The New York herald., 1867-03-24
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

BURGLARY IN WARREN SrREEr.-Two boys, nineteen
and twenty years of age named Joseph Mcnamara ana
Morris Moore, discovered prowling about warren
Chambers and Murray streets yesterday afternoon 10
suspicious manner by Captain Greer and Detective TIL
lev of the Third precinct Suspectng that they conem
plated committing burglary the boys were followed
and at length they stepped into the hallway Of premises
No. II Warren street, occupied by Messrs Cohen Hy-
men, but whose store was closed Tor the day 40 mo-
ment when it supposed no one saw them, the boys
broke in the glass and sash of side window, through
which they their hands and stole three pieces Of
dress goods from the counter The boys Immediately
left the place with the punder and reaching the side
walk were arrested by Captain Greer and Detective
Tiev Justice Bowling committed the boys to the
Tombs for trial.
THKrr or CorroN FROM THE ERIE RAILWAY CoxPANY.-
carman named Daniel Halleck yesterday arrested
on the charge Of stealing four bales Of cotton valued at
$780, in charge Of the Erie Railway Company Mr.
Andrew Nc. F. Davis, who had charge Of the cotton,
made oath that taken from pier 81 North river
the 2Sh day Of December last The prisoner confessed
that the day named he was employed by stranger,
whom he met in West street. to 60 the pier and load
the four bales Of cotton his cart and convey them TO
store in Dover street. He did as directed and DO.
vered goods to John B0sner and several others at
the place in Dover street. For this service Halleck
ceived $40 from his employer but he does not know
on the charge Of feoniousy receiving the cotton but
appearing IN osurt be deuied all knoscdge Of the
transaco. and id be never saw aasck before 10 MS
known and che probability that 1t will be
c0ycred Justice Bowling held the prisoners for OK
born in New Jemcy ind lives in Breokiyn Bresne is
thirty1vc years OF age nasve or ireland, lives at
NO Dover street and keepsa junk shop the cotton
was owned By Mr.. c. B. Camp merchant at lao Pearl
street.
DANGEROUS REsoRr-RoBBERY.-About twelve O'Clock
on Friday night Henry weisgerber, residing at les
Fourth street. entered the OF premises
Of Catharne street and East Broadway, kept by
known to the police .s Reddy the Blacksmith, with
containing small amount OF money. In few moments
afterwards Wesgerber was attacked BY Peter Thompson.
ana na. Fne victim ran nom the pisc. snd messus
with oiicer Kennedy Of the Fourth precinct, made
known his loss The Officer and weisgerber shen
entered the place. which Is the resort OF suspicious
characters whom weisgerber identified Thompson the
man who assaulted and robbed him. The latter was
and yesterday Justice D0wlng before whom he
was arraigned committed him for trial in default OF
bail None Of the stolen property was recovered.
LARCENY or CoAL-warner Bargy srraigned yes.
terday at tho Fourth District Police Court charged the
complaint Of Henry G. Sileck J Of Third
nue. and Seventy street. with the larceny OF sixteen
tons Of COAL OF the value Of $4 II appears from the
statement OF the Complainant that the accused the
captain OF canal boat, from which recently DIS
charged cargo of coal account OF the complainant
ants noary that said coal was ali unoaded. suhse
Quonty admitted after the removal OF the derrick used
In discharging H. that eight tons still remained on board
and that he had likewise disposed of eight tons TO diff
parties assigning for doing that he
required lines Justice Kelly held the accused in
$500 TO answer
ISsrIGAnsG CHILD TO SrEAr.-Catharne Hogan was
arragned yesterday at the Fourth District Police Court
charged with the larceny at various times the
ing with guilty knowledge, Of divers Of money
amounting in the aggregate to $92 The complainant
Daniel Culhane Of Eleventh avenue and Forty
second street, stated that the moneys taken by
young daughter OF his who admitted this fact said
that had thus acted the nstgaon and because
the threats OF the Hogan whom she gave said
amounts five dollar National bank note bill was
found In the possession OF the accused and identified by
the complainant This the accused admitted having
ceved from the little girl hut says that she told her
she had found it. She denies having received any other
money. Justice Kelly held her in $500 10 answer.