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SEPT. Theft Of Gold Watch-A woman named
Ann Farley was arrested this morning charge OF
stealing gold watch, worth $50 from Mr. Blair, OF Lex
ington avenue


Preparing for Pu6.-A young fellow, who called
himself Franc Camcre, this forenoon caught by Mr.


Iicnshaw, clerk in the store of jenkins Macy, No


lio Fulton street. in the act of stealing 5000 segars,
worth sos.


Erensire Burgia,p-The premises of Hendrickson &
Combs at Trenton Falls, Monmouth county, New Jer.
sey, were burglarously entered Friday night last
ana robbed OF large quantity of broadcoths cassmeres
satnets alpacas ci@vats sewing silk ribbons and Other


silk goods also, stock of cutlery SC, worth several
thousand dollars, viii, which the rogues effected the
escape.


attempt 10 Rescue Prisoners-Mchael Egan was r..
rested and detained to answer for attempting to


prisoner from policeman Frenzy. Augustus Aduc, alias


Otto was also arrested and similarly disposed of for at
tempting to Daniel Miller, prisoner from the


custody Of policeman William Taylor of the Sth ward


James Wade was hauled up for interfering with officers


Nash and Judd while in the discharge of their duties
Grand Larce"y-Two men, who gave their names as


Garret Van osen and Isaac Chancey arrested this


morning and fully committed to for grand lar
ceny having stolen bundle of superior pocket knives,
with ivory and pearl handles worth S35 from
OF w NJ Halstead Co., No 81 Cedar street. The ac.
cused entered the store in company and while the former
package of knives from behind the corner hch he con-
cealed and carried off They followed by MIR Hal.


stead and his clerk to William street, where upon


ing store, they arrested of them having pre-.
vously been to hand the other bundle suppos
to have been stolen The stolen property found in
their possession they were accordingly placed the
custody of policemen Brown and Leonard who are at
tched to the office Of the Chief of Police quantity OF
Knives &c. &c, worth about $40 stolen previous
casions have also been recovered from them.
Corecton-On the 10Th uit. notice appeared in ou
Police Reports to the effect that person named Patrick
Shields had been arrested a charge of intrudng him,
self into the room Of female, and mpting commit
an indecent assault upon her person. This appears
have been an error The complainant when called upon


to make her affidavit, confined her charge a common
case of assault In justice to Mr. Shields the correction
is cheeffully made.


Owners Wanfed-For a bay horse and wagon taken
from man who is supposed to have stolen tho same
Apply to the captain Of the Third Ward Police An
owner is also wanted for lot of knives forks rom


an OF silks and satins, vest patterns, ribbons &c Ap
ply TO the Chief of Police


Dedth-b,d pisit and Robbery.--Whe Dr. f. A. Bigc


low late OF No 56 Fulton street wing at the point
OF death, on Sunday the I'D ut some wolf in sleeps
clothing visited his room and stole gold hunting watch
OF great value and Sl20 in money.


poured down ~ torrents, accompanied wiih thunder,


lightning and hail We learn that the cuvcrt leading
from Abigail street to the canal Of snicent size
to let off the water which fell that part oi the
deed Is question the cuvcrt was not stopped en-.
tirely al me-and the consequence was the neigh
borho0d was Hooded.


The in many Of the cellars in tho vicinity
Of Abigail and Sycamore TO the depth OF some three
sometimes entirely to the top The Brewer,
in that neghborhood owned by - was filled with
night The water rose the height OF four feet or more
the lower story At the ast flood that into this
before l8st---the damage done
amounted to $4,000. What II is this time we know not


A dwelling house in this vicinity suhered-so did
foundation for a house There considerable
damage about the corner all arising IRON the nadequacy
OF the drainage arrangements.


Four steamboats, driven from their fastenings at
our landing We expectt hear Of more damage having
hesn donsI-Cin Conn., savs. %,