New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-25

made injuries respecting The GOODS ana eateo H'"
A. pn.iu., tbet he had purchased them from one
,I,,r,.n Willing. living al No % LUDLOW street.
NJ II 6,bwi,h made complaint at the Jefferson
81, police Court aud warrant was issued upon
which Willing was apprchenoed.
rhe nroperty stolen from Mr.. Bogatoki was valued
al $3.50.
Alderman Fulmer, acting Magistrate, committed the
accused to prison in default Of 81 600 bail
The premises OF the prisoner in Ludlow street were
searched when a large quantity Of cloths and silks
were found in back room. This property is sup
posed to have been the proceeds of burglary.
Yesterday morning at O'clock as Officer Stevens
of the Twenty first Precnt patrolng his beat in
company with Officer Gleason, he discovered three
suspicousl characters fumbng about the front
door of the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Pilz, No. l6O
East Twenty-sixth street The officers watched them
moment, and saw them open the door and enter
the house, upon which they ran up, when Officer
Stevens arrested of the fellows named John Saun-
ders in the hall. The other two out Of the back
door and attempted TO escape by climbing the fences
belonging to the adjoining houses. Officer Stevens
gave Saunders in custody Of Officer Carey, who had
by this time arrived on the ground, and started with
Officer Gleason in pursuit Of the other thieves both Of
whom he nabbed just they dropped from the top of
a fierce into an alley.way.
Both struggled violently and succeeding in releasing
themselves from the officers grasp, one of them
slipped from bis coat leaving in the officers hand.
They were pursued, however, and one named George
Delmar arrested at the corner Of Twentyfourth street
and the Frst-av The thief who slipped from his coat
escaped the officer who pursued him. by lodging into
some dark place.
The first action Of the burglars upon gazing the hall
of Mr.. Pills house. was to light the hall lamp, and
quantity of matches were found in the pocket Of Del
mar.
The prisoners were taken to the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning, and upon the afiida-
Wits Officers Currey, Stevens and Gleason, committed
to prison by Alderman Fumer, Acting Magistrate, in
default of g., 900 bail each.
APPRopRIATING To HIS OWN USE THE PROPERTY
OF ANOTHER PERSONA few days ago MIR. Durben
Pearsa residing at No. 197 Sixth street, while on his
way to the Fulton Ferry lost his pocketbook, contain
ing 1910 in bills the Manhattan, Artisans, and other
banks Of this city. In the hopes Of recovering his
property he advertised his loss, and in day or two
thereafter received letter informing him that the
money he had lost, had been found by Jacob Nc
Quade, and was in the possession of said Jacob Nc
Quade and Mary McQuade. Upon application at the
Ponce Court, JUSTICE DaVlsoh issueu warrant, oiu
McQuade was arrested.
A young man, named William Lowdon, testified
that on the 21st inst. he at No. 226 Spring street.
when McQuade came in, and putting his hand in his
pocket, drew forth large roll of bills of which
fell upon the floor and picked up and handed to
him by one VIM. Ackard. McQuade stated that he
had made the money out of German woman by SELL
ng two houses for her. ard tina. it his purpose to
bar in n
time, and seeing the money asked McQuade if he had
got it fairly, to which McQuade replied that he did
not steal it, and Immediately returned the money to
his pocket. The following day he stated to the
parties that he and Mary McQuade had found 900
each.
The day following, McQuade told Lindsay that he
had found $1,000 but was not fool enough to return it
to the owner.
AID Eulmer committed the accused for examination