The New York herald., 1845-12-01
Police IuteIIluence

Nov a0- Grand Larceny ny-stolen, on Saturday night,
BY By, pulstto boy sy the name q Edward II Mervn,
Several of the bills Sl0 and g. Of the Bank Of
Hartford, Conn. This boy has mother living at New
ark, where he possibly may he found
Petit Larcsniss.-Wm. II Thompson was caught steal
ing poultry from Washington market, belonging to c.
StriDgham-locked up.
Ann Murray was charged with stealing ss from James
Carson-conmitted.
Grant" nabbed," and entombed for trial.
John Faucett caught again trying to sell two coats
bright buttons the other made Of Kentucky jean An
owner wanted; apply to the Chief OF Police
Ellen Riley detected in the act of stealing crock
cry from Peter Gains, S94 Grand street.
Arrest ofa Ccnpct-Oficer VIM. II. Stevens, brought
from Philadelphia, yesterday afternoon on requis
tion, the notorious Jerry Sprggs who was sentenced
time since for two years TO the Penitentiary for
several arcenies, but very soon escaped The black
rascal will be sent back out his time with tho
addition OF heavy chain and log attached to one OF his
legs
"A Depil .an.ons the Tailor.-A motley dress ed little
woman appeared in the Police Office yesterday after
noon IN terrible rage her twnklng like balls Of
a arat.lesnake followed BY two other women, one Of
whom was the guilty party in custody Of policeman Far
tongue until called to order BY the magistrate.
Justice OsBoRNE.-Well what's all this disturbance
aboutf
the lawful wife of my husband Robert Faulkner; my
mans tailori we live at 2a9 William street.
you make against this woman
= LTrLE Womas-Well, your honor, if must toll you,
town with some work; on returning to my room found
the door locked whom, upon putting my little nger in.
to the ksyhole found the key inside and looking
through the hole there this nasty pointingt to
Mary Liddyl laying in bed and my husband giving her
MAcIsT well, what Of that that's crime my good
woman, in this State.
LITTLE WoMAN-Oh! heavens! Mr.. Judge, if that's no
crime must find her in to have punished
nasty, dirty beast could tear her eyes out, that
could.
MAGsr.-Wel Liddy what do you say to this charge,
LrppY-I didn't do 'what she says Is true and II
make her suffer for It, for taking away my character in
this way-I don't want her ninth part Of man, any
how.
MAonr.--( Looking aroud the ofhce)-Does any one
know this woman, Mary Liddy to be common prosti-
tute7
When up stepped motherly looking woman friend
of Mrs Faulkners who declared this Mary Liddy to be
bad woman, "for" to her expression, ''she was
sey, time ago" Whereupon this testimony mixed
up with the present facts tho Justice took her affidavit
and sent Lddy for six months repentance in the pen
tentiary.
LITTLE WoMAN-If you please, Mr.. Judge want to
punish my husband
MAGnr.-Oh! that cannot be done-but think you
have strong grounds for divorce.
LITTLE WoMAN-Yes, that III have II die for IT.
And she left the office in haste, evidently determined
give her husband small piece of her mind and doubt
this gallant knight of the shears is destined to receive
many an interesting lecture, fully equal to any Of Mrs
Caudle's.
"a Singular Case of Forgery."-Under this head the
Sunday report for the Herald made, doubt, from tho
best information in reach of reporter is incorrect
The forgery believed by many of the best citizens
OF Chenango and Otsego countless to be forgery at
all and this account for the supposed violation of
Mr. Harris to bail and the respectable merchants of his
town, South New Berlin, not "New South Berling,"
baling him without hesitation Proceedings were "a
ken at the Police here this business, on the positive
oath of the complainant that the draft was forgery
Measures are taking to bring out the facts collect
the draft JUSTICE.