Police InfaIllaence.
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Dfc: Grand Larceny Charles D. Crawford Can.
tain Of the packet ship Albany stated in the form Of an
gust last he had stolen from his vessel case contain.
ing 90 dozen OF fine kid gloves valued at $aO0 also
case Of handsome figured silks valued ssooho hsv.
ins strong suspicion OF his second mate Charles H. CO.
v from the fact OF Coviils wife being found In pos.
session o. piece Of sk corresponding exactly withthe
Zoos soien-which she said was given to her by her
husband Mr. Gcstavus Won Baur So Exchange Place
me agent andy consgnee Of the house of F. 81 D. c.
Wonder Legen Co. In Creeld In the kingdom Of Prus
sa Identifies this piece Of silk part the property
stoien, matching precisely sample il his store,
from another case which, with the one stolen ere the
only two of goods this DESCRIPTION ever sent 10
ths country Captain Crawford having discharged CO.
viii TO wes engaged second mate on board the pocke,
snip Francis the st which ship arrived from Hsvre
eioay M afternoon He was arrested by Mr.: X yea OF
the independent Police, and officer Whikehart when,
becoming alarmed peached," and informed the officers
OF his accompiicc when they Immediately arrested John
Dean, "a Germany second mate of the ship Diadem-
whereupon, finding themselves foul" at acknow-
ledgad committing the robbery, by breaking open the
cases, and placing the property in tIunksthen carrying
mate at that tme and from thence shore The great.
erporti7n Of this property has been disposed differ
tracing up the whereabouts Of this property and ere
long viii no doubt restore the majority to the rightfu
owner Both these are locked up for examination
by Justice Osborn. Great credit is due to Mr. Reyea
and his associates for the snug" in which thew
have done up this business '
= alhce lhe above was written, we have just Capt
crawford hand IN piece OF beautiful figured silk 10 the
magistrate, taken from place where Covill had slowed
1t away


Burglary y-Daniel Kipsh alias Tsfy was arrested yes.
tefaay' by officers West and Connaiy through the
erions e, and ingenuity OF Mr.. Mounfor Clerk Of the
house Of Mr.. James Reybun, No e6 seventh avenue
near sixth street was burgariously entered last Au
hun ard family in Europe this Knsh with several
other boys broke in and stole wearing apparel china
black woman by the name of Sarah Butler living IN
JACKSON Court Twentysecond street. stated she bought
ahlngs which Mr. Reybun Identified as bsiuS part
OF his property stolen Kinsh is fully committed by
justice Room or the burglary but being under the age
OF sixteen, will undoubtedly be sent to the House of
refuge, amongst his companions.


Grand Lareeny-samuel Jones, a swell black fellow
was charged by Louis Williams, another gemmen" Of
color, with having cut hole in the back part of his
trunk which in Williams boarding house. 40 Thom
as street and stealing thereom S.6 in bank bills and
silver Policeman Barns, of the 5th ward arrested sam
iass nght-when upon "frisking him, he found $40 rs
cts, corresponding very with the amount stolen
Committed for examination.


Doing Flat"A droll looking little counryman
by the name of lsra from Wayne county Penns
was gazing at the Park fountain yesterday morning
with great admiration, when genteel looking young
man (as he thought touched him on the MY dear
wouldn't you like to see large seahorse which was
driven through the water spout Why yes said Mr.
man, follow me"he crossing the street to "cfib" in
raIk row When upon going in, instead Of the sea
who h = h
Little Joker" S5 BILL but upon lifting up the thimble"
tns @ had n sBs Sa finding he
which no doubt he gave with his usual promptness
Wo have been given TO understand, that His Honor the
Mayor intends to pulp all the "boys" the drop
and stuff" around those dggins for the especial benefit
of the county. in chopping out stone.


.4rres for False PretencesO Officer Deniston arrested
Joseph T. Guthrie bench warrant yesterday after
noon having been called in Court and found missing
Was brought up to the captains Office to settle Bailed
by a Mr. Settler who was once day officer in the 9th
ward.


Peht Larcenes. Benjamin Thompson was arrested
last nghs, for stealing coat from Mr. Williams,
as Froat street.--Committed Catharine MCGEE
caught stealing bandkerchiefs and gloves.--Commed
He ~ Johnson caught stealing caps from Dem
MS Hanly, valued at Sd Committed.


On Te ica Wd,rar-Alatilda Green arrested last
night bench warrant, by officer Patterson, upon
old 'touch" She was baled out, however by her
"lover,n 10 60 to work again.


Graad Larceny.-John Brown, an ugly looking Niger
was caught on the jump coming from the schooner Pat
rick Henry laying the foot OF Wall street. with nice
little swag ccnsstingof overcoa two rock coats
two pair OF cloth panaloons and silk kerchief
valued at S37-he property of Robert Nelson mate of
the schooner Fully committed sor trial by Justice
Merritt.