The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-12

Arrest Of Co,nre,Jeitrs-On Friday afternoon officers
q woman named Isabella Park, a charge Of passing
counterfeit five dollar bills the Bank Of North Amer
ca Rhode Island with guilty knowledge, for the pur
psse OF cheating and deraudng the various sorekeeprs
whom she passed them An sccomplice Of the woman
calling himself Phillip Csverly alias Dubois, was also
he the who furnished with the spurious bills
to pass, allowing her for such service liberal
The ssid bills is Thomas MeMann Of 1s Blocker street
and several other sorekeeper The prisoners taken
eore Justice Stuart who detained them in custody for
further examination Storekepers who have taken bills
described above requested TO call the
and identity the prisoners
Larceny and Compromising Felony "A week two ago,
We noticed the arrest of noted for pocketbook
"droppiDgn named Joseph Waldron, or more commonly
known as black charged with being concerned in
the stealing of $50 from a countryman, named L.
Euter We might briefly state that three four pocket
book droppers met Nutter on the pier and drop
nean quickly and was going of when of the accom-
pces up TO Nutter took hold of him by the collar
charged Nutter with being thief Still another accom-
phce came and represented that he also ocer
dollars Nuttsr became alarmed and fearful that they
might plot up some false statements against him
paid the City dollars, and was, thereupon, re.
perstsd in different directions Nutter, not beiev
ing that the operation exactly according to Law
sought the aid Of the police and the fellow called black
Joe.n whose person described by the complainant
arrested by officer Hambn. of the Third ward po-
Lice The case was then brought before Justice Bogart
The friends OF the guilty parties through agent Of
fered TO pay back the $50 The magistrate took the
money but with the full understanding that compro-
mise should be made and that Nutter should prosecute
the guilty parties But strange TO say. the
money paid back to the countryman he totally
unable to swear that black joel of the guilty
parties The prisoner was, thereupon discharged from
custody Since that time steps have been taken to
tecure ths guilty parties Until within few days Capt
Hopkins OF the Thire ward lice has fully nves
kesed the facts in the finding that some Of his
svn officers we're at fault in the ordered the
Woody Moon and Joseph Edridge. The officers, in ma
king the arrests were assaulted and compelled
nfe the club the head OF Bob Neil infcting severe
wound. The parties are held by Mayor Kingsland who
committed them to prison for further investigation
Arrest cfs Daring BrgLar.-A desperate bad looking
negro calling hinsef John johnson, % Friday
morning arrested by officer Keefe. at Jacksons pawn
shop No. bs Reed street having in his possession
silver spoons and various articles Of ladies' wearing ap
psrei valued in all at some $40 or 500. The officer,
believing that the negro had by the articles dis
honestly took him into custody and conveyed him be-
fore the Chief Of Police Soon after his arrest Mr James
~ Holmes residing at No. Is Rutgers place called at
ihe Chiefs Office and gave information that his dwelling
house about two o'clock that morning had been broken
Into in the rear and gave description property stolen
Ihe articles taken from the negro exhibited TO Mr.
Holmes and were identified by that gentleman the very
propaT stolen BY the burglar Mr.. Holmes further
stated that at two o'clock that morning his daughter
en s-eke IN her room by some one With dim light but
apg TO be some the servants got out of bed and
.oo nSa o the person demanding what business they
was that Of man and Miss Holmes very coursseonslv
susHee vitn the rogue AID actually managed TO push
sm out o. the room-fastened the door and imme-
dla,Ay ran TO the front window facing the street
ma e ,a, OUT eves'-making considerable alarm
anoe but not In time to catch the burglar Who
Vas seen 70 make HE escape from the bouse Inv
the way OF the front basement The alarm was Ken, ny
for some time, believing that the police might posSby
come TO render assistance but none came M
Holmes and the negbbore made search through tho
house-too late, however the burglar had fed This
negro supposed 10 be the burglar from the fact In the
first place, IL being found with the property In bis pos
session. and secondly the prisoner Is identified by Mr.
Holme servant that the prisoner the person who
rang the door bell aud asked IL some pcrson-menonng
name--resided Ia the house On being answered ID
se negative the negro left and evidently forced an en-
trance through the Of the premises The negro
eommtted by the Mayor 10 answer the charge Of bnr
gary.