The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-27
Police Intelligence.

Avousr 96--.arreH on suspieion-A Dutch woman
by the name Of Margaret Koke and Dutch sailor call
suspicion OF stealing 81 o0 all in FIVE franc pieces from
on board ship, belonging to two passengers Commit
Disorderiy Houses-The following individuals were
arrested yesterday for keeping dsorderly houses and
ney and English George No. 3l5 Water street Robert
Lyons, No. 3l7 Water street; Patrick Regain No 37Is
Orange street herman Bsrