Police Intelligence,
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THEFT OF buLLIoN-August Ga young man named
Alex WI as this morning arrested charge of hs
wing stolen two bars the value from the
misses of Mr. Julian Favre, watch maker, of No As
Ann street About fortnight ago bar of gold Of sim
lar vslue was stolen from the establishment The
accused was formerly in the employ Of Mr. Favre.


brought up committed to answer to charge of re-


eving the pockets Of visitor of about SIS in money


honBlNa BLAcKsMirH's sHoP.-Policeman John BAD


Ias evening observcda fellow named John Kelly urk


ing about the cksmth shop of Thomas Murray 22d
street near oth Avenue, which he finally entered and
helped himself to quantity Of tools, horse shoes, &c.
worth S5, when he wos arrested by officer Banta and
| conducted to prison.


ESCAPE OF a ACoNvcr.--Policemen Feeney and Duffy
| from Blackwelrs Island named Joseph Murray alias
| Brown He was sent back to his old quarters.
ANOTHER CAsE.-A convict named James Daley who
recently escaped from Blackwels Island last night
arrested BY policeman Gaughan Of the 9Th ward
Ward rolice, this morning picked up purse containing


sum Of money. The owner can apply for the same at
PREPARING FoR WMrER-Afellow named John Lynch
was this morning arrested charge ofstealing cook


ing stove worth 81 from John Pine Detained to answer


Theft OF 4 vAuLr GRArE.-Policeman Simon this
morning arrested one Jenny O'Nei charged with
stealing vault CRATE for which offence he locked
up Tor the present.


ONE OF THE MYSTERIES rHH ToMBs.-A female,
named Fanny Heyer OF No Ia Green street.
arrested on charge Of stealing watch worth $a5
On being taken before Justice DrnEer she was admitted
to bail in the sum of $780, the bail bond being signed by
one Edwin +. Corey, Of No. 10 Ridge street
- lHEfT OF lhoN.-1WO lrlSnmen, calling themselves
Patrick Green and Andrew Lenox were this evening
arrested by policeman Collins of the lst Ward, sus-
pclon OF having stolen quantity of iron from the burnt
district At the time OF their arrest they about
erng junk shop in Morris street. for the purpose Of
disposing Of the property


ARREST OF OLD OrrENDERs.-Two young fellows
named David Renton and Thomas Denham who were
arrested by officer Martin Saturday last for entering
house in Irving Place, being taken to the Upper
roiice were recognized and held to charge
Durgarlousy entering the store OF John Evans No l79
Eighth Avenue and stealing about $40 worth of boots
and shoes Renton was also identified having figured
largely in some riots in the 18th Ward.
CoRoNEKs OFrIcE.-Fomnd Dyo,cned. Tho coroner
was called this morning to hold an inquest the Aims
House in the Park, upon the body of an unknown man.
aged about % years. who found floating in the slip
between Piers Nos. and 3, North River lie had on
when found striped roundabout jacket blue s,ri,ei
shirt grey wool socks, and shoes also pair OF white
twilled overalls.


Death from Itemperance-The coroner was called this
evening to hold an inquest in Roads alley of No 81
Cross street. on the body of woman named Cathe rne
Meaghen who died suddenly from the free use Of intox
icating liquors


Sudden DeaM.-The coroner also called to hold an
inquest upon the body Of Miss Hannah A. Halstead of
No AZ Ludlow street. aged 80 years. who died suddenly
this evening, in q fit.


IMMIGRATIoN.-We noticed yester lay the arrival of
ship load OF Germans. The with their fiat caps and
the women without any covering the head attracted
considerable attention in Broadway If these immigrants
will but remove to the wild lands the West os
remaining our large cities they will make orderly
and useful members OF society.