The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-27
Police Intellirence.


ward arrsted within the Last few days four fugitive
burglars named james Campbell Richard Lee Charies
fariie and John Williams, all charged with being
cefnod in committing burglary on tailors storc, situ
ated in Warren street Hudson city this State stealing
therorom quantity 81 new ready made clothing valued
in all at S40O the property Of Richard Benton, colored
man II seems from the facts before the police that on
the 18th instant officers Hnrifrr and Bakelock. while
duty in hudson street arrested suspicious looking mas
calling himself james Campbell having in his possesisa
bundle Of new clothing The man conveyed to tho
h'nth ward station house and from thence before JUS
lice hc,rath. who committed him to prison, short
time after the arrest il asccrained that burglary
had been pcperatcda the city OF Hudson the night
ot the ION instant The of the property TO
this city and identified the clothing taken Camp
bell portion OF chat taken by the bupi.s
store was robbed The prisoner Campbell was TIA reupon
sent back TO Hudson for trial Meantime tho oic r
here made every excsun 70 the pocs whom
or last Friday morning Assistant Capt sebring received
additional information which led TO tie AIRES, OF Riche al
lee and John W liams and they rdngy taken
into custody and The same nish Charles slatie ALIAS
Ergii Charley. said to be Tic orous OF the
gang found by Assistant, Capt sebriDg aud officers
Achsiman and Fowler a M 20 Elm, street lie was
occurred and all three of the parties commit by
the magstra.eto await regulation from tc author
ties OF Hudson city The officers have succccded in
covering about half of the stolen property
Iroeh Of Promise Of Dinrisre and Sc3ir "A rough
looking lrsbman, named Philip Cunimcrfnrd arrest
I'D on a.urny on warrant Issued by Justice Osborn,
wherein The accused stands charged with the seduction II
Jane Wallace an lrs~omhn of about the ammo stamp,
who in her affidavit before the Court that Cum
meord took advantage OF her confidence and under the
promise Of making her His lawful wife by marriage
duced her to submit herself on tho I'd OF January last,
to his fond 0nbrGccs since which time he has somewhat
relaxed his desire TO marry and she now socks the aid of
the criminal law, to either compel Philip TO make her
,iruous woman, she will send HIM to chop out stone
in State prison She further forth In her afavt
that previous TO The ID of January she pure and
chaSte Of good character and very viruous and would
have remained in her virgin purii had not been for tho
deception lrncts.d upon her by this gay deccvcr Cum
meord in his examination says he Is 81 years Of age
native Of Ireland and declares himself innocent OF the
charge imputed to him Notwithstanding this protesa-
ton Of nnocencc tho magistrate held him to BAN TO
swer the charge and in default Of which he was com,
mittcd 10 prison jane Wallace and the witness, Patrick
Blcyaiy both reside at No IA Hudson avenue Brooklyn
The latter cscs to the previous good character Of Miss
Jane and to her pure chae reputation previous to the
III day ofJanuary which dry the offence is alleged to
have taken place.
Dso,dcIy Houses and Drinking Shops-Thc Sixth ward
police Saturday night arrested tho following PERSONS
who have been indicted by the Grand Jury for keeping
dserdey houses The Five Points and elsewhere in tho
Sixth ward and selling liquor without license Mary
Reed John McCuc. Charles Brennan, Andrew Cox Bartly
French, Patrick Kane James Mehan, Ann Devine, aud
Patrick McGee Bench warrants had been issued by tho
Court Of Sessions and the accused parties sccor
inEiy arrested and conveyed before Justice Osborn.
They were all hold to bail 10 answer
.3,ycst If Burgars.-Two named Christian Rurk-
hsrdt and Hiram Frcdenburg, arrested charge
Of breaking into the carpenter shop situated In EgAty
fourth street and stealing thcefrom lot Of tools valued
at S35 the property Of Mr. Cook The accused parties
were held to answer the charge.
burglars broke into the cwcry store of Mr. w 8.
Wood No 367 broadway Franklin street by fore
ing open the front door and taking therefom about 500
worth Of silver plate The store Is under repair in
qucnce OF tire which occurred week two ago since
which time clerk slept in the store was formerly
The case previous ia the fire The police of the Fifth
ward must brush their forces and catch Of these
dnipht burglars. The frequent robbcrcs in their midst
will ere long reflect somewhat the efficiency OF tho
police IN that district Double vigilance Capt Car
pentr and show the other wards what you DO These
burglars must be captured.
II dishonest ScrrontA woman named Mary Kelly,
servant in the employ of Mr.. Leon w. Rtterband
siding at No Il Delaney street arrested Saturday
by the police of the Seventeenth ward q charge al
stealing from her employer fifteen gold watches thirty
seven silver Watches three diamond brcaspins. four
finger rings. &C. valued in all at $500 Mr.. tterband
is wachwakcr by trade ut No 50 Chatham street. and
the property had been taken home for safe keeping du
ring Friday night The girl after carrying of the boz
confirming the property handed IL over to accomplish
charge by officer Levness and conveyed before Justice
Mountfort. Her companion who heard Of the robbery,
and also the arrest Of Mary, became alarmed and caused
the box containing the property to be sent to The Police
court, when it was restored to tho owner Mary was
committed to prison for trial.
Furious D,t,'ing -James Mcdonald. residing Mt No Is
james street brooklyn was arrested Saturday whAo
in Broadway by officer Nountjoy of the Third ward
enaangoring the lives and limbs OF the citzeus Justice
Osborn held him to bail ia the Of 500 to
the charge.
Hotel 1hi.f.-Oficer Bowyer Saturday morning ar-
rested young man named George A. Willis, u charge
of stealing coat and pantaoons from the Irving
1t that the officer standing of hotel
in conversation with Mr. Fish Of the boarders when
the accused passed out with pair Of panaloons hs
person which MIR. Fish remarked looked like pair be-
longing to himself stolen from his the day before
This fact enough for the officer who arrested Willis
and conveyed him to the office of the Chief of Police where
examining the pants the OF Mr. Fsh wrttea
on the lining. The coat he had claimed by Mr.
Fernando Wood and the hat by another gentleman
of the boarders at the hotel The rogue committed
to prison for trial