The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-23
Police Intelligence.

ARREST SusiItrFp BvRG,Ais.--The Eig n ward police
discovered, sunday night house in Mercer street
n.sccsr, tsunk containing large quantity OF
silver and plated ware Supposed IL have been stolen
a house in B!eecker street last saturday night They
ascarainci that three named John Casey Frederick
s!sddy and John Smith, the parties wlio had
cca the Trunk and yer at tho Mercer street house and
,scd them suspicion Of being burglars. TIE pri-
soners wore taken booze Justice Connolly and committed
for examination Tho tftt'. given in charge Of the
police property clerk.
VIOLATING TIE PASSENGER IAAw--ConyadaA A. Ten Eyck
apassepgcr shipping agent, living in Bpoolyn was ar
rested Monday afternoon by officer Mason Of the Twenty
sixth precinct charged with selling pnssage ticket not
filed out according to law On Saturday last Ten Eyck,
while in ftnt OF 81 South street accostd John Malor
German then passing, and asked him b. wanted to
TO Liverpool Mahor said ''yes;v whpreupon Ten Eyck
stated that the ship Great Western to sail in two
hours, and that he would sell hAa second cabin
ticket for Sl4 The ticket bought, but The holder
subsequently ascertanei that the Great Western had
sailed for Liverpool that morning u afterwards also
appeared that the ticket sold byfcn Eyck not made
OCT according to law as IL failed TO e the owners name
or the of the co,sgnees OF .he ship. Hence the
complaint and Ton Fyss taken before Justice
O.born and he'd to bail In ss99,t, Mr.. Russell
W. Adams, Of 11G Wall street became his bondsrnan
Ton Eytk hauled Up igYs weeks ago similar
charge but claiming ignorance oe the law discharged
on the promise that there sloaid he Of
complaint against him on that Thomas c. Roche,
another passenger agent was recently arrested for SINH
lar .itncc and held 10 answer.
Captain uar, who hasso elcetnay scpced the ticket
swinders is determined TO arrest all violaors of the pas
scnger act brought to his notice,
ARREST OF NorrD House rinEr--A LONG CHASE, nur
FINAL CAPTURE THE PATTY RECOVERY Pro-
rEKIy.-About fonr months ago the vicinity Of Elmira
was made the scene Of many robbcries which mostly
consisted Of valuable horses which s'ohh from the
barns at night, hired for few hours from livery
stables, but which returned. Among those
who suffered the ir,n of Sawson Cassidy, livery
stable keepers al Port Jarvis also Owen e MEG my Of
Emira, the latter losing beautiful pair Of horse, and a
wagon valued at over 500. description Of The bief
having been obtained she placed the hands of
William Lee, Chief &c Police of Elmre who bos, since
the robbery been untrng in his capture tho
| thief and the the property Iic succeeded
in asceraing The rst place the property disposed
Of and during tho above time IL has beon sold and resod
frcm place to another until at Mr. Ice succeeded
in recovering the property in Connertcut Returning 10
this city he Saturday, had The satisfaction Of coming
the identical man he had long of
| who he immediately arrested and conveyed TO the
police headquarters, where he gave his name az Mr..
Trumbul He was accordingly taken back 10 Enirs last
evening, where he will be committed to 1T is
presumed that he is the party who committed all the
| robberics in and about Emra.
ARREST FOR ARsoN--At the instance Of the Fro Mar
shall Captain Turnbu Of the Seventeenth ward yeser
day arrested Solomon Tuthl the charge Of setting Are
To the premises No. 405 Fourth street. Monday last
The facts at the proved that tho fire
was no accdsut aud the Fire Marshal acted " above