The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-18
Police IntellireDsce.

Receiving Stolen Goods--Yesterday owen Hand Junk
shop keeper ct Harlem was arrested charge Of re-
cefvng quantity Of iron nuts, washers cold chises,
and other property belonging to Messrs Brne Harris
the contractors TO build bridges the Harlem rail
bought Of d osn
same from the contractors works He taken before
Justice Stuart and committed to prison for trial in de-
fault OF bail In $500. The man denied the charge.
Charge Of Selling Lottery Folicy.--Mr. John +.
Rebinson the keeper Of exchange Office in Fulton
street. was arrested by officer Lord Of the Lower Police
Joseph b. Smith, Of No. II East Twenty .Gfth street.
The policy cost shilling and had for its combination Of
. nS%Sss Is and 60 Is III:
smith, or some OF his friends, had made hit but the
policy men are said TO have refused TO hand the
and was held to bail the Of $500 answer the
charge.
Rot1ny BY a House sey,unt-,Jane Meehan lately
domestic in the family Of Mr.. Donaldson, OF No. IS
avenue d. was yesterday arrested by officer Reeves
the Eleventh ward charge OF having stolen $40 in
gold COIN and hank bills the property Of her employer
under the bed on which he slept for security and was
forgotten BY him in the morning II was found by the
accused who took the money and concealed in the
wood house She was taken before Justice wood, when
she admitted having taken the money She was held for
further examination.
tice Osborn the examination Of Mr.. Edmond Mus pro-
prcor OF the Yankee Blade Uncle Sam steamers on
the Californian route charge Of having sold passage
ticket TO Edward Thomas for $l25, had Mr. Thomas
appears took in vessel from this port and WAS
put ashore Sandy Hook The ticket was pronounced
by the parser to be bad and the mans luggage was
taken to California. On arriving in this CITY, com
plant was made by Mr.. Thomas and Mr. Mills attended
to answer the charge Mr. Mills showed that the ticket
in question q genuine one and had been marked BY
him such, but which marks he presumes we're over
looked by the purser OF the vessel when an
Of the tickets held. The ticket in question had
been purchased for preceding trip (20h OF February
1854 and the buyer not using it, sold it to Mr. Thomas
and was endorsed as good by Mr. Mills for the next
trip 9th Of April compensation received for the
endorsement by Mr.. Mills The examination viii be
resumed on future day
Arrest Upon Suspicion Of Recciring stolen GoodsJohn
Dououghoe Of loo Warrington street. was yesterday ar
rested by officers Martin and Campbell Of the lower po
lice court charge Of having received writing paper
and envelopes OF the value of 5000 the property Of
Messrs Vernon Brothers. of iS Fulton street. which had
been obtained from them by Of forged orders in
the name Of Messrs. Holman Grey, executed BY
the house Of the accused who had bought it Of Bowdeu
Bogart and held for examination.
Chdvge q Buryldry.-Ge0rge Higgnsop and Charles
Brown wtre arrested by officer orpheua Second ward
police. on charge Of having broken hts the hcksmith
shop OF Robert Duncan, No. Liberty streeA The place
was entered By forcby entering at the front basement
BY breaking the window sash and entering the premises
with intent TO steal The noise made By the burglars
aroused the persons inside the house An alarm was
given, and the arrested before they could ef
feet their escape They taken before Justice Bogar
BY whom they committed 10 prison for trial in de-
fault Of bail in 81 900 each