Police Intelligence.
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AuG. 9-Then of Money-A female named Mary
Sullivan was arrested and detained to answer charge Of
stealing Sll from Patrick Brenan.


Theft of Sundries.-Charles Weiglandt arrested
and committed to answer for stealing an opera glass
Frederick Schumacher, of No. % Morris ST.


another Supposed Burglar .arrested-Ofcers Mans
field and Matthewson this morning arrested man NAM
ed Patrick McFarlan suspicion Of being concerned in
the burglaries recently committed in and avenue
9Th ST. number Of stolen articles were found in the
possession Of McFarans mother who also arrested
and held to BAIL


Grand Larceny--A colored woman named Abby Nun.
day last night arrested and fully committed for trial.
a charge Of stealing cloak and number of dresses
worth $50, belonging to Mary r. Smith, resident of
Howard ST.


TA.G Of Ciofhing.-James Shonon was arrested on
suspicion OF having stolen pair Of pantaoons, found in
his possession and concerning which he could give
very satisfactory account.


.4nother Case.-John Backus was also arrested for
similar offence having stolen pair of pants from the
store of Mr.. Jacobus Of Chatham street.


the VIM R"d No. as Erhb
and helped himself toan assortment of joners' too s.
worth about $2s, which he pledged at a pawnshop in
scsson-he was accordingly fully committed for trial


Net q Sesars-samuei s. Dlnning arrested and
James II. Perkins, of No Division ST.


arrested on Suspicon-A person named Michael Dean
this morning arrested suspicion Of having stolen
n horse and some harness.


Therg White Lead.-A fellow named Joseph Mason,
was arrested by officer Barth, of the lst ward a





Theft cf Zinc-Oficer Stowell, of the 4th ward this
morning arrested two men, named Peter Rvilion and
John Malone, a charge Of stealing about 100 pounds
of zinc worth Sl0 from the ruins Of the late FIRE They
were held to answer for the offence.


Petty Tneffs-hlary Thompson and Julia Ann John
arrested and held TO for stealing brass
kettle from Thomas Gidersleeve, of No. 30 Charlton
street Roseanna Logan called to account for help.
ing herself to sundry articles worth ST. from the prem-
ses Of VIM. Paterson, OF No. i6s Hudson street An.
drew Shay and Edwin Qunlcy, arrested on suspi
cion Of having stolen fish from Washington Mar.
ket Edward Carey was arrcstd by Policeman Hickey,
Of the st ward charged with stealing iron cog wheel
worth ST. from the ruins Of the late fire. James Fee.
ling was brought up and eeta,ned to for having
lot OF brass taps, and some lead iron bolts, &c in his
George Myers was brought up charged with stealing
brondaxe and handsaw, worth ~ from Walter ~ Bush
boat builder Mary Myers helped herself to two dresses
belonging to Myer Sower, of No ! Walnut street. for
which act she was locked up for the present Edward
Martin concluded TO provide himself with three pairs OF
boots worth So from the store of Samuel Shannon OF
No. l23 Avenue D. without apprising the owner Of the
same. He was, therefore, committed account for his
conduct