POLICE OEFICE.
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STEALING BUTTER.-A man named Nicholas
Davis was arrested on Wednesday evening, charged
with stealing so pounds of butter from the tow
boat Orleans, lying the foot of cLanbcrs.strect,
for which he wa, lodged in prison.


STEALING FROM CLoTHEs-LlSE.-On Wcdnes-
day man named Francis Gee alias Mon,la went
into the ward No. G3 Sullivan. street, and was ac-
lively employed in stealing clothes from line,
when he was discovered by Mrs. Catherine Simon
ton, who immediately pounced upon the fellow and
held him until assistance arrived, when he was
taken to the Upper Police Office and committed to
answer.


Gross ISpEcEScr.-A man named William II
Williams, pastry cook by occupation, and re-
Gently from Philadclph employed himself on
Wednesday in insulting respectable females in
Sxth-street, by exposing his nakcdncss to them,
until he was arrested and taken to the Upper Po-
lice Office, whore he was held to bail in 5000 to
answer.


STEALING WET CIorHEs.-A woman named
fiannah Franklin sent in by Alderman Lee
on Wednesday evening, with large bundle Of
wet clothing she had evidently stolen, for which
she was committed.


THEFT OF CoAr.-Marha Davis was arrested
and sent to prison for stealing coat from VIM.
Worstal, No. Ii Oak-strect.





STEALING a SACK OF FEATHEns-On Wednes-
day morning, officers Cockefair and Lounsbuly
arrested in Chapcl-strcct noted coored thief
named James Cornish, with sack on hand
cart, containing about 100 pounds of geese feath-
crs, evidently stolen, and lodged him in prison
The sack is marked ID. S +, and an owner is
wanted for the feathers by the above officers nj
the Lower Police Office


ARRESTED oS Susrlc1oS.-Two wcll-dresScd
Englishmcn. named George Wellesley and Wm.
Palmer alias suffering Charley, were arrested in
Broadway on Wednesday evening by officer Bow
yer, on suspicion of being coAccrned in the busi-
ness of pockct-picking. They both denied hav-
ing unv thing TO do with such fashionable acquisi-
tiuns of ethcrs' property-said they had money
and means of their to support themselves,
&c. but both were committed by Justice Palmer
for examination. On one of these gentlemen
were found two watches, and on the other one,
which they respectively claimed as their own pri-
waite property.


CAAnGE OF HIGHWAY RornERy.-On Tuesday
night last, as Mr.. John Pcro2, Frcnchmar, OF
New-Jersev, was passing along the Second Ave
me, near Third-Strcct, III company with i man
named John D. Waters, he was suddenly seized,
attempted to be knocked down, and robbed of 81 D
in money! a number of keys, a knife and an empty
pockc,book with which he fed. He was. how
ever pursued and arrested bv some citizens, and,
being conducted to the Upper Police Office, the
KEYS, empty pocket-book and part OF the money
was found in his possession, and he was commit
ted to prison.


