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SEPT. lS.-Cons,ruetire Grand Lorceny.-A man who
gave his Henry Vercheu was last evening ar
rested by exocer stokely, and committed by Justice
Drinker to answer for constructive grand larceny
Verchieu having six pieces OF silk goods in bond at the
Custom House. applied to person named Henry Stat
away. Stafford not being prepared to comply with the
wishes Of Verchieu, obtained il from Mrs May, in
Broadway, and procured the silks from the Custom
Mrs. May security for the money advanced Yester
day, vercheu requested Stafford to get the silks from


Mrs May the plea that he desirous for person,
who likely TO become purchaser of the goods to
see them Mr.. S. accordingly obtained the silks and
TONER but on arriving at No. Mulberry street Ver-
chieu invited Mr. S. into his when he took the
pery him. threw II into another room and locked
the door A scuffie ensued between Stafford and ver
chieu when assistance coming to hand, the latter was
oveIpowered and taken into custody as before stated
Sharlow was arrested in this city yesterday, on a
charge Of having stolen horse and wagon the property
of Mr. William p Henry, OF Newark ~ j. The ac-
cused without waiting for equsition, consented to be
taken back to Newark for trial


Hghway Ro6bsry.-Otfcers Prince John Davis and
H. Whikehart about o'clock this morning arrested
man named Charles Murray, charged with knocking
| down person named John McKew, in Orange street,
and then ring his pockets Of their contents The
| cused was fully committed to answer.
.Htempt at Rescue-A man named James Kerley was
arrested last night for attempting to rescue prisoner
| from policemen.


Indecent Erposre.--Two women, named Mary Coch-
and Polly Garner arrested last night charged
with ndecenty exposing their to pubic view.


Rodted by Femaie.-A female named Susan Ann
4
charge of picking the pocket OF Frank Johnson Of his
wallet containing about $40.


| .assaun ,cith a KNIFE and Theft Of a Wateh--Last
evening fellow calling himself Justice Rollins,
arrested on charge OF having committed violent
saut and battery upon the person of Henry Evans and
brandishing knife in menacing attitude. On being
arrested and searched, new detached patent lever
watch found in his possession which is alleged,
he had stolen from who recently purchased at
a store in Pearl street.


| Found Secreted-Two men named John Waters and
Patrick Mcclure, were last night found concealed in
| n 10
| suspicious circumstances.


Peut Larcenies--James Mcdowell and William Cor
don arrested by officer Lennon yesterday and de.
tanned TO charge Of stealing sl2 from the prem
No % Cedar street Mary Baldwin was arrested by
officers Prince John Davis and J. ii. Whikehart,
charge OF stealing clothing and bank bills of the value
of s2i, from Mrs Lynch, OF Roosevelt street George
Burns brought up and detained charge OF
stealing quantity of clothing from Thomas Burns
Henry Baker also arrested, a charge OF having
the value of S?0 the property of Thomas Martini Of No
l6 Front street.


Grand Larceny.--An Irishman, named Francis Kelly
arrested this morning by Capt McGrah and officers
Norris, SC charge Of stealing silver dish worth
about $40 from the OF the premises in Broad street
lately occupied by H. s. Rush Sons, with whom hac
been left for safe keeping


Corrections-A few days ago number Of carpenters
tools were taken from the engine house located in the
rear of Essex market; crow bar and some wrenches
were also removed from box belonging to the Croton
that burglary had been committed, as it were under
the eye of the police and reported appears
however that the engine had but recently been removed
to distant part of the city and that the remen had
to their old quarters and went in and out, of
without attracting particular attention Of the police
and the with regard to the property Croton
Aqueduct Department; came to the box frequently
during the day, unlocked it, and took cut various ar
ces put themback, without exciting the least
pcion Of the police The reporter, therefore, deems
due the officers OF the 10th ward to the impress
sion which the article referred to would naturally con-
vey.


In noticing transaction in mock auction establish
ment yesterday No l6 Bowery was enormously insert
| ed instead of No. ll6 Broadway


| Owner Wanted, for gold detached lever watch. In
quire of Second Assistant Captain, T. c. Birch, at the


Third Ward Police station house. No 30 Robinson


Rather Suspicious.-Mr. VIM Snedcan, residing at No.
1903 First Avenue returning home about IL O'Clock
Thomas Price, in the of his ladye love" under
ther suspicious circumstances Price delivered
the custody of officer Miller of the Seventeenth Ward
Star Police.