The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-12
Police Intelligence.

SEPT. 1l-Mysteries of New York Initiation Fee-A
married gentleman from the Green Mountain State after
taking peep at the Bowery Theatre stroed towards
that distinguished part OF the metropolis termed the Five
Points, and entered of those dens of namy
be met with in that quarter, where during brief
ourn at No 40 Orange street. he touched the tune
of $40 in the real stuff and about $4,000 in bonds, &c
This morning one Bridget MCGOWAN, with whom the
stranger scraped an acquaintance last evening was
brought up and booked for apartment in the Egyptian
Mansion House. alias the Tombs.
.another Touch Casa female named Maria Hanmeis
ter vas brought up this morning. and held to answer to
charge Of stealing gold pencil case and dissecting
knife, alleged to be worth $40 from James D. Brownee
of No l75 Broadway while in her company at house in
Crosby street.
Assault and Battery-Mr J. f. Carter, of the firm of
Shaw Carter carpet merchants, No. 400 Pearl street.
was arrested yesterday and held to bail in the sum of
81 600 to answer for committing an assault and battery
upon the person of Mr. Bernardus J. Haight
Passing Counterfeit Money-A mar named Thomas
wy alias John NJ Thay arrested this forenoon
charge OF having passed counterfeit $40 bill the
Hudson River Bank pay ment for watch On search
ing him. counterfeit 500 bill. on the Tenth Ward Bank,
a counterfeit $40 bill the Farmers Bank of Sensea
County SO i'll and two 81 bills also counereits,
the Chppeway County Bank, and quantity of lottery
and policy tickets were found in his possession wy.
nant fully committed to answer Those persons who
have taken bad money in payment for goods will do well
to call at the Lower Police.
More Property Recopered- officers Relyea and Beeman
OF Independent Police, and Prince John Davis last
evening recovered II boxes of boots and Shoes
which had been obtained by fraudulent pretences from
the firm OF Johnson White JONES' also large amount
hardw are cutlery. &C. which had been obtained by
the and which the accused parties had sent
to Wholesale auction establishment for the purpose of
converting the into cash The before named eff.
cicnt officers have already recovered property the
amount of about $1,000 belonging to Johnson, White &
Jones Truly this may be considered capital begin.
ming in their new enterprise.
Unrest Of Burglars On tie night Of the 3lst of July
last, the dwelling OF Nicholas Anthony, Esq No Ia
Grammercy Park WAS e onously entered and robbed OF
silver and glassware worth about tli Untl the pre-.
cent time however the fogues escaped detection. IL
appears that snort time alter the robbery three cut
glass tumbiers which had boon stolen given Al
bert McIivaine. by young fellow named John Moran,
Lewis Lockwood on a charge o having committed the
offence They we've both held to ans err brother OF
Noras il is said is in the State Prison for granc
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brutal Assa,t aud Baftery--As two Respectable and
inofensve Germpnt, named Francis joseph farman ana
John Y8rman, father aud were last nIght pass
ing through 10th street. their return home rom her
employment, they we're assaulted ana oiutay pea,en
by several rowdies who struck them win Sung shot
and other weapons and by which Francis Joseph Var.
man was seriously, IL not dangerously wounded Two
Of the oe nde RS named Paul ShHcks aud John Cotton,
havc been arrested and fully committed to answer
Hurpnrv-The workshop of Mr.. J. Phelon, carpenter,
No 100 seventh st. last night bniglariousy entered
md robbed of q largo quantity OF tools, &C.
9poth,r Case of False PretenceA per, named David
Gilman aiias Gibson was arrested yesterday by officer
Campbell on a charge Of having frauduleny Obtained
amount OF $3.50 He taken TO the tombs sratory
TO being delivered up to the authorities OF New Jercy
Petit La,csnesAsahel ltaynon was arrested estor.
day by officer Norris of the Tenth Ward, charged with
having stolen two coats tn $40 from Lewis Cooper
Of Vandewater st. Officer H. Whkehar last evening
arrested man named VIM. Andrews, on o charge Of
stealing fine dress coat worth $40 from James Latham