New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-28
LATE ITEHS..


ARREST OF GARs OF BuRGLARss-On Saturday
night lat Sergeant Dickson of the Detective force
was passing through 3rand street, near Center Mar
ket, be came suodersy upon coored man, with
large bundle under ma arm. From some cause or
other the Sergeant became Impressed with the idea
tina. the fellow was 1ief and after following him
come distance arrested him The fellow appeared very
polite ana offered the Sergeant all the satisfaction hs
desired. They had not proceeded very far, however,
before the negro dropped his bundle, and took to hs
heels and il was not until after asharp chase that No
Sergeant overlook him. Upon reaching the Detective
Office the bundle was found to coRtaio lsntity OF
clothing which the negro who gave his name as Ball
Johnsop) confessed was stolen from the dwelling Of
Mr.. Jacob b. Herrick at West Farms, Wsstchester
county. Mr.. Herrick's dwelling was borglarioasy
entered in September last and again Friday last,
the entrances on both occasions being effected In the
same mspner, by prying oEawindsw shutter. Onths
first occasion, property to the amount Of S was stolen,
and on the second $500. A day or two ago, johnson
made further confessions giving the nance OF those who
were associated with him In the burglary. Detectives
Eusace and Farley also took the matter In hand and
last evening, arrested American, named William 81.
Stevens, aliss Hicks and two Spsnsrs, named Josefa
Britto and William Mayor also a oOlorsd man, named
house Of Britto in vsndewster-srset the officers found
portion Of the proceeds Of both burgsriss consisting
of clothing and jewey together with other property.
Among the property recovered are dressessnd jewey,
for which owners are wanted, togsther with lot OF
bglariou. implements and several safe keys bearing
tie following numbers and names: "Il4f, so" "2'
1865, f. C. Gsfin, Patentd March 2ls:, 1854. &.
NJ Patrick" 1916 and $780," There were also g.
lock. In possession of one of the prison.
ers Officer Farley found bond Of toe.
New-Albany and Salem Railroad Go. to ]. L. GuHin-
go Co., dated February l, 1854, and certificate on
company for 500 worth Of stock, dated May 81,
1852 Upon proceeding 10 the house Of Mayor, -
Grand street, Greene, the officers cautioned
seainst entering, Mayor was very Ill with the small
pox. Believing that he was shamming illness, Of
the Police Surgeons was sent to examine him, and
found him represeuted-very bad with that losth-
some disease. A guard was placed about the house,
aud to-day he will be removed TO the Hospital on
Blackweips Island there TO remain until he recoyer-
The prisoners locked up last night at Headquar-
ters and to day they will be taken by the officers
above named to Westchester County. The negro
Rollins is cripple having only leg, and be Is very
shrewd When taken into custody he was very des'r-
of giving evidence, by showing where some oil sSe
property was concealed; but the officers who secon
panied him to the place no represented could IND
nothing.
CousrrRYEIr MosEY.-Last evening, Deputy
Superintendent Carpenter received iaformsuon IRON
a private source that new counterfeit - bill o.
"The Mount Holly Bank" Of Mount Holly, Nd.
would be extensively circulated after nightfsu about
Cad or+h fala kaI
hy Operator Croley to all the Police stations, and the
piaoons that went duty at o'clock, were directed
TO put sbopkeepers the guard. About o'clock, Or
cer Van Gesen of the Fourteenth Precinct arrested
woman, named Sarah Miller, who was attempting to
pass one Of the bills at store in the Bowery near
Spring street Mrs. Miller had two Of her children, Q
boy and girl, with her, and when taken In custody
denied all guilty knowledge of the fraud. She wss
taken to the Police headquarters, and detained for the
night. The children were cent home by Sergeant
Dickson For the ofiense, the Police Of thu
Tenth Ward arrested Richard Gleeson and tho officers
Of the Eighteenth Ward, Samuel Clark and Moses
Phillps
SrApBNo ArrRAr.--Last night the police Of ths
Twenty.sscond Ward arrested young man named
joseph Townsend, for stabbing a person named John
Green. As far ascan be learned Townsend and Isaac
Harmon got into an alteration In Feth street. near
the Ninth avenue, and from words they came 10 blows
Green nterfered to protect his friend when Townssnd
turned upon him, and, drawing knife, stabbed hin
In the breast, inHicting dangerous wound Ths
police hearing the cry of murder. hastened to the sos
and arrested Townsend, whom they locked mp 0rsea
WIS also taken 10 the Staiion-H House and ks weanas
dressed. Townsend says he stabbed tho maa u seo~
dsfense