The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-06
Police Inrclli.ence.

SrrT s. Cbarse ef False P-s,e.ces-Tn the case of
Charles y Mill J WHOM. noticed the arrest Fri
ceptance from MIR John F. Conrey, broker, of No go
Wall street for the sum Of $3.50 upon hearing yester-
day. Justice Osborne discharged the complant-the evil
dence being insufficient sustain the charge Tmmed.
ately upon the accused being liberated from the crim
nal charge officer Barley arrested him again upon
Stilwell warrant, and Mr. Mills marched off TO the
FL ridge street JAIL and placed in the especial care of MIR
deputy sheriff Bevens. to await the result of the suit
which has been instituted against him by Mr. Confey
for the restoration of the $3.50 thus detained by the prs
Small Potato Chaps-Two young men of sratber
geptee appearance observed by officers Eldridee
and Coles of the 9th Ward to sally forth from house
kept by Charlotte Brown, in Church street. at very
late hour Friday night and from their actions the Of
icers suspected something was wrong, and upon
hauling these fellows they found their pockets to
tain neatly bound book entitled "Moores Melodiesn
pin cushion fancy Cologne bottles, small scent bot
tie spool OF cotton and bottle Of hair oil all Of which
had been plundered from the toilet table Of Miss Ade
aie Avere who bosr ds with Mrs Brown at the above
house, where theee gentle youths had been paying
lyon being brought before Capt Perry of the 9TH
Ward station house, hey gave the names Of Samuel w.
Ellis sni John Gray In the mo ming, they were con-
Quoted before Justice Osborne and Adelaide not wishing
10 push the matter any further therefore the Justice
turned The toilet xings to the ghtful owner and gave
the prisoners reprmand for their small potato
transactions and allowed them to 20 with promise Of
Drunk and Dsorderiy = Officer Clifford, of the Sixth
Ward police, arrested last night called Mary
Thompson alias Bronson for being drunk and dsorderly
in the street, she is likewise the keeper of notorious
house OF the lowest grade Of prostitution located at No
90 Mott street. the resort and rendezvous girls OF
tender age who enticed away from tn cir parents
This woman is under indictment for keeping this
house, and tiled, will stand fair chance for the
penitentary Locked up and fined.
R0b6ing his Empiovsr.-Offcer Sackman of the Sixth
Ward, arrested last night young man called Martin
Chilling, on charge OF embezzling money rorn his
ployer, MIR. John ii. Wehman, corner OF Liberty and
Greenwich streets Locked up for examination.
Sent 10 the .Asyinm-A complaint was made yesterday
before Justice Osborne in the form of two sdavits
two respectable physicians, Drs Smith and Quinn, setting
forth the fact that Mrs. Margaret MITCHELL wife Of Mr.
Mitchell of the Olympic Theatre not Of mind
and in fact lunstic Consequently commitment
issued by that Justice for her detention lunatc and
she was yesterday afternoon conveyed in carriage to
the Blcomngdale Asylum This makes the second time
this unfortunate woman has been placed in this nstu
ton
Found.-rbe police Of the 18th Ward discovered yes
erday, bags containing dy goods. also several
brellas near Msnhsttenvillc concealed behind stone
fence; the bagswere marked John w. Vsnderwater-
This is portion, evidently, Of Mr. vanderwaters pro
pery whose store was burglarousy entered few days
sgo, at Hampstead, Long Island The property was