Police Infellluance. !.
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nal boat John Arnot missed from his boat, about the
middle OF October last piece Of cloth valued at $50
Charles Hendricks, Of his hands he hod him arrested
at Buffalo when, upon searching his trunk thirteen and
other hand on. board stole tie cloth, aud divided
to New York, cloth and sil. in horss Of finding
the other thief; hat 10 no purpose He will be sent
Pely Larcrny.-Onicer whikehay, nabbed big black
nigger named George White in Laurens street yeter
day, having ii his possession handsome brown cloth
oyercoat, quilted lining for which is wanted
Apply TO the above officer at the Tombs Committed for
examination.


Literary Thief Eugene Cavannaugh was found lying
in the street, rather the worse for with bundle OF
novels. supposed to nave been stolen. Locked up.
about IS years Of age, dark exon height 81 feet
Of genee appearance engaged board at s6 Cliff street.
he managed 10 steal from Of the black cloth
coat and pair Of pantaoons, belonging to one Of the
boarding houses-so be on your guard and catch the
rascals.


.assaulting Oce,-A funny looking little irish po.
ceman peeping from eye charged three OF his
uymsn-Thomas Darvey Michael Keeshin, and Thomas
lcGlocklinwith beating him while in discharge OF his
duty II appears that these three took than
poultry on Thanksgiving night at ~ Elm street when,
by way Of parting salute they broke one anothsr's
heads, which called In the strong OF the law the
policeman, in stopping the fight caught few Of the side
shots, Of which he complained Locked up by Justice


Where's thai Banner "A TALL raw boned Yankee, by
the name OF Sylvester Lyman born In Massachusetts as
raZOr-uL ledst was before emgratlnE Mlchl
gan, where he has been for the last eight years
snug little farmbut before settling down for good con.
Gudsa & to see the big city and tall sight. which abound
street, he heard the sound Of going, going gone"
which nothing than one Of those cribs"
called mock auctions he stepped in eager to all
that be seen, when he induced bid on a lot
Of stuff twas knocked down at once his bid-thcn
swiftly" taken into the "star" chamber at the back Of
the shopwhen no was put through swiftly" By pay
ing S4s to tho head Peter" and So more to the little
Peters for he choice Of the split" when he left the
store but not feeling quite satisfied, consulted with
friend at his boarding house who at once told him no
redress who caused Mr. Pstsr to be brought bsfar.
him, which finally terminated in peter's returning
the Chief arnaou slick
bat tho " Peters" a hard set Of chaps


DEo g. -On the "Lijt "-Robert Wallace was grabbed
last evening in the act Of running of with an overcoat
Broadway. merchant tailor He was seen to 'lit" the
coat from the door and rum but Mr. Fox being too nim
block and brought him to the police Office Committed
for trial


Peht La,ceni,s George Carman was arrested for
stealing bag of shot belonging to James Ekins-oo
med James Rofter arrested last evening, having
in his two the Of D.
,isy by officer Whikehar for stealing money. He was
81 charged only last Friday by the Court Of
ward Dn BOISE two black boys arrested yesterday
for stealing large brass kettle, worth $2 the property
tice Taylor John Mctira,h was caught in the sc.
Of walking Of with clock. worth 50. the property Of





Committed by Justice Taylor


The old Hermit again-About this time last year this
same old man was brought in from 7dth street. between
I'd and Sd His is Hendrich Rose, Cor.
and he was found then occupying hole or cave
vermin, and almost frozen to death. The magistrate
sent him 10 the penentlary for six months Upon his
e has use
in the deplorabe condition. Justice Roome sent
him on the Island again for the winter
Effects Of Liguor-Ann Anderson was brought to the
police Office yesterday in beastly state OF ntoxicahon,
by policeman Barange from the of s Laursns street


Her infant child was yng on the door in dying state,
through the mothers neglect Justice Roome very
promptly sent for medical aid.


