The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-17
Police Intelligence.

PEPsEvERISG BURGLARS LARGE AMOUNT OF GOODS
sTOLBk-Mosr OF THE PROPERTY RRCovEaED-
cSE OF THE PARTIEs ARRESTED.
Sunday evening, about 7x O'Clock, officer Girvin, OF
the Filth ward poioe, duly In Diane street near
the corn,r Of Church. when he esped In Q wagon
whose conduct he thought bs suspicious rns follow
drove his horse and wagon up alleywsy 10 Church
street, nom which he Afterwards emerged with .
buadle In his hand The individual who gave his
Gerard Hale promptly arrested, and being led
pack into the alley the officer another 10 the
wagon which Hale had jest abandoned. Bes,ming
hsh,entd the In the vehicle jumped out and oil
before the oflcer bad time to procure assist
ace Having bale in custody s' the time on, Der
Grvin could do nothing himself towards capturing
The fugitive o,her officers being tbs spot the
wagon was searched and found "a pieces Of the
aos, costly dress slks and n pieces OF velvet vsrns
The Ulcers being tasned beyond doubt that toe goods
were the proceeds OF . burglary ~hon had been oom
mitteo IL mmtdiae neE hood put the prsoref
the wagon and with the property In question drove
siaion house, where they deposited the goods,
nesq nn sus ssre9. II bis s..oc them rs.sfnsa
o where the arrest ~ss made, and ~ means Of dHE
lanterns rade thorough search OF ssvers stores "
ascoycr,d thai paddock on 40 outer eoor of the
boute N moro generally called gs.oms'ef,
adjoining the c! hessrs Wilson hgley JsnnioEs,
corntr and Duane stsses had been wrercoea
"a Following up The clue ihas given the ousers
oersd for considerable length OF ue amongst the gss'y
premises ard we're rev.recs ior iesn noaee ~ asSU
the buildings, and leading into tie silk aud c'oih
store OF the above named nrm The officers psssed
through the aperture thus ie aud socnins hght OF
stsrs The the found that panel had been
cut . door communicating vi tue room Ia " moo
large socf of costly goods deposited The hole
N the eoableo the burglars 70 remove the hstsn
cgs thereof and carry OF the booty suited them. The
hole the ~all OF sufficient sze 10 admit common
sred barrel Solid bricks and lime mortar three fec, IN
,bckness bad been removed By the burglars. vno must
been at work n the job rot lass than twenty four
horrr Their Implements Of trade powerful ny two
heavy picks chses &C., were found sni tasen care o.
The goocs sslen valued ~ about 600 and with
the exception OF few p,eoes OF ssun nave al boon re-
covered fhe prsonsr Hale vas taken before Justice
osborre ard fuy committed 10 the tomos for TRIAL He
mas be en- recognised by Mr. Wsen or TIE nr rob
Hed a. the feiio~ who fsv days ego sailed 70 sec him
on some pretended matter Of business, but In reality 70
sse survey tho premises Hale refuses 10 give any
Information touching the or whereabouts OF oh con
Tolerate In burglary The horse found IN possession
Of the villains npe DARK bay aniusl-the wagon
us ch crecs r sassc,y aud prompt action no exer
cpsd In the matter, and but for his exsrions both
the burglar and The goods would have been gone. A
further examination IN the case vas had yesterday aer
nocp. but nothing rev vas ected The prsoner Vas
committed for . iurtter hearing.
CHarsr or FoseuY. Abel p. Harriot, younG man
about no years OF age, brought before Justice Con
molly yesterday afternoon, charge Of forgery prefer
red sssp,t him By Charles Anpess OF STANFORD Conn
me accused II alleged, formerly In tne employ Of
coppapant, and having forged the name ef Mr. Ansess
70 drsft s2s 81 upon Meesrs Good vu Cost o No
a. water street. this city received payment In full for
the The prisoner vas fully committed for trial