The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-23
Police intelligence.
CAPTURE OF ALLEGED BURGLARS IN F0RTY-NiNTH
STREET.


On Monday evening Captain slo,t Of tho Twenty sec
oud precinct police received information that three
picious looking men, supposed 10 be burglars had been
seen to enter the unocculcd dwelling house OF Mr. Mar
tin 1ls West Forty ninth street. Sergeant Adds and
officers Corey Brusle and Mohr accordingly started for
the house in question which they entered, and after
chasing the burglars through yards, over fences and
across the roofs Of several houses succeeded in aresng
two men giving their nanoa M James Munson and
James Nelson These men being secured the search
II found he had forced open tho scuttle Of
Mr.. Mariners mansion, lSe same street, and
IDENTIFY been operating for length Of time The bur.
glar who gave his name as Charles Turret was found
N s se oss showed ID that wadrob
trunks and bureau drawers had been forced open and
their contents strewcd over the floors On reaching the
station house the prisoners were searched and In their
Jssesson the officers found counterfeit United States
Treasury note skeleton Keys knives, &c Justice Kelly,
before whom the were sr ~ snsm
six years Of age The family Of MT Mariner absent In
the country and the house Of Mr. Martin is undergoing
repairs.
BURGLARY AND RopByRy IN MULBERRY STREET.
The store Of Mr. Daniel Ruedskopef No. 10 Mulberry
street. was entered on Monday night by of fore
ing the paddock from the front door, and robbed Of
variety Of dry goods valued at about $500 Al later
hour of the night ocer Corbe Of the Sixth precinct
in going his rounds found the store door open, and on
making an examination discovered man secretsd under
James Murray and 10 said BY the police to belong
TO the Mackcrclvle gang" whose headquarters are In
the Seventeenth ward The accused was taken before
Justice Hogan and committed FOR trial in default OF bail
No trace OF tho goods stolen from Mr. Ruedsk0pef has
yet been Obtained but Captain Jourdan Is In search Of
them, -tf fo
ALLE0BD THEFT or THEAsuRY MOTIFS. '
Leonard Johnson residing In Fifty ninth street, near
Eleventh avenue yesterday entered complaint before
Justice Hogan against Richard Ridgway, charging THAI
he stole two hundred and thirty dollars In Treasury
notes from him on the 9th instant The parties were
together and amer drinking freely Johneon sal down
stoop In Eighth avenue and felt asleep with Ridgway
sitting by his side When johnson swoke his com.
panion was gone and 80 was his money. Ridgway was
not seen again ill Monday last when johnson met him
at Coney Island and caused is arrest by officer Fox, Of
the Forty second precinct tBrooklyn) police. Justice
Hogan committed Ridgway to the Tombs for trial in de-
fault Of one thousand dollars bail The prisoner, who 10
twenty eight years OF age n native Of New Jersey and
lives in Jersey City 10 denies his guilt in the most
positive terms
DESCENT ON A DIs0RDrRLY HOUSE.
For some time past complaints have been made TO
Captain Cameron Of the Eighteenth precinct that the
premises l72 East Twenty third street. kept by Nathaniel
Adds aud Margaret Adds his siaer the resort Of
the lowest class Of street walkers md other dsreputabe
characters. Accordingly, At late hour on Monday
piaht CAPTAIN Cameron and 0cer Harris made descent
on the place and arrested the keepers thereof besides
several males and females present Mt the time Adds
and hs sister were required 70 give bail 70 answer the
charge and Justice Ledwth committed the other prison
| ers for examination