The New York herald., 1865-05-19
Police Intelligence


BsR-sroLsN BONDS, BuRGLARroUs IMPLEMENTS
ETC, RECovBRHD. 1u fatrf
During the latter part of November last the wapole
Savings Bank Of walpols, N h., was entered by bur
glars and robbed Of money bonds and stocks to the
amount Of ooo The dwelling Of the cashier Of the
wapols Bank bad been previously broken open and tho
safe Key which In his pantaloons pocket abstcted
The key in their possession the burglars found
difcuy N entering the safe and abstractng the
tents Information Of tho robbery teegaphed
the country, and particulars lodged with Chief
Young, Of detective force who detached detectives
Golden Keso and Radford to give the matter tn cir
pccal attention The fact that reward Of 900 had
been offered by the bank authorities for the and
conviction Of the thieves additional incentive for
the detectives 10 exert themselves In the matter Inor
nation recently received by tho detectives which led
them suspect that Max Snborn German burglar
living in luxurious style his farm Sara
oga Springs, the detectives proceeded hther and arrest
ed him. On making search they found there 81 900
bonds OF the Walpole Bank and quantity " coupons
cut from bonds stolen from the safe found his
person. Sinborns residence then searched by the
detectives who found complete set of burglars tools,
various impressions Of safe and other locks
bank and skeleton keys partially Hnshed besides
many other articles which might be made useful in
prosecuting his nefarous calling The prisoner yes
erday brought TO this city by the detectives who took
him back to New Hampshire to await his trial No
Other Eastern banks have been forced open and robbed
and II is believed that Snborn also took leading part In
that business.
ROBBIHG HIS BEDPELLOw.
day or two since James McDcrmott OF No. % Duane
street. formed the acquaintance Of very gcnteci ap.
pcaring young man known George Morton alias John
King, and In the course Of few hours they became
unusually intimate and friendly Al night they took
at Crooks Hotel Chatham street. both sleeping in
the same bed About three o'clock the following
ing King without awaking his companion, and
curing mis- (sicDermo,ts gold watch, gold ring set with
ganets, gems and cmcrald's; gold medal together with
~ =, ~ 's hvnSreS ara e o e o nc %
observed. Al later hour McDermott, learning that no
ha haep robbed 0 Lis clothing and such saluabes as he
ssS ssS Ss vlsi%e ocsrs s Sarss took 81 the the
matter In charge and yesterday succeeded in arcsng
King but they found none Of the stolen property in his
possession King however, confessed to the theft and
u Is thought nearly all Of the stolen goods will b. re-
covered The prisoner was taken before Justice Hognn
and committed TO the Tombs for trial in default Of bail
RAID ON THE cYrRTAss.
Al a ato hour on wednesday night Captain Mills, OF
the Eighth precinct with platoon of his officers, made
a raid the brazcn faced Cyprians who nightly
walking the streets OF his precinct the great annoy
Of the respectable residents Of that portion Of the
city. These shameless females make u point to salute
almost every gentleman thoy meet aud 1t not unfrc-
quontly curs that Capt Mills and his officers while In
czcns dress and not rccognzed ore seized by these
street walkers and invited TO TAX walk with them In
OF refusal 10 comply with their wishes the officers,
as well az citizens, receive the most vile abuse Captain
NILS determined that this state OF things should cnasc,
and accordingly despatched his officers through Broad
way Wooster Greene Mercer and other srcets OF the
precinct with instructions 10 arrest a Offenders of tie
class mentioned above In short space of time nearly
sixty females were apprehcnded and lodged In the sta
ton house they were subsequently Mraigncd ocfore
Justice Dodge and committed for examination
BOLD THEFT ov wATcHEs-cAUour IN THE ACT.
Early on Wednesday evening stranger boldly entered
the watchmakers shop of Henry Cross, 100 Thompson
fYprn rack