The New York herald., 1865-02-26
Police IntelIigence.


ARREST OF ALLEGED RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS.
On the afternoon Of she 1lth inst Of tws silk
and cotton damask valued At about 100 belonging 70
Messrs schenner h Nuldncr, ~ Warren street. was
stolen from in front Of their store by some unknown
and carried away Search was made for the goods,
and day two since they found In an auction
house Park place Detectives Elder and Golden subse
qucnty learned that the stolen goods had been e fos
sale by Aaron Jacobs d Morris Schlesnger doing bust
ness in Mott street These accordingly ar
rest by the detectives and detained TO await IN cxami
nation before Justice Bowling on the charge Of receiving
stolen goods While In Jacobs place. No 90 Mott street.
detectives Golden and Elder named John
Howe keeping small place In New Bowcry, suspicion
OF having feononsly obtained thirty packages Of
worsted binding, which he had ejust sold 70 Jacobs.
Howe detained for further examination, and In tho
meantime the binding sold by Howe can be seen At the
detectives Office Police Headquarters Mulberry street.
BEWARE OF HOUSE INSPECTIONS.
Detectives Farley and Vaughan yesterday arrested TIVE
mon giving their John Gallagher and Charles
Andrews on charge Of grand larceny. From afhdavn
made by Mrs Susan r. Leroy residing at No 20 West
Twenty third street. appears that the 4th instant
Gallagher and another man called at her residence and
represented that they had permit from Mr. Ludlow 70
inspect the house. for the purpose Of renting L. Mrs.
Leroy, not doubling their honesty permitted them TO pass
room Mrs Leroy both the take on their coats
which somewhat excited her curiosity but not sum-
een.y 80 70 prompt the asking Of any questions Ic
Mrs. Leroy discovered that gold watch, two silver
pitchers, sixty dollars in money and other articles
boon stolen from her After the arrest Of
Gallagher he was positively identified as one OF
the .fnspectors" by no, only Mrs. Leroy, but
property has on recovered. The prisoner h twenty
ave years Of age Is le cutter by occupation and lives
80 Macdougal street Justice Bowling committed him
to the Tombs for trial without bail The testimony
against the prisoner Andrews shows that the 2lth Of
January last he stole gold watch worth $50 from
Phoebe w. Brown, living IN Greenwich street. while In
spccting the house, which advertised for sale A
sranger with Andrews the time OF the theft On
.1~sx ala .I.. x.f-
fur cape and pair Of cum vailed at SIS while inspecting
the apartments of Mr.. Robert Peclc, No 90 Hammond
street Justice Dowlng committed Andrews for TRIAL
both the complaints lodged against him. He IN twenty
20 years OF age, and resides al No 249 Spring srcet
and claims 70 be cir
Coroner's Inquest.
AN AGED NAN COMMITS SUICIDE ny HAnorNG
HIMSELF.
Mr. John Hawcs, late resident Of MorisaniA west-
chester county not reaching home the usual hour
Friday evening, his ssatives became alarmed and pro
csedet 70 his place of business 23x Division ssrss "a
look for him Ho aot In his ONCE bat on Iookfur
into the attic Mr. Hawss discovered hanging y The
seek, and quite desd The body cut down, ~
Coroner Gamble notified 70 hold inquest over NE
nains deceased was . paper boz manufastursr, and
dsspondsncy, resulting from faiiare usinssa, = ~
emily cause known for the commission M she sel D
ocassd was axtytwo yean ~ age
UsnxD srArss s~Arca vsos MAHYrAxp.-A geaa sz.
ciAsmesf exises In political rees In NayyIasi In rela
on 70 tho snoeessor Of the lac SenatOr Hicks N thG
Senate cf the Un1d staes and lhc names Of many ps
inenl gentemen the casern asd western shoesa Of
!ss ss..s - nss.ss:sd W csnnscisa shersxsh Acss
succession are Governor Bradford Lieutenant 0ovsrnoS
Cor, Hon. MontsomsEy Blair, Hon Francis Thomas,
rhomus King Carroll, Hon. n winter Davis. Hon < 4.
Webster, Hon J. Bczman Kerr We Do not pretend y
Ay that me Gentleman named are all csndidasss bct
merely state the fact that their friends meniion their
names In connection vth she poeticn. Bsktmms <ms.
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