The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07

that his wife bought some Of the jewely from German
bearing the description Of the one charged With
late the afternoon in finding her in German boarding
house. No 1O6 Greenwich street. and in her possession
found other articles of stolen property belonging 70
Mr. Bsuzon She taken at once before the Police
Court. Here curious circumstance was developed The
that after she had stolen the property she came on
New York. and returned again to Boston; that in
small boarding house 10 Boston she became &C
quanted with Christopher W. williamson the person.
in the Tombs arrested only the night before charged
April she married Williamson in Boston, and came to.
this city Sunday last since which time she has been
mere IN reference to the eansiesSks ss9leh
named Carl seybod formerly ia the employ OF Mr. Ben
brought the said candlesck to her. and asked ne 70
sell them for him giving her for herself she sold the
three for 80 and gave him the money The csndlescks
were recovered in her possession and the three
where she had sold them. It Is the impression of Mr..
Ben.on that the yoman aided in the burglary as the
one well acquainted with their location The msgis.
tte caused Williamson to be brought from prison. and
he subsantiaed the fact of his marriage with the pri
soner and stated that he now felt thai he had been de-
ceiyed In her she represented herself to him to be
dressmaker, doing good business In New York. and,
thought he married nice honest girl These last
marks made by williamson who made them in very
serious manner caused quite laugh BY those present,
been deceived The magistrate committed them pri-
SON and no doubt they will be taken to Boston for trial
The deserves much credit for the perfect manner
in which he worked up the affair.
A DARING HOUSE BUEGLARI-ARREsT OF TIE ROB
BEERS By the POLICE.
At about two OclOck On wednesday Jnosn'hS ponce
men harrington Ray nor and Walker Of the Seventeenth
ward observed four suspicious looking men IN the ward
and followed them believing that they contemplated
depreciation. The officers kept on their track until
they arrived Fast Fifteenth street and az the residence
Of Mr. Samuel G. Paxton No. 1877 that street the OH
lost sight Of the At once the police felt satisfied
that attempt would be made the said premises by
the burglars and accordingly approached the house With
through crack the glinmer of light caused
by match. and therefore concluded that the robbers
were work forcing entrance Two other policemen
called into requison and the five then rounded the
house. awoke the inmates which gave the bur-
glars two Of whom sprung the fence escape
and were taken prisoners The policemen then entered
closet and the other under sofa; they also
taken into custody and conveyed to the station house
In the forenoon the accused parties were taken before
Johnson John Brown and william Brown and were all
committed to prison for tria-the punishment for which
prison Much praise / due he officers OF the police
the capture Of these miinieAt robbers.
PioleRt Assault trih q Sgpf0.-On Monday evening,
man, ramed Dominick ~, was arrested By Assistant
Capain Hicks and Officer Kennedy OF the Seventeenth
ward, charge Of ylently assautng policeman Ken
nedy with sword inctinga severe wound on his hand
1t that Ely iutoScated and went into
butchers shop in Twelfth yeet, near First avenue with
sword in hs hand which he hourished about, and
threatened all within sight with assault The police
called in and ulcer Kennedy approached the
prisoner the latter aimed blow at the officer with the
SWORD. The officer TUNED the blow with his club and
the sword struck him the hand, iptietDg severe
wound After violent struggle the police succeeded in
taking the sword from n, conveyed him to the sta
ton house la the morning the accu was before
the magistrate and held 10 bad to answer the charge
Ay,t Of S,ointerThe police of the First ward.
Tues day arrested calling himself George Yellon,
alias Christopher W Williamson. on charge Of fraudu
One charge is stated to be that about
six weeks since the soner represented to Frenchman
leave hundred francs in his until the vessel
sailed Il is needless to that the Frenchman never
pss made %sHs a pno sand
No 80 Rector street. who charges that the prisoner
obtained from him 500, on the 18th ult., under
OF the clipper ship "Grecian Maid, that the
money be wanted to pay his mate who was about to
signees which he would get the next day. The accused
represented that he putting at the kstor House,
and for Mr. apnor enclose the money directed to him.
the said hotel Mr. Iapnor believing the statements
enclosed the money as requesed The accused was ON
few seconds after it was delivered As all The represen
tatons false the accused conveyed before JUS
tice Rogart who committed him to prison for further
examination.
Suspicious Choroders.-Tvo men, named Thomas Har-
rson and Joseph Moore were arrested charge Of en-
very Suspicious crcumtances It seems that the pre-.
misses occupied by Mr. Joseph Corbit and about two
therefrom during the day. considerable amount of pro-
pcrty plan was subsequently adopted by Mr.. Corbit
effect the object bell was attached in the Kitchen. and
the string leading from the bell attached the front
door Yesterday afternoon the family alarmed BY
the bell and hurry ing to ascertain the cause the
two young above named in the entry going up stairs
The police called and the accused parties conduct
ed before Justice Wood who committed them TO prison
for further examination. small jimmy; va
ound on the person Of one of the prisoners.
Arrest of Hotel Ttief-A gentee looking young man.
somewhat known to the police authorities calling him.
self William Cosgroye alias Wilson, alias Connolly,
arrested on Tuesday evening at the New York Hotel
having entered room No ia, occupied by of the
boardes broke open the trunks and ransacked the cloth
ing, evidently in search Of money and ewery but II so
happened that the gentleman owning the property had
but short time previous removed his money from the
trunk It seems that the prisoner came into the hotel
looked the register and in few minutes Mr. Whit
the b0okkeper him leave the desk and proceed
up stairs. Mr. Whitman followed him. and saw that he
entered the room In question with false key. In few
seconds AFTER the rogue out Of the when he
was deaiEe and policeman sent for, who took the
accused into custody, and searching his person
Der OF skeleton keys small chisel suitable breaking
open trunks together with piece of wax candle and
matches were found The rogue conveyed in the
morning before Justice Stuart, who committed him OF
prison to the charge of burglary and attempt at
grand larceny.
Marine Affairs.
rHR PASSAGE OF THE ARABIA.