The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-23
Police Intelligence

UDEc 27.a Fashionable Ffars-ap.-A very interesting
last week IN the Police Once, before that ngeniousn
Justice E.. II was at first supposed mountain,
but afterwards reduced to "moe hill through the In
yestgaon and examination of this cunning magistrate,
who was cloeted in the Star" Chamber with some love-
ladies, which produced great excitement concerning
c. married lady, Of great personal charms resi-.
ding in Of the up town wards, whose husband mas
been absent from the city southern tour, on bus
ness upwards of year; and She poor creature ieehng
unhappy and lonely in his absence and having no family
to console greftherefore she hit upon scheme to
surprise her liege lord upon his return at New Years.
with living specimen of her ardent affection Conse-
the house where she boarded express purpose Of
procuring the desired object 1t appears this girl was
acquainted with young woman VINO was pear nsr ss
csil aaS sos Mrs. gus She did so, and til.
cessary little fxngs and arrangements were made
to carry their designs into effect The young woman
left nor was she to .sppear again until near
stated to her friends that she eneiene and adopted
appearance and manners OF such an interesting state
by fegnng sickness and divers other notions deceive
the inmates of the house However, the period Of
the young woman's confinement arrived, when she cali
ed upon Mrs. -, who decided that she must immedi-
atey take board in the house, aud both be confined to-
gether The engaged and all the preparations
made which is customary such occasions Upon this
to her and the girl clear out, who was quite willing to
ud mother for her little responsibility, not being able
doctor for and the charming girl delivered
OF twins This Mrs G. objected TO- strongly declaring
a1 nst WAS cr b .
ing enraged would not hear any explanation, but clear
ed the girl and her two babies secrcty from the house.
This being DONE the whole house uproar, be-
evng that foul deed had been committed by Mrs.
c. towards this young and babiss therefore, they
posted Off the magistrate and stated all the suspicious
circumstances this adro Justice, who forthwith sent
for Mrs c. to appear before him to answer such ques-
tons may BIO thought proper touching this case she
however, becoming alarmed up and told tho Justice 1t
all false story and related the circumstances AZ
above staed and further remarked that the young wo
p1n and hnr ttutp uaro in hani
No 10 b street The Justice despatched an officer TO
ascertain the fact which proved correct therefore she
whole matter ended in smoke which carefully bot
tied up by tho functionarIes to prevent its spi esding
Dishonest Clerk In the case of Abraham J. Van
Boskirk, who arrested SatuI day last for EN-.
bezzlng from his employers. !. N sslSy Co.., dry
viz bill Of goods for S9, from the Merchants Hotel,
Courtland street; 50 SO IRON MIR Windust. Park Rows
$40 from Mr. Duste SO Warren street, SIG 10 from Mr.
Broadfoo 81 Washington Square, $40 81 from Mr. Glenn,
Globe Hotel, and 81 So from Mr. Charles Hsnheld,
making all $50 3s it appeared that he the out.
door clerk Of the rm and collected these small sums
and pocketed the money Justice Osborne has committed
him for the larceny carrying out the principle o. }usco
shown handbi dated December LIST, ls4s, issued by
J. N se.by Co.. offering reward Of sl5O for the de-
lection of any one of their clerks stealing money or
goods to the amount Of so CENTS $50 to any person VINO
will inform against the receiver Of goods stolen from
any person their employ that has been guilty OF the
above offence; $40 to any person who Will ioIm against
aqy an Vspy mode
clerks and il this principle established by ma
y dry goods It, sS w.r nj
Petit L0rceniss.James Logan was arrested last night
for stealing u wafer boxes, - sand boxes, wafer
Bglow, No. Spruce street Committed by Justice o.
borne.
Stealing Cloth. Sam Martin was caught stealing
piece Of CLOTH the property Of w. Atkinson. Locked
Lifting" Boots -Wilhelmia Fleugnen, ION old Dutch
IN lvas 9Th tvostq a
OF boots worth ST 60 which she had in her basket wnen
arrested belonging to Daniel Orr corner Of Spring and
Greenwich streets Locked up by Justice Roome.
Petit Larcenies.George Robinson and Robert smith,
boys) were caught Yesterday endoavoring to sell at
vers tools belonging to Henry Poole, tusmith 40 Sd
Avenue also quantity OF carpenters tools owned ~
at $40 Committed by Justice Roome.
a Clean Sleeper. Henry Smith was caught last nlgAt
running. off with dozen brooms worth Si, from the
store Of EraNus Croker 81 Fulton street Locked up
by Justice Osborne. ~
Hooking CoaA-JOhn H. vendels was grabbed in
Of Alfred F. Cross No 60 Hudson street.
4 Female Horse Tnief.-A very laughabe scene &C.
Bony John Davis Drought in a lat English woman, by
the name of Mary Ann Bradsell for stealing
Of horse We saw this crittur''" leaning, against
lean' horsehe didn't appear to be "corned and yot
he had the staggers" There was not bone about hum
but what could count With ordinary spy glsss,
through the skin. making dreadful sore spot-with
sore eyes ana sedopy hcda, Whicn .VoAou anS
but horse suitable tor mayor" The woman decs.
red she bought him for so ceats, of boy; and vowed
she shaved at that. John Logan, who claimed the
horse stated TO the magistrate hat this poor creature
must have been the dupe Of some Five Point villains for
he had been absent since last Friday and doubt nad
been decoyed into den, and drusged" with some
horrible "Goughish" MIXTURE which has been adopted,
of late with considerable effect, to blind ass
es" ia this community. The magistrate, however DID
believe the 10 be the real tnsf and therefore
dismissed the When the went to loor for hs
horse he found nothing but little hair around tho post
negroes having carried him of for his bones Thus
the matter ended.