The New York herald., 1866-06-15
Police Intelligence.

srR6LARY AND ROBBERY IN ERoA ApwiY
John Allcn, brother Of the well known Aleps Of The
Eighth ward, was yesterday arrested by detectives Far
ley aud Els,acs a charge OF burglary. preferred
against Him by sir. John Campbell doing business at
NJ. SOS Broadway. AIg. Campbell made affidavit before
Jfsiicc Hogan that the -hi oi the sth uimo his
store wns entered by means of forcing open one Of the
windows alter Whch the burglars picked MP AMI carried
OF six nantas silks, trimnn.s &c, valued lin an
twenty yelght hundred dollars. Recently nllrmaiion
received that portion the property so on from
Mr. Camphells store IN possession 81 Atn and
srar,h by detectives Farley aud Husacc showed that the
information was correct Allen was found to hive eight
OF Tue silk lnnntilias question when are valued al
about thousand dollars, and ii remains for him
g. show how he obtained thrnL Justice H6an com.
mted Allen 90 the Tombs TO await an cxMnnat on
The prisoner claims that he can show that DO guilty
knowledge attaches 10 linn concerning hs possession Of
tic stolen goods
STOLEN GOODS ErcovEeEp.
Since the stores ef Nessrs. r. 4 n. T. Anthoiv 4 CO.
and Mh Charles T. Terry, s0I and 5o3 Broadway
entered by burglars last Saturday night The police
have been the alert Tor the burglars on Wednesday
evening, captain Jourdan OF the sixth precinct aud
d,lretve Woodbridge arrested Young man named
william Worth, the sidewalk 10 front ~ prl1niscs 81.
stanton street, on suspicion OF being thief ~ the
sfce, wherc Worth arrested was q cart on which
stood trunk claimed by tlie prisoner. ami Captain
ontdan took both prisoner and his baggage u the
iion housc. On examining the trunk il was found 10
contain Tho si,2si worth of laccs, ribbons Ac, stolen
by burglars iscm Nr Tcrv's store 50s Broadway, and
also portion oi the 500 worth OF albums.
Promises Of Mr. Anthony Yesterday the pnsoner
taken before Justice Hogan where Mr Terry appeared
and made charge Of bcrglsry against hin. Nc Terry
dcp'scd that his premises entered by of
boring hole through ron shutter ~ the window
tho latch Of which Afterwards raised and the window
opened Mr. wm. II Hasyau, one o. the nrm Of Messrs
r. and "a T. Anhouy A Co.. also lodged a complaint
against Worth IN which ho charges him with saving on
tho iron bars of q basement window thus removing
The shutters and entering the after istenng
the complaints against the accused Justice Hogan
nitied him 20 The Iombs to await examination.
Worth, although only twenty years o. age Is considered
70 he professional burglar He claims 10 he batter by
trade.
A. Aekg WOMAN AID nsR DAUGHTER CHARGED
Win sHorLIrTING.
cafhArine snyder, German woman seventy wears of
aye, and Christina Murphy, her daughter of nineteen
yeas yesterday brought before Justice Hogan at
tho romb Nv detectives nacdougal and Gllner on the
charge Of stealing piece Of silk valued 900 The
prlS0ners leaving Stewans store corner of
ner and the detectives accordingly followed them on
discovering that they watch the women parted
company and went IN opposite directions Mrs snyder
entered the No ~ Forth avenue and after few
moments rcappcatcd the street. when the officers ar.
rested her on suspicion Emma r. FROST, lady attached
- ihe fourh avenue store, noticed The old woman
she had left piece Of black silk was found
on the door and passed the officer by Mise Frost
The young woman was then taken charge when Cath
ainc confessed 10 dcve Macdoug that she stole the
silk. and that her daughter nothing whatever 10 do
With H. IL subsequently appeared that the sik lad been
taken from s'ewafts store The property was after.
wards Identified by Mr. Isaac Touvef in Mr. ~tswarts
employ. who made complaint srasrst tho prisoners
and Justice Hogan committed then. for examination.
CRUELTY TO Hoasg.
Oancer Gilbert ~ the Firth precinct, Yesterday a.
rested Henry Won ssnten whom he caught In the act
Of cruelty bcallug borsc The head with The but end
~ whip. Tho sruset was taken before tustlce 30
san. snd held IN 5000 heil 70 vsvsr 10 c"mn'ssst