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

Arrest of Young Btrgiars.-On Tuesday two boys
named John Mu'lgan and Henry P-sr.al arrested
en- charge OF breaking into the coal office OF Mr. John
srcor No 81 Mangin street. stealing therefrom $40 in
rernies When taken before the magistrate the young
roeues COME their guilt and were commit BY the
Justice to prison for trial
charge IF Hgiuay Robbery The police, at three
o'clock On Tuesday morning, arrested man called Pa
trick CosRroTe, charge of violently assaulting and
roeliDg John Ellis Of SIS co. while passing through
Grand street BIZ. Ellis seriously injured and
unable to appesr before the magistrate testify against
tie accused The magistrate however has detained him
in prison until the complainant is well enough to appear
end give his evidence.
Friday night while in the porter house No 100 Tenth
avenue robbed Of pocket book containing $40 in
young man famed james McDonnelly. who, when ar
rested i'm pcated John McNemee, Henry Finnegan, and
several others being and having received
portion OF the stolen money Justice Mountfort COM
,nted the accused parties to await further hearing
Stealing Ba1es 81 Candies A black called George
Wallace arrested en- Tuesday a charge of stealing
nineteen boxes candles valued at SAL from the brig
Hamlet. y ing at pier No East river The rogue
detected conveying tie property off in cart Justice
Osborn committed the accused to prison for trial
q Bold 4nempf 10 Steal Two men on Monday evening,
droyeup horse and cart in front of bakery OF
cask Of mclasses, valued at $50 standing the side
yak and v.re in the act Of rolling the into the
ss y s an .nd.
to officer Davis Of the Fifteenth ward The other
was also detained arc in the custody OF the po
lice, which may possibly lead to the detection of the
other thief. Bailey was committed to prison by Justice
Beakiay to answer the charge.
Arrest Of Burgiws.-As Officer Sharpe, of the 18th
ward, patrollrg his district about O'Clock yester
day ming he observed young coming out Of the
basement OF the clock and looking gass establishment
no 2o3 Bowery, occupied by Mr. N. johnson having ia
bis possession four clocks, and several books filed
with gold leaf valued in all at S4S the property of Mr.
johnson The officer took the accused into custody with
the property and when 10 custody he became alarmed
and said his name Joseph Murphy, and told the
officer that us accompice then inside the As
distance procured, ard the accompce whose uame
articles stolen in his possession Justice Mountfort
mitted both q ties to prison for trial.
An IdeeR .assdtA. Yesterday, man named VIM
Kidd arsc'tsd by Officer Powers. Of the Fourth
decent assault the person Mary Ann Wills child
only eight years of The testimony Of physician
taken yesterday who examined the child and found
that very aggravated and vlauous assault hal been
perpetrsted upon her person The accused was taken
before Justice Osborn who committed him to prison to
await further examination
Stegfrg CG,ItnterS Tcols.-A man named John German
arrested yesterday charg. OF t.aling chest of
carpenters tools valued at $3.50 the property of John
Cpultrrs, No rs Ryir gton street The accused, IL
the tools gone, German left the shop. The pro-
perty recovered by the police ut Simpsons pawn
Office No. Is Chatham street where the accused pawned
VI Tor 81 German in justfyig himself for the posses
Coulters waS owing him money and that he took the
tools to pay himself Justice Timpson not being willing
20 justify the act Of the accused, committed him TO
prison for trial
MEETING IN FAVOR OF CUBAN PRISONERS "A
paper numerousy sgred Is going the rounds Natchez
Mrs for meeting of citizens in the Court House, in
Of Thraher and in opposition to the treatment he
meeting of the kind has been called in Savannah
Georgia