The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-03
Police Intelligence.
BURGLARY AND HEAVY LARC1kY-RKCOvERY OF
THE STOLEN PROPERTY.

THE STOLEN PROPERTY.
At early hour Saturday morning the cabinet
house of Messrs Bruner q Moore, Nos IS and ~ King
street. was burgarousy entered and property consisting
OF satns hair cloth sc, valued at 200 carried Off
by the thieves The burglars effected entrance the
mandatory by passing through tenement house to the
rear and then forcing OIL Of the iron shutters of the
cond story window which gsvethem complete 70 the
store Tho property lowered to the yard of the
ment house by means Of clothes lines, which the
rascAs had stolen, and then pacet 10 obscure
Of the alley way leading to the OF the tennment
house In question wagon being 10 readiness the goods
were transported to the upper part Of the city
beng handed over 70 the receiver The pro.
prtetors OF the warehouse on becoming aware OF the
burglary Immediately repaired 70 the Eighth ward station
house and mAdeInspecor rurnbu Of tine Eighth precinct
acquainted with the facts The inspector took prompt
for recovering the stolen goods ana detailed
officers baldwin and Reed for isat purpose These police
while making inspection Of the pro Sec disco
vered two very Suspicious looking fellows lurking about
the store. They determined waIch them 81 seiy
accordingly they piped" them as Ia termed) 10 house
in Thirty street. near avenue Inc police
suspected that stolen property might DO concealed
10 the premises In question: and acting upon uh belief
they deter gain access TO the apartments occupied
track they had been 20 closely following. They
az once made dash for tho second
qualification that they wrong In their copscres
The property Was fully exposed to view, and upon
lining IL there did not appear 10 be single article missing
The occupants house succeeded In making
cape during the confusion of The momen they
pretty well known to the police they viii doubt be
caught erc they are many Gays olecr
CHARGE or RECEIVING SrOIxy GooDs.--Joseph Rosen.
bloom was brought before Justice Brennan the Exer
Market Police Court yesterday, charge Of having pur
chased number Of stolen articles from young thieves
residing in the Seventh ward The premises OF the
cused No 10 street. searched by the police,
when u number " watches, chains lockets and breast
property wss seized upon By tho police aud was placed In
the hands Of the uerk OF the Police court until further
examination could DO had In tho case.
DssKisG on srspAY UNCONSTITUTIONAL James McOo.
nough brought before Justice Dason at the Second
District Police Court yesterday charged with iniorcson
The officer mnde a complaint against the prisoner when
the following dialogue occurrtd-
Nsgi,uate-whers did you get your liquor from,
James'
Prsoucr-oh, didn't 90, much. anyhow.
Mngisrase-weli, what little you did get made you
drunk. Where did you get II froml
Prisoner-we, look hule to be sure; but II was FOR
sSas BIZ aS1S' sss,
James where did you get your liquor from, sayp
Prsoner-whcre d,d get 1t from, ehS
PrsonerAi the corner Of Thirty nrst stree, and Sc.
vcnth avenue
Prisoner~Two glsssos-one beer and one brandy.
Magstrate-what did you pay for them2
Prisoncr-Three cents each.
Prisoner--Yet, sir that IL just what paf, exsctly
Magsuate-Now, James, I viii commit you FOR exsri-
nation and when You get sober wiz ask Jou few more
Prisoper-(who lie evidently asionished beyond mea-
sure) ishme you are talking tor
Prsopcr-But cont understand this matter.
Mags,rae-You will understand bctser by and by.
Onlcer Jake your prisoner down stairs exit James In
very bad humor. }
CuAscxp WIN passing Corsrnysu Mossy.--Nary
Fecney AMI Mary Bcgar were taken into custody BY
officer Jackson OF the Sixteenth precinct charge Of pas
Ing three dollar counterfeit bill upon the Marine Bank OF
New Bedford Massachusetts The accused, II alleged,
went into the store Of Martha A. Gordon No 26 sixth ave-
nue. on saturday and purchased skirs for which Mary
feenev oered the complainant counterfeit bill Of the
above denomination and description. When arrested by
the officer the woman feeney had counterfeit ou ncr
month and when the policeman searching she drop
ned two more Of The bills upon the floor There was no
bad money found upon the person Of Mrs. Bogart The
he Jeeer,on Market Police Court, where an ex-
animation was had In the case yesterday morn.
Ing Mrs BOg s she ,n .ess. y ..sv ,se
minds Of her friends (who are very respectable peopel
on Mat point by making an explanation she nays that
Mary Fecney was osce In her employment an domestic
that sbc called upon her saturday, and requested her
to 20 cut and do little shopping with her Mrs agreed
TO 90 and was while sne Wa mus o
counterfeit money. she dbclams sl connection IN crime
with Mrs Teeney, ard declares that she Was ensirey g
norsnt Of her having any counferfeh money ner -
today
VINO Lost RscLsS'-hchael Brophy, young man,
having limited acquaintance with the police, was ar
rested with beautiful Raglan coat In his possesson,
which, II Ia presumed, did not into his possession
honestly Ocers Baldwin aud Reed Of the Eighth Pre-
cinc Police, observed the prisoner with the fashionable
article OF clothing upon his person, no psyadng
Canal street, snd kno wing how n was possible for
NIKE be able to slord SIS garment especially when
bu,inots dull, they II concluded 70 arrest
ard teain
an owner could be bad FOR tho property The accused,
il raa has penehad Tor getting In other persons houses
nv MISTAKE snd appopriang what he nnds on tho bat
stands 10 bis own individual The OF the Rag
ian can OBTAIN possession OF his property applsng
/ the Eighth Nara Stlton House
| sr,pBlSe ArFsAY Az hISHAuANvutn-A disturbance
took pace al hsrhsttanvine on saturday night between
tive men, rsnee Thomas Rohcamp ana FRANCIS shaw, II