The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-09
Police Intelligence.
INTENSIVE ROBBERY OF JBwKLRY-CAPTURu nF
Tnn ALLEGED THIEF AND RECOVERY OF $40 900
WORTH OF PROPERTY.

! Police Intelligence
| INTENSIVE ROBBERY OF JBWKLRY-CAPTURu III
Th1 ALLEGED THIEF AND RECOVERY OF $40, ,00l
Worth or PROPERTY.
One Of the most extensivs robberes that ever tool
place In this city psrpstratsd st early hour yes
terday morning upon Messrs Ball, Bacr Co., jewellers
OF Broadway Whom the propristors Of the sstaslsh
est came to the store the morning referred to they
discovered to their astonshmsns that $40 worth
OF diamonds pearls other vAluAbe jewery had bse
carried OF from their premises during the prsvoas night
AND that ono OF the clerks named George W. Hsydon
who slept in the stcre to guard their properly hsd sud
Gently disappeared during tho night and up to that
had not been heard Of
hofmatica WA ut once conveyed to the oioe Of the
eMet OF Police 'respecng the affair. Sergeant B,wyer
shs wehbnown cetective took the matter In hand and
fes himself to work in the mtst vigorous to
osDs about the capture Of the missing slsrk Haydon
wno waa firmly believed the individual who 50
oexserousy managed to carry Off valuable quaint
property. On questioning the clerks who had sept 10
the store the .ght of the robbery IL was
Tat Hayden had given them some wine to drink which
tAzsw them into sound siumber and that while they
we oczng under the effects of the draugh Hsydon got
up and fsying that he troubled wth pain in his
storaoh went to thu sn. part the store ana ss
supposed allied bag with the valuable ardrss of
ewsy that hs could lay his hands on then opening
the door mads his escape.
- "ue W oolgeant DCWyer tnAt man
sweiirs the description Of HAydon had been At Messrs
ConAIds cee, in Jersey City AT early yesterday
morning. and said hs wanted 70 90 to Europe the
steamer Eeu but the sgsnt OF the line for some re.
eons OF bis own refused TO sell him passage However,
the sgent told him that he wanted go to Europe his
best plan would be to hasten to Boston, and there
take the steamship Caraia for Liverpool. Hsydon who
eeemed very anxcus to get of as quickly as poss5 O.
was quite e'atsd when he heard that he could reach
Europe via Boston, aud wishing the agent adisu he took
his leave From information obtained from this agent
hs ofcer felt quite confident that he was on the track
the fugitive and would oyertake him Accordingly.
Strgesrt Bovyer and Of iba clerks in Messrs Bal
BACK 70 store repaired to the New Haven Railroad
eepot with the intention Of Watching the trains Know
Hayden had lett the Once Mr. Cunard it was
that he would probably tahe tn. O'Clock p NJ train,
following morning. AID be in time to take his depar
fure In the Canada It determined If Hayden eould
clerk should proceed to Bssto enc cap.urs tns fugitive
ere he escaced to Tickets purchased svsry
joy q was psrssset 60 sas
He vei Disguised, but nevertheless, the arsas
was dresee very shabSy, with check shirt old slouc
ed hat and 6iry lsns on He pair Of spec aoes
bis har was cut short and be Imped, a. Ii one leg
shorter than the other. Juss Is ths rogue waa en-
t.IirS he buDde0 with his carpet bag In hIs hsnd the
toey The pison.r wa ;mmssssey conveyed ss sns
Chiefs Office where the carpet Bar ws ses rcbsd vhen
i was aOsna 70 contsin every .stsie O jsvsry
Amor stEer things taken from the bag found tts.pos
session .ere three Large da nond necAoes
Of which valued At ssO0s number Of do mos,
500 eanh; beautiful rnas bracelet ssu5ded pre-
cous stones valued at $4seo large quan&i.sr of dra
fort, th,as dollars worthof jsxey was psesentsd
30 The gaze of the officers and gentencn ~
the sssI:h During ~ tbs sins vas. speca:o-
aged father taken tfom anaJg ass Of ard
% ocntsind in his csrpss bag. Ems voou4sd
r,ea 70 psson tor examination on A'chalSs OF grand
Bnydenis native Of Fbsslano. and had bsea for tn
watch makes. OSse%srsl oesAs ms he begged Of hi
empo;ers % slow him ,wAseh vhs e,ors ~ night bu
tss, purpose osHss n hss had psr%,ssan
granted him 10 1.ssp in lbs store along with Of hs
cths: clerk; s.os ess dia h make o. the ORporuni
wine given BY TO his fellow clerks was drugge
sep 6o.py wh e the accused was ang @ his b.
With the chs ss jevtslry am rAest stones the stock
the esEs in Is cisy Hal pr psep.4story rate to 6sin
cenmftted TO tho Tc mbs II Il trial.
Sergeant DSysr dessr yes the highest credit for tn
mastery ana saccs ssul manner which be cond
the importdA case 1ntru stsd to his care.
IHE GREAT LUaia aR ca sE.-Soms days ego rublishe
an account Of ar als yed larceny Of $50 900 worth
umser froA rs ey Cp y and the arrest of two person
aving fe.ons1s 81 len the rerty from the
.ess1s IVY Iiinq hast and others Of this city Sine
tnea IN exsmf naU had In the matter before Jul
tee Wois15 WnAyn IT, James L. Voorhees, OF Ly8andsl
Onondaga coun A., N Y came for ward and claimio
70 De tne own or the property said that gave th
ore BIS to the rafts and that he wouI
9oo aarse bnu rely responsible for the conaeq
Upon .ns tesfiru ony the magistrate felt bound TO d
rnsr "e COZ npl aint sgainst Captain Brown and Nj
piocAsr, ans cco dirgy he discharged them from
further stsraes nee in the case The complainants an
Mr.. Voorhees, re now en- ued In cvil ait reIatva
'ne ""oc'S' L4 Of the lumber in question.
CHARGE o ~ 'A1sy pprrrxcrs -W;l.r r. srth NO
elsn' doings business In Buffalo ~ Y, arrested
'N ,rdon, of the Lower Police Court charge
n~"og GO insd jewey to the amount Of 81 600 frol
mueh h4s Twin, of No. ITO Broadway BY means OF taIa
tion is char ced to have t,ker n,scs m e. .s &c ar ~
.M4x The accused Wa taken before Justice Cor
sum Of "a COO to war The cha-es ~ ~ - -
oomPLA vt DISMISSED The complaint against -homa
DuhPDy n malicious libel, preferred by John Clark
T. uren street was upon examination befor
@ ss eish, dismissed, and the defendan. discharge
'Ao'A ~ ther attendance upon the Court
Our Ma aican Correspondence.
MANzANnLo, March II, 1855.