The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-24
Police Inseliixonce. .

Charge Of Blvglarg-Strange Evidsnoe agait ne 40.
the police srrested youDg man Damsd
VIM. AcAnnaliy, otherwise known as kocksy BILL on
charge o. bur sar.ousy entering the dwelling house
cupiso by Mr. Joseph Isane at No AZ East Sixteenth
musical box diamond pin and various other articles,
valued In AL at upwards Of 500. The robbery per-
ssncs Of ths family On the return of Mr. lshsns lst
ter was found on the floor which had evidently bsso
ar.ppea oy one Of the burglars On the envelope v.s
piece Of letter paper ins6e, was written as follows
lsS ssss stsy TO yen Ss Mat y: ws
aud Third .hisl .s % kaeva
Is 1855 3: sF1 as order
This .s D.e.a in the Ssnas u ths Sass .utbo
tiles, who soon found out tie writer OF the letter, and
from him learned the whereabouts OF Rosksy
OF committing burglary the OF the lettsr
being found IN the house where the robbery had ben
perpetrated Under these Justice 'stuaxt
committed the accused TO prison for trial
charge q Buysag and Receicing Stolen Propsny.-A
junk chop keeper named Barney Aurtsgh arrested
pig iron, boatmsn valued It $50 the property ok
Jeremiah Tsrbsll. The iron it seems stolen from .
sloop the foot of Thirty street. North rivs
and had been placed cart BY cSrtman, with In
structions to drive 1t to Murtaghs junk shop Justice
Caargs Of Emtssslemen--A Dishonest Porter Yesterday
afternoon officers Campbell ard Walsh Of the Lower Poke
Court arrested man Lamed Joseph Thompson and his
wife susan, charged with embezzrg quantity OF cloth4
csssiInercs veves Co. valued at upwards Of 81 GEO.
Broadway According to the evidence before The
Court, it that Thompsos had been In The
employ Of Mr. Benedict since April up to about the
property had been missed from time to time
Suspicion ultimately rested the porter, and upon In
quiry clothes corresponding with those missing
where Taon peou himself boarding: The police ws.s
yeettrday notified that the accused had taken passage n
the ship William Tapsoott for repool and visiung
that ship Thompson and lis wife we're found taken iaso
custody and conveyed to the court before Justice Bo.
gari, vino committed them to prison to tho
charge Three large trunks onnd In the possesson
Of the prisoner board the ship which said to
tain quantity OF the stolen property.
An Alleged Charge Of Larceny ard koTo1y-A Sn0dB
Case -Oibcer Campbell yesterday afternoon arrested
sentoe looaing young man, nan,d L. W. Egglsston.
charge OF fcloDiossy taking promissory note for $0
from the possesion Of Thomas Shay, resident Of Wen
Hohoken The facts, as appeared before the magistrate,
are, simply that Mr. Eggeson Is contractor, keeping
an Office At No Beaver street and In settlement WITH
Shay for the payment of $780, Eggeston paid $50 caa
and rave the complainant promssory note at tweaty
dsys Tor ths balance, of which the following IL copy:-
H.w EGGLEsToN
AT The maturity Of tbs said note, Mr. shay called
Mr. II gleStop, tho. Beaver street, "Wednesday l
and Atd hs wsa ready to pay the note Mr. Exglsstoa
note, when it was taken from his hand By ESgleston,
who placed the in his pocket and refused to rstar
back or pay the money, and ordered shay to leave s
ONCE Inc only redress left Tor Shay u prefer
complaint before the Police Court The officer
res ing Egleston, searchei his person and und the
note IL question in his pocket but with his (Eggestonsl
name erased With ink also had evident1y
IL WAS evident the words for value received had
wrien the paper had been scrapsl and the words writ
tn therein, % dr. account thus dearing the svi
dercs Of debt in addition alleged fssnous taking
OF ths lots IN the frat instance The magistrate t
chargo required ba in ths of 0C0 to TIE
eogisnt in default Of which he wAs detained in CO..