The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-06
Police Intelligence.

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Lieutenant Dunn, of the Twentieth ward on Wednesday
night assisted by officer Baldwin, of the Eighth ward ar
rested young man named Martin Lay, known of
three dwelling houses in West Thirty sixth street stealing
therefrom $l60 in gold and two silver watches 1t seems
noon entered the dwelling house Of Mr. Bser Hiaebrant
No 220 West Thirty sixth street; also Henry Hise No.
2le the same street; also Mrs. Kearney No 2l2 same
street The watches stolen from the premises of Mr.
Hise and the gold from Mrs Kearney The rogues went
from to and broke open trunks search of
leaving the premises, and boy who knew by sight the
prisoner Laf gave the information to the police The
same night the police being Of the haunts visited
by the thieves went in Search ard found the guilty
ties at the corner of Cakson and Hudson streets. Lay
arrested but the accompces managed make their
escape In conveying the prisoner Lafy to the Eighth
ward station house. he threw from his person porte
Dae, fence it recovered, and found to con-
tain SAL in gold con evidently portion Of the stolen
money One of the silver watches has since been found
Phillips pawn office where 1t had been deposited the
same afternoon Of the robbery Several persons have
identified Iafy oDeof the party who coming
from the dwellings, sbove named. Justice McGrath
before whom the accused taken, committed him to
prison for trial.
Charge Of False Preenos Officer vandervoort of the
Third district police court, yesterday arrested
named Thomas Eastwood alias Wood, a warrant issued
tanning 1000 segars valued at s4 from Mr John With
erbee merchant doing business at No n South street.
who sets forth in an affidavit that the 2Sth ult the
called ut his store, and represented that he had
not less than thousand dollars deposited in the Ocean
Bank and doing business at No 16 West street. all of
be untrue The accused taken before the magistrate
Recorery Of he s4oo stolen from Mr Lan,on.--Captan
ssdSy sraoc recovered tie NSEd gSscs
Hsnton Lamont Of Potter county, Pennsylvania stolen
from him Tuesday night by q woman named Kate
Williams, at house of i'll fame No II Mulberry street
1t seems that the girl Kate, after stealing the money
rolled it 10 paper and placed in drawer in the gro
Gerry Of Herman B chof corner of Cross and Mulberry
streets without the knowledge of The proprietor or his
clerk Henry Peters; the latter was however, arrested
suspicion but subsequently held merely q witness
against the girl direct evidence appeared that he
knew the woman had secreted the money in the store
any more than the to deposit something
in drawer aud when the officers and looked into
the drawer the whole of the stolen meney was found.
Ds0derly ChdrdcteTs--On Wednesday night officers
McCusky Brener and Others of the Seventeenth ward
police, arrested with considerable difficulty and after
much resistance had been made, two named William
Salterman snd John Kearns who are charged with as
saultng persons in Tompkins square, and also Eighth
street. On searching Kearns slung shot found
his person. and be is also charged with having used it.
The prisoners taken before Justice Welsh and
mtted 10 await examination.
Young Pidpodta.-A boy, eight years of age, named
John Hines yesterday afternoon picked the pocket of
lady, while walking in Broadway, of purse containing
$40 He then snatched the veil from her bonnet and
of, but pursued and arrested by citizens,
who took him to the station house. where tho property
found on his person. On recovering the property
the lady refused to prefer complaint against often
der so young. and he was therefore discharged.
Malicious Mischief-Oicer Evans, and others of the
Fifth ward police yesterday arrested half adozen per
of both sexes for entering house in West Broadway
neag Duane street and fuly destroying considerable
amount of furniture. The whole party were locked up
by Justice Bogart, to answer the charge
The Late Stoppage on the Hudson Riper Railroad The
of the four men who stand charged with having been
concerned the 9th ult., with a large number of
Others all sugar bakers in stopping the mail train Of the
Hudson River Railroad, while in Hudson street, and
with assaultiDg the conductor and driver up for
continued examination yesterday afternoon No facts
of importance ELECTED, and the being
cluded WAS further adjourned.