evening, o'clock nrase the Board djour. Ayes H.
noes 8.


The Board then adjourned at III O'Clock.

Police Intelligence.
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Ocr H. Consfrsefive Grand L0rceny--A man namedl
Jarvis Van Cctt, arrested Monday afternoon by
Relyea and Beman, of the Independent Police, u.
charge OF having taken aud carried away the sum Of
street. months since, under the following circum.i
stances Van Cott applied to Mr'Van volkenbuTgh 10
that he had about $4,000 worth hapd in New Jersey
and that he would make him advance Of $3.50 he1
should have the goods Mr. " agreed to do 80, and
his clerk Mr. T. j. bills to accompany Van Colt TO New,
Jersey On arriving at Newark, Van Gett asked Dills
enter bar and take drink, before going
the cloths and hle treating him, he asked Ds TO let
him have $40 as he had got to pay that amount to tho
person who had them, before he could obtain them.
The money given to him, and he left the ROOM
at the time for the purpose Of getting tho
goods but he failed to return, and was not again mot
with until his arrest as before stated. !


Burglary-The premises of Martin Ridden, No. s0l
North Moore street, entered on sunday night and
robbed of gold watch, chain and key; also gold PEN
Gil and $40 bill.


ForcibIe Entrance and .4ssGllf-A young man. named
Jacob Forshay arrested last night for forcibly
tering the premises No 66S Greenwich street. and as
saulting and insulting two females He was held toI
answer for the offence.


Threot TO Shsof-A young man, named William Moss
arrested last night for presenting pair Of loaded
pistols at officer Valentine aud threatening to shoot him


I'VE Last Of the Ding!sr Case.-Ann Murphy, who IL
will be recollectsd figured extensively in the great rspa
case, arrested last night charge OF having
lon tunsbler from porter house in Madison street.


Bank Book Stopped-On searching fellow named
Jack williams, whose arrest we noticed ON Mondays
morning bank book, No. 80 2ls containing an acooun0
of depostes made in the Chamber Street Savings Bank
was found in his possession supposed to have been
stolen


Erpieson Of the Robertson Bubbie-The groat bubble
by which person named James Robertson, since the
close Of the Worlds Convention relied upon to brir
himself into noorety to his great morthcation expod
ed sometime this forenoon The Magistrate, Grand
Jury, and Common Council before whom he preferred,
his numerous complaints against the Herald, having
dismissed the subject as being entirely unworthy oon
BideratiOn.