The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-16
Police Intela,xsr,...

"A Charge Of BmgLary.-Twe epus,ur,ls namad Iobu
night by officers McGrath and Carlry Of the sisth war
police. charged with breaking into III. basement ~ the
house No 81 Duane street with intent alleged to
steal lt seems that Adolphus KRAFT residing in the
house heard noise in the aud went down to
ascertain the cause and there rarche in the room
with pol in his hand Mr. Kraft asked him what he
wanted when the prisoner dropped the poker and en-
deavor TO escape The associate OF Tarche on the
sidewalk. An alarm given the police and took
the two men into custody, and conveyed them to the
station house In the morning the evidence OF Mr.
Kraft was taken, and Justice Bosart the facts made
as above stated committed the two prisoners to the
Tombs for trial
sdaiing Carpet Bag and It's Confents.-A carriage
driver named James LyDagh arrested on Saturday
evening by officer Bell of the Mayors special aids
ON charge of stealing the 2sh day of July last q
carpet bag containing ladys French merino cloak to-
eether with many other articles OF wearing apparel,
valued in all at $50 and upwards the property Of Mr.
Peter Brown OF Philadelphia 1t appears by the eyi
donce Of Mr.. Brown that the ash day of July, he
was On his way with his family to sharon Springs and
the accused was ordered to place the carpet bag with
other luggage ON board the steamboat for Albany But
instead Of doing So he kept back the bag question and
conveyed the fame to his reid. nee. No Amity
place in the rear On Saturday. Mr. Brown on his re-
turn home stopped Ia New York and made inquiry
about The missing bag. The above named officer
was applied to, who accompanied by Mr.. Brown,
went 10 the residence Of The accused, and there
searching the premises, found the bag the lock Of
which hao been broken and several articles taken out
Some of Mr. Browns shiits had washed and were
found bureau drawer; bat all he other articles were
lei, aiming in the bsg che evidence of the prisoners
guilt being clearly made out Justice BogarJ committed
Attempt 10 pass Counterfeit Ea A young man, OF
rather respectable appearance. calling himself John
bum arrested SATURDAY night by officer West of
The kghtb ward charged with att nptug 10 pass So
q unterit bank bill purportpg be genuine note
the farmers Bank oSandstone a. larry. Michigan The
ccnsed attempted topass the hl fret ut the store
Of william liaruor No 13 Gay street aud next at Hen
rs ley's No ~ Blocker street Nn The econd attempt
10 the bill he STOPPED sud The police took
him into custody and conveyed him before Justice Stu
art who. on the facts being elected committed him for
fur her examination
The STRAY in lanes sheet Two youpg men, James
Guin and lillian Kelly. and not Officer Reader, arrested
SIans and took him to the station bonse.
The Shooting .9BTogia James S'ee. The sailor Denja-
min Waltiere who in aray ghursdey was snot
by another sailor named Frederick tau in three places
by revolver still remains at the hospital in very pre-
carious condition One Of the slug II entered inn
mtdately under the chin and la. lodged somewhere in
The back part Of his throat This womb it is beievedwiL
prove fatal Last evening the patent considerably
worse.
"A Burglar Caught IN the .9ot.-Esrly Friday
ing, man named Edward Brown detected in the
porter house of Thomas Brady No 10 Canal street hav
ing forced entrance, by bTeaking open the window,
evidently with intent 10 steal hlr James Thomas,
residing at No $50 Broomc street caught the accused In
the act gave the alarm for the police and officer McNul-
ty of the sixth ward, hls ;d aud the burglar
fore the court said he thirty years Of age native
Of Connecticut and painter by trade Justice Bogart
committed him to prison for trial