The New York herald., 1845-01-22
civ IntelIi0ence.

J.r u -RrBrLlror AMONG THE NJ. Ps-we under
tand that the sergeant and privates recently appointed
under Aid. Schiefelins new Municipal Ponce DILL ana
who have been ordered blue coat, with NJ r. on
the collar have openly ond refused to wear the
uniform They declare thar al american ciLens were
free and tha they not veried servants
I, the Common Council his Honor the Mayor ana tha
they will his Honor. Aid s. al all the Common
Council theirnecks 10 the mud, which has been su
tered accumulate the streets tor the last six months
before they will the uniform The idea OF the pow
that be in giving the patrol uniform 10 deter
from committing offences in their presence, to quell dis
turbances &c the exhibition of their authority and
ha. they may be easily discovered by citizens in Of
their services but unless the force very large will
have a contrary Effect as the small rogues and pick
pockets will watch the M Ps, and when their backs are
commit their depredaons. II is, however perfectly alb
surd in the privatesto refuse the uniform the
s 'ais = than Is for The
GERS Of Police to bear their stats OF office.
Police Onice.-JAN. 2l.-PAssINa CoUrTERSEIr Nc
Officers Welsh and Davis arrested this morning two
men named James Heinaman and Joseph Harmon,
charge Of passing counterfeit money upon Barnett Mid
dleton in Trenton, New Jersey on Tuesday last They
bought some cattle OF Mr. Middleton, who was selling them
for the owner Mr. Amos Hendricks, OF Crosswcks, NJ j.
The price ofhe cattle $Os and the money was paid
in bill the AtlasBank Of Boston and three $t ois
After the parties had separated Mr. Mddeons who
had received the money discovered 10 ne couhtSet
note and changing their course overlook 'ne men VINO
bought the cattle and told them the bill was bad They
said they were not aware it. and gave them three $40
on the State Bank of Newark and the rest In good mo-
ney-the Sl0s turned out to be counterfeit When the
parties arrested searched other bad money
was found Heinaman arrested in slaughter house.
269 Third street, and the other at 80 Sheriff street
Tney both butchers They held to bail in the
sum of $40 600 each 10 answer the charge
REcEvINo STOLEN GooDs-Oficers Cockefair and
others, arrested Patrick McQuade at hs shop No. 32s
Catharne street. three indictments for rect wing stolen
goods large quantity of wearing apparel consisting
Of cloaks coats and pants, found IN the premises
and supposed to be soen and owners wanted tor
them at che lower police
ARREST UNDER the New PoLIcE "A st'tely gentleman
in drab coat appeared at the Police Office this morning
with bundle of red flannel goods under his arm. accom
panied by burly locking dame and an exceedingly
dirty boy and taking off his coat thrust paper at JUS
tice Matse and waited for his reply The Judge rang
his bell myserously, and ordered Officer Cockeair to
take the dirty boy In custody On examining tre paper
expressed that Geo. Cavender the drtv little boy had
been arrested by private NJ P Elisha Hubbard the stately
gentleman in the drab coat for stealing red flannel shirt
and drawers from Ann Mullen, OF 20sa DIVISION street
The paper Yves signed by VIM. Mccormick, assistant
captain OF the fourth district
REcovERy SroLxN PROPERLY Officer Bird recov-
cred in New Jersey Monday night about fifteen pieces
Of cloth supposed to have been stolen by Moniman and
Shay. Owners wanted for the goods at the Upper
Police Office.
BURGLARY The candle factory of Charles Scholey,
Pier No 36 North river, burglariousy entered on
Sunday night and robbed of considerable amount Of
tallow, lard, candles. &c.
number Of petit larcenies comprised the remainder
Of the days business.