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Lower Police Omcc.-A BURGLARY DncovEREp.-
In the month of August last, officer Clark met negro
named Chas Jackson alias Peter Cooley Mercer street.
with ingram carpet in his possession not being abb.
to give good account Of himself the oacer took him
into custody. When they got to the tombs they
were met by Justice Matsel whereupon Jackson drop
ped the carpet and but stopped by watchman
who took him by the collar and bringing him back
when he slipped out OF his coat leaving in the hands Of
the watchman and made off the second time, and endea-
vored to pass Justice Matse but the Judge seized HIM
by the throat and held him until he secured He
sent to the penitentary vagrant, person ap
pearing against him. This morning, MIR. George n.
Swords Of AL Mercer street, appeared at the Police Office
identified the carpet, and charged him with burglary in
breaking into the front basement window of his house,
the 25th of August and stealing the carpet and sett OF
china worth $45. Mr.. Swords and family were in the
country at the time.


PrcKrocxEr.-On Thursday night, as the whig proces
sion was passing through Broadway, notorious pick
pocket, named George Roper to pick the pock-
cts OF Mr. George H. Cotton He arrested and fully
ccmmittedbut the rogue only obtained single dollar.


II had been thousand it would have his
tent and yet there no law to punish him for than
petit larceny.


A HORSE AND WAGON THIEF james D. McNaup, on
Simon No l6l Vsrick stree1pnd hired horse and
sack NJ j. since which time nothing was heard Of him
until day two past, when he discovered Put
nam county, and the property, which worth 5000,
was recovered. Committed


COrOner's Omce.-The body found drowned at the
foot Of King street. has been recognized Lewis Hostn
the elder brother Of officer Hostn Of the Upper Police