The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-03
Police Intelligence.
ANOTHER BURGLARY IN BROADwAY-TM THNvnG
SURPRISED.

About O'Clock on Saturday night ofcer Riley Of
the First ward police, was patrolng his beat In Brood
way he was informed by the porter Of store No. 80 that
there were some parties upon the roof Of the building
suppesng that there might be thieves about the prsu
ses the proceeded to the roof and there ssr.
sacks, containing large amount of silk goods,
found lying near the scuttle The alarm was promptly
It WAS thought, had secretsd themselves sonswhsrs u
the builang but although the entire store from top =
thieves could be discovered Upon inquiring It ~
found that the silk goods thus obtained we're stolea
n ins and Cams &c.
SSss s p!op.1 aas issaa ss s''s s:,.:s =
80 with the intention of carrying 1t by the latter
store The manner in which the burglary was efsctsA
the rascah succeeded in battling the police m
doors Of all the buildings that block found b
perfectly secured 50 for the present nothing definite =
hnoWn In regard TO the movements of the thieves Fight
or nine pieces Of silk, valued at $780, have been missed
from the store above mentioned, it is presumed thA
Of plumber Efforts viii be made BY the Chief Of Poos -
have the burglars arrested and in order that the ta
may be more easily accomplished, two of thA
shadows Will bo placed upon the tIAck Of the thieves
CHARGE OF FEL0NIoUs ASSAULT.
man named Charles Nearyiwas taken into custody
by officer Jourdan of the Lower Police Court ON the
cnarge Of having eloniousy assaulted Caroline Noes
cher, of No. 470 Pearl street. by firing pistol loaded
with powder and ball at her head The husband Of ta
woman alleges that Nsary came INTO his place q ber
ing the payment Of drinks when the accused snached
up pistol thAt hanging behind ths bar ana dred
bail went wide Of the marx FSs prsonsr ~ns Irousst
before Justice Welsh ut the Lower Police Court whsre
hs s. allowed to g. upon b.. taken in the sum Of $50
him.
AlBAsHFUL YOUNG LADY.
On Saturday afternoon officer Lying, Of the FtteeQ<h
ward police arrested young named Edward Mortoa
on the charge of picking lady's pocket and stealing
from her possession portemonnaie containing sI9 Tho
policeman Witnessed the hisfs actions and pursuing
him far Thirteenth street. succeeded In cspturine
him On bringing the parties before Justice Fandreas
at the Jefferson Market Police Court the young lady 70.
fused TO give her name make any complaint a9einst
the prisoner The magistrate, however, refused to dis
charge the accused who locked up for exainaton
HOPEFUL YOUTHS.
Thirteen young nen, varying in age from thirteen
seventeen years taken into custody Saturday night
oy the Ninth ward police, on charge of gambling in ths
porter house Of Michael E0an 1T No. 70 Jackson street.
The were Al brought before Justice Brcunsu
yesterday morning, when they committed for ear
nation The proprietor Of the house was also arrested
and Is now Tn prison ON charge Of keeping disordss
ANOTHER case OF vrrRIoL THROWING.
Az Dr. Kennedy and his lady were returning from
Laura Keenes Varieties Friday night sop,s rascal
threw vitiol upon the dress Of Mrs Kennedy almost e.
irely destroying the garment The Fifteenth ward DO
ce were notified OF the fact and the captain Of ts
district states In his report to the Chief Of Police vstr
,afties.
ARREST OF ALLEGED RIVER rHtzvzs
Thames Clark and James Worth were taken into suA-
tody by officer Msgan, OF the Thirteenth ward polics
charged with having stolen the mainsa of the schooner
Ohio, while she lying 81 anchor la the walsbout
The accused 4 . alleged sold the property to John F-
patrick junk dealer In Delaney street. for about sue
half Its original value. The prisoners we're taken be
fore justice Bremen, at the Essex Market Police Cour
where they were committed for examination on charre
grand larceny.
PURL0INING RlvER.--There is a little contrs.-
versy spripging up between New York and Psnnsyva-
mia, In relation to the Chemung river That river rises
in Northern Pennsylvania flows norhward state
CT New York. and then turning southward, flows back
ward into our State and empties into the north branch
OF the SusquehannA river. Near Corning, NJ. r. the
New Ycrkers have built dam ACROSS the ChSuar~
iiver in order to turn its waters into Cheunr CANA
That canal txenda 20 the Seneca lake Ard aischs-.s -