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Police Wednesday. Sept. A Bua-
GLARY AND ARnEsr oF THE BrEeLAR Last night man
named Henry Waterman, arrested Tor enferng the
store OF James II. Thorp, No. 335 Fourth street. and
stealing thersrom clock worth Sa He got into the
premises alter they had astene for the night by
OF fase keys which found upon him, and he
is fully committed for trial.


GRAND LAEcEsY.- Yesterday forenoon while the FIRE
companies passing through Broadway the store of
Mr. Morreli entered, aud ring worth SIS also
$50 in money. taken from desk. This morning officer
ala, Goldnw cssrssd % Win M the @ nee sea he i com.
miued MT Morrelis store is at the corner oi Canal
street and Broadway.


STOLEN PRorsRry-S some time In July last stranger
in our city had q silver watch-maker's name Rosksll.
OF Liverpool, 10 which attached gold chain, key.
&c &C. stolen from him in Water street. Ofcer Joseph
mas recovered property answering the description and
he owner 10 requested to apply the Lower Police Office


Hoo srEALERs.-Yesierday afternoon. in consequences OF
Information received Justice Tayl despatched officers
srong Young, D.Frs and Stckel no ended onr
men u stanton street Houston who have been for
some time past suspected OF stealing hogs About thirty
gether With themseives taken to the upper police Of
fee The hogs are varou'ly marked. and per.ons who
Upper Police Office TO identify the szme this morning
about nine o'clock.


SELLING srIRirrous LIauons. &c. on rHE San.
BATH-Ths after soon The OF several persons
Keepers Of hotels. &c. who had been Complained OF
oy me mformer, Fun for selling liquors. s.. on the
B. Blunt Esq appeared for some Of the parties accus
ed and made an able arg in the the de.
ense He stated that the sidavits made by Hunt were
a
warrant; summons should have been first issued and az


ter hearing trial respect to the merits o the case


then process might perhaps have been properly Issued
As the case stood, Mr. Blunt announced that the nor-
subscriber to the complaint should be viewed and
treated as trespasser and for malicousiy causing the
arrest o citizens and held amenabe for the penalties
which our laws wisely framed had made for Of
false imprisonment H stated person in this country
could be condemned unheard.


Justice Drnker after eloquent address from Mr. B..
reserved his decision in the matter till future day.


COrOncr's Omce-SEPr. A. Information having been
adott thn s1.r


hony Secader had died in Hammond street. after TAX
morphine on enquiry il ascertained that the man
had been aborng for several days under intermittent e-
YER and that the ply in attendance prescribed
ston Of snphuteo Of morphine by mistake for suphae
Of quinine which obtained at the drug
OF Hammond and Hudson streets. The mistake dis
covered after the patient had taken part of the medicine
under the fleets OF which he labored several hours
After which, the fever continued in remittent FORM
eventually assuming typhoid cha acter, and causing
death eight days inter the morphine administered
wherefore an inquest was deemed unnecessary.