New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-15

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load aal ga mpteA % eecsp,. The oficet pursusd.
All caught oIe Of ,he pa 0Is saG ~ stephen boJe'
sod found upon as person 80 ID copper corr Inc tS''
low taken to the Hcu-e aod locked up.
II Was subsequttty ascerRinet thst tue bakery
ard du ,rg of John Ray bad beer burgiariousy en-
tered and so in Pennie' stolen therefrom. The a..
cused VAS taken before Justice Qusckenbush and
con mit,ed for trial Boyle is 20 yesrs Of ace native
of Ncw.Yort, lives in Seventeenth street snA l. .
STAN builder b. trade. He said ha. the property was
given 20 him by two persons to oagry Tor them and
that he knew nothing about 1t.
BOYLE Is one Of the young men who sonc time AGO
Assaulted ard nearly killed Officer Moralins on tie
corner Of Greenwich ard Sixth avenues. lie msdc
hs oscsye at that time. Officer Moralins Identified
OFFICER Rockwell OF the Fifteenth Precinct Police
Willie rs.,nr through Mercer street at ~ o'clock yes
terday morning, man leading horse through
the street. and stopping him questioned him Is 10
where he wa going when the fellow told such con-
Trajectory nents that the officer believing him 10
bee thief took him into custody. II was subsequently,
sscer,ained that the fellow who gave his name Is
John q. Smith. had burglariousy entered stable be-
longing 10 MIR Bridget Burke, in Twentythrd street
and stolen ,her4rom the horse in question. justice
Quackenbush sent Snith to Prison.
A fellow, kamed William DeVlln, was arrested yes
terday morning charged with having. atew weeks
ago burclsriously entered the bucher-shop, corner
Of Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street, and stolen
therefrom turkies game fat. and other articles TO the
value of $50 Devln. when taken to the station,
House, stated that hs, in company with Mich"eI
the property. Justice Qusckenbush locked him up
for trial. Roach confined in the Tombs await
ing trial on another feonious charge.
Arrest or \ DIsHoNLsI PORTER AND THREE RE-
cFIyIRS OF STOLEN GoopS.--On the sight fthe iith
inst the hardware store of Robert s. Stenscn. No. 2
Pearl street. was burgarously eptercd, ana the follow
ING property stolen and carried away: Six silver nap
kin rngs % silver spoons, and other silver ware val
e -. Ok nj Mtnln,r
Company, valued at $3.50; one rifle go; two pair OF
boots S. sundy razors and other articles, $40; all OF
the value of sJ4S The store was locked up at the
usual time on Monday evening, and the next morning
Mr.. Steuson discovered that his iron safe had oeeh
forced open, and the silver ware ana STOCK ABOVE
mentioned stolen thererom the boots and rife having
been taken from the store Information OF the tact
was communicated to Sergeant Berne! oil the oeconu
Precinct who in the course OF his investigation, uis
covered an old pair of stockings in the store IL WAS
subsequently ascertaiued that the stockings belonged
TO an old colored man named Joseph Henry Remsen,
who occasionally had been employed IN inc
store. From the fact Of his absence from the
store suspicion fell upon Rensen, and the officers pro-
ceedcd to his residence IN W lianSpurgh, sheIo ne
found upon searching the house, the certificates OF
mining stock Remsen confessed that on Monday al
ternoon he concealed himself in the cellar OF the store
until after il was closed for the day. lie then went
from the cellar to the store through the hatchway
and opened tho safe with iron bar. and then stole
the ,Tonertv above mentioned. The old fellow, hay
ing ted up his puuder removed it to the collar, and
taking down the inside bar escaped to The street
without detection. This was about 8 o'clock III the
evening Reinsen then went to an aley-way IN Bax'
ter street. where he staid all night In the mornine
he repaired to the secondhand clothing store OF Fred
man 4 Biscrman, No. % Baxter street and sold them
the boots for seven shlngs. The said men also oought
the silver ware for the sum of twenty shngs, telling
Rtmsen that it was German silver. The rifle he sold
to Thomas Carany for twenty shilling' The officer,
upon searching the premises, found the rife and boots
but was unable to find the silver ware-the alleged
receivers having probably melted it
Remsen, Friedman 4 Bgerlnan and Carany were
arrested aud taken before Justice Connolly, who com
mtcd them to prison for examin ton.