Police Intelligence.
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PoiicE Orsicr, June l0-Bureiayy- Rscsiping Stolen
Goods-Ths store OF Joseph Batten, No 26 0reenwcna
street was entered the night Of the 10th Of April las
BY means Of false ksys and as he alleges BY David
Kip, NOW In prison on another chergel /" one armed
s4oo were taken therefrom. This morning officers A.
"a. C. Smith, Josephs Capt McGrath and Jackson, VINO
for some tims me- % arrested john schredsr No ioJ Church
street, and Hoan Staden Of Church and Duane
who were suspected Of having purchased the goods,
knowing them to have been stolen Upon searching their
premises large portion Of the property was found
More about the Fashionable Suindiers--Two geneel
looking called at the Eastern Pearl street House
on the night OF the 23d Of June at late hour and oox
lodgings. entering their Samuel George and
Wallis, Brooklyn In the morning robbery was found
had hs ssD picked oS
picion fell upon the Brooklyn gentlemen, whom it
had escaped during the night into the next
yard rom whence they proceeded into the basement
and carried of large quantity of silver spoons. The
clerk Of the hotel came to the Police Office to-day and
identified David Kip and Thomas H. Dill the fashionable
swinders arrested some days since for robbng the
Franklin House, the men who lodged at the Pearl ST.
House.


"A Burglars Sfory.-Edward Powell. whose arrest we
mentioned some days since charge of breaking open
the cellar of Aessrs Deevan, 4ss Broadway tells very
curious story in explanation Of the circumstances He
says lie born in the West ndies and in the year ls4l
puraued to this city by officers, on account Of
offence with which he charged. Having $40 in
his pocket when he arrived Mt the Of Broadway
and Broome he secreted it, under the cellar OF Messrs
Delevans store He was arrested tried and sentenced
to the State prison for three years. after which he went
to sea As soon, however he arrived in the city he
provided himself with instruments and went to the eel
lar for the purpose oil obtaining his money which had
long lain idle-but it was not to be found. The story
was not believed, however and he was committed


sStsaiing Money.-Thomas Nevis arrested charged
with stealing $40 from the office Samuel Marsh the pro-
perty ofN. s. Murphy, 1888 Allen street


Picking Pocksts-Ann J. Titterton was arrested,
charged with stealing pocket book containing large
Of bills from the pocket of Wm Irwin 10th ave-
nue. Committed


Orrrcx or CHEF or POLICE July lo.--James Carter
was arrested charged with passing counterfeit $s note
on the Albany Exchange Bank on Edward Smith, SO
Oliver street Several were found in his possession


Cutting Mans Head open-John Dacey and James
Donovan were arrested charged with cutting mans
head open with junk bottle


Corrscon.-In Tuesdays paper our Reporter, in al
uding to silver found in the Nags Head did in such
not to do justice to MIR Byrnes, the proprietor
Now although it is needless that not the slightest
reflection intended to be made Mr. Byrnes or his
establishment it is only fair to state distinctly that the
said silver discovered by himself secreted in his
yard without his knowledge and he advertised it in
vera public Journals, which was the first disclosure Of
the fact that was made


The Weather-The mercury went up to 65 yesterday.
The atmosphere however was clear and bracing for
July day.