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A person by the name of Zeiss, was ap- prehended at New York lately for swind- ling. The "Sun," of that city, mentions him as an instance of the lamentable de- gsdation to which mania for thieying will reduce a man. He possesses excellent natural anda cquired abilities, and on the death of his mother, who is upwards of 50, will come into the possession of $50,o0O, yet he has already been tried and imprison- ed on various felonies, one of which was horse stealing, and another was the robbiEg his mother oi large quantity of furniture. There was abox found at his lodgings, sup posed to be stolen; ii was marked ..For Philadelphia" and contained some cloth- ing and quantity of shoemaker's lasts!.!