The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-13

ARREST or THE LATE EEcEIvIsG TELLER OF THE
hARKEr BANK, CHARGED WITH EMBEzZLIsG s25 600
Some months ago, the president and directors Of the
Market Bank In this city discovered that there existed
dealcaons In the bank 10 the amount Of s2s o0O and
upon rigid examination Of the books they strongly
suspected that the receivsg teller william Post sacke,t
had emberzed the above funds during his contnuancs
in onee and accordingly complaint was made against
sackett by the president Richard williams before
Justice Connolly at the Lower Police Cours, charging
him with embezzlement A warrant for the arrest Of
tie accused placed In the hands Of Sergeant Mans
field and officer Patterson, attached 10 the lower police
court Yesterday these oscers receiving iniorma ton
that sachett was living in retired village In the
interior OF Long Island they started In pursuit Of
him. After great deal Of searching aud ingenuity
the part Of these ofdciss, they succeeded in AZ
fectng the arrest Of the accused, and accordiy he
was brought to New York last evening on the Long
Island railway TO snswer the charge preferred against
him. Tbe warrant for the arrest Of tbs accused states
"that William Post ssckst, recsving teller Of the said
zed and appropriated 70 his use the Of twenty
FIVE thousand dollars Of the funds Of the said bank sack
EFT In custody Of the officers last evening, previous
TO icing conveyed bsfor. Justice Connolly this morning
CITY PATHEB ~ DIFFICULTY.
Yesterday afternoon Councilman B Mccahili, Of ths
Ninstehh ward, brought before Justice Welsh by
Fi,smsurice Of the Tenth ward police charged
with having committed assault and battery pom the
latter. The complainant states that the Councilman
ulted hIn at the OF Deancey and Essex streets
occupants OF the tenant house this owned by
the cquncnsan, were not bound by Law 70 clean their
cutters out in accordance with late order Of the
Mayor. The magistrate postponed tie examination Of
the case which he Intends to investigate thoroughly.
Mr.. Bccah demonstrated thoroughly upon the conduct
Of The officer in arresting him. but the latter de
tsrmned 10 prefer the complaint against the city father
ALLEGED BURGLARY.
About ten o'clock on sunday night gentleman pass
ing along Twenty 6hh street some youths effect
ing entrance 10 unoccupsd house In this street.
ny letting themselves down the basement through
the eoalbole scutte In the Sidewalk and supposing
that they were bent on nothing good he informed on
Terhune and others of the sixteenth ward police
who, sntsrtpg the house, could not discover the
yonngstsr who, alarmed AZ their presencs got the
Of the house, and running along the roofs Of
number Of houses succeeded alt Of them with the
cetton Of one, In getting down she'd outhouse
attached Ia Of the dselling. The SLOW coach
arrested before he could eject his escape On being
taken before Justice Brennan at Jefferson market po
lice court, he gave his Thornss Paine. Ne
committed 20 prison ior examination.
BEcovERY or STOLEN PROPERTY.
ohcsrs shssnsy and Rue, Of the lower police court
succeeded In recovering sixty pair Of chdrens sstsr
.hoes valued at s35lfrom the premises soi Rirs;
nus, which we're stolen wesss ago from Con.
n.ctcut The goods stolen aud carried 70 thls
city b. the thisi, who has no, ys, been arrested.