No 20 Clin street during the temporary absence
OF MIR y. quantity of cutlery. valued ut $50 The lar
ceny was committed on Thursday last and on Sunday
on the arrest Of the accused portion Of the property
alleged to have been stolen found in hs
On his person likewise tho officer found gold watch
chains, supposed to be stolen. for which owners
wanted. They can he seen ut the Office of tho Chief
OF Police The accused was committed for further
hearing
H0 stad5ing her Ii,s6qpd-A woman named Alice
Tinsdalo arrested Saturday night by the police.
charged with stabbing her husband in the left with
knife inaetiDg dangerous wound They resided at
No. 1877 Laurcns street The magistrate committed har
to prison for trial.
Charge Of Stealing C,ong-oicer starritt OF the Sig
tcenth ward police arrested on Saturday man named
George Forbes charge of entering tho dwelling house
No 40 oratio street and stealing therefrom wearing
pnrel amounting to 500, the property Of Mr. Mains 1t
seems that the accused entered the house with key
Saturday last and conveyed the clothing to secsnd
hand clothing shop kept by James Welsh in Tenth
avenue Seventeenth street and sold them Welsh
for Sl2 The officer arrested Forbes leaving
the store; the property recovered, and tina
police searching the store they found three large trunks
filled with clothing, concealed which is believed to BE-
stolen property tor which owners wanted Tho cloth.
ing be at the Second District Police Court Jc
Market Justice Mcrath committed Forbes for trial
and also arrested Welsh and held him answer charge
OF buying and receiving stolen property.
.q7est u House RobSers Three young men, calling
themselves George Mccarthy, and William and George
Brown, arrested by officer De Boyer. OF the Eighth
ward on charge Of stealing from the dwelling house No
81 Eleventh street Saturday last articles of
silver valued at 500 the property Of Mr. Il Lounds
1t is alleged that George Brown entered the house aud
from the pnror took possession Of tho silver ware but
his leaving the hall the servant detected him an alarua
given aud pursuit made, and Brown caught b.
the officer in the Sixth The rogue his flight
threw the stolen property which subsequently,
picked up and restored to the The rogue, with
the two others who said to have been his accom-
pccs conveyed before Justice Blcakcy who locked
them up for examination
.a,7esto BmgLns-Two fellows called Andrew T Fleet
and Mark Marshots arrested by officer Churchill u
the Thirteenth ward. Saturday night, having burea-
rously entered the store OF p Shavir No AZ angin
street evidently with intent steal They were in the
morning conveyed before Justice Timpon to answer tho
charge