Court IntcIiigence.
GENERAL SrssioNs.-DEc. 5.-Before Recorder Tall.
madge and Aldermen Hart and Henry. NJ C. Paterson,
Esq, District Attorney.


Sentences Rossnna Yonkers alias Rosina Yonkers,
and Joseph Brand alias George schopp, tried on We'd
nesday last and found guilty OF stealing $3.50 from Mr..
Zpp each sentenced TO be imprisoned 10 the state
prison at Sing Sing for the term of 3 years.
Trial # 8ionzo Burrows for Grand L,rceny.-A lad
about Is years OF ramed Aonzo Burrows, was then
placed on his trial Tor stealing 81 y som ches. in tho
premises OF John Pease Sons. d5 Division street,
sunday, November 9th Waen arrased at the Bowery
Theatre, s44 in money, spy glass and q pistol were
lodged gave him to certain rsrt Of the house
where the money was kept The jury, without leaving
sentenced him to the House Of Refuge.


John Nc CURE and Tnoscs Could boys indicted for
CO., corner Of William and John streets. and stealing
se watches Ceases of and 20 dozen Of penknv



was received and tn accused were ordered TO ae placed
in the House of Refuge


Der last attempted to break into the house OF Mr. John
Ruthven Of 81 Walker street, with intent to rob the
seced in his operations The jury accordingly found
him guilty and the Court ed him to be mprson
ed in the State prison for the term OF years.


T,di IF Charles OLea,y. for embezzing abo1t Si50
worth oiewslry the property OF Mr. Victor B hop, Of
No - Maiden Lane. in the month OF May last ~hls 10
his employ as clerk From the evidence adduced It
appeared that the accused had previously been employ
ed by MIR Bishop and discharged the ground Of
ineciency but i'll consequence OF his earnest eDtreaes,
Mr.. B. induced to take him again into his employ.
Shortly afterwards MIR. Bishop from some circumstance
or other was led suspect his clerk of stealing money
&c and proceeded TO mark sundry pieces OF that
were in the drawer which subsequently, disappearing,


the prisoner searched aud the found upon
him. and going to his boarding house. quantity Of
jewelry was found there when he made sume confss
sons and taken INTO custody. Ga the part ,f he
prosecution it also proposed be shown that
tain alleged Acknowledgements Of guilt had been made
was oh.ced to by Mr. Mnock Counsel for defence and
the evidence against the prisoner independent OF these
guilt, he was acquitted by the jury.


Tho Court then adjourned until to morrow morning
Dec g. Trial Of Thomas Wih hims fer Burglary The
accused, impcaded with John Dunn placed on trial
for having. the third Of October last broken into
room in the house of Lewis Soomons, No $50 William
street, and stolen about $4,000 worth Of watches,
jeweiry, &c the property Of Mr. Goodman then board
ing at the house of Mr. Soomons, and who attend
log synagogue at the time Of the robbery, which was
committed during the afternoon Of the day previously
referred to.


Mr. Solomons testified the part of the prosecution,
that in the course OF the afternoon, he going up
stairs he met two persons the stairs going down aud
inquired Of them what they doing there 7 They
replied that they had been up to do something and
shortly afterwards it discovered the
pied by Mr. Goodman and his trunks had been broken
open and robbed Of their and witness felt salts
fed that the prisoner Of the individuals he
coming down stairs that occasion


ciek OF Mr. Wool, dealer in hardware, cutlery,
&c in Chatham street deposed that person, whom he
believed to be the prisoner, purchased chisel found
in the room at the store OF Mrs. Wood the ard Of
and Tad tn MIA aait
handle off, which he did the piece reserved and
produced IN court, and found to 6t the chisel


Mr. Goodman, the owner of the property being absent
from the country the prosecution were unable TO snow
from personal Knowledge of any witness. what amount,
II any. bad been stolen. The jury ouDd the prisoner
The Court ha In the penIten