New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

tive Nher ME. lte soy1 eva lhNJ WV"
"hun.irg for dogs,' vixen they saw tle scn OBJ
watched them. From fur:ser information oo''ioou
from the little dog-ttevss the ofhoefS
got cue 20 tire stolen property, porn'n Vi
they found seeretea in ID. cellar Of ienen'sn. ho"
nearly opposite where the burglary was eohmi'SSu'
Three fellows known to the officers thieves and Dur
glare snd whom the latter md seen PROVING aco"-
the 1eighborhood fer some days we're suspected a. ,
ones, and watch set upon theiT mo'sneats' IL "as
ssr esd at the stolen property should be iet N the
place where it was tecIetei untl the thieves cahe
after It, when the rosues were to be naobe5. On
uondoy the sbove-narnei officers obt'ned Information
that the thieves had sold me property to tailor IN
Baxter street, and that they 70 convey 1t from rs
hiaing place and deliver il Wednesday yesterday
morIing. Meantime however another OIL pr disco'-
e.ed the stolen property and forthwith csTsed !; to the
Staten House thus rustrs,ing the plans OF Ofoers
Brdsau AID Arnoux The later wasted no time 10
talking about tue interference but set out forthwith
af!er the thieves, whose srest they accomplished yes
terday morning. The accused gave Their names az
Join Smith sliss Buck Lington, Tnomss MuFtha ana
Michael NcCsbe.
The prisoners were taken to the Jefferson Market
Police Court and committed 70 prison for examination
by Justice Qaackepbush. From Ofiesr BirdsaIl our
reporter learned that Of the thieves, having pro-
, cured ladder climbed into the second-s.oy window,
ard descending By the stairway to the first story,
opened the hall door for his companions. Daring the
sbep Of the first burglar, The ladder was removed by
the cthers The ,lree men then passed through two
or more rooms in which were several persons, men
and women, asleep, 20 the work.room, where, after
taking two sewing machines and portion OF another
apart conveyed them OUT together with quantity OF
Unfinished work ard other property. woman VINO
lived in the upper part OF the house was awakened al
an esry hour in Consequence Of the noise made by the
| thieves and gave az alarm, when the roguss fed,
leaving portion ofheir punder ready packed for re-
movs behind them. The most valusbe portion OF
the sewing mschines TIE burglars carried away with
them, leaving the stands and balance wheels is tue
| cellar above mentioned.
Officers BJisall AMI Ainoux yesterday ascerained
that an Irish shoemaker and hls wifs living in the
house on Eighteenth street where the stolen property
! was found had been acting " fence ~ for the
pr;sc1srs above nsmed. Tie man would receive sll
stolen property brought in by the thieves and send his
wife out TO dispose OF it. They were both sppEe-
hepded Yesterday afternoon ana conveyed to tine Ponce
! Court and held for examination. Nearly all OF the
stolen properly has been recovered.
| At an eaily hour yesterday morning, boy Sleeping
in the store Of Robert Rat d Co jewelers. at No. 2oi
Broadway corner Of Warren street, was awakened by
loud crash ct one of the window, and mIne iia1siy
awoke Mr.. Alexander J. Mcdonald who 50 SLEPT on
! tie premises. The two Immediately jumped up AID
hailed private Waterman III the street, who gave sa
alarm ard in short time two policemen OF the Third
Precinct came up. The party then instituted thor
ough search Of the building and upon reaching the roof
tbs officers found the rascal ard took him into custody
In his possession found large suger, with which
be had attempted to effect an entrance into the store
He bad bored hole Though the window-shutter on
the Warren street side, but through want OF care the
instrument came in contact with pane Of glass, shat
tering it to gments and the noise oceaOned by the
falling pieces of glass awoke the boy. The fellow re-
fusod to give his name and named on the records
of the Court as John Doe. He is German, IL years
of age, and hsrnessmAker by trade Justice Osborn
committed John Dee to prison for uial, and sert his
case 10 the Grand jury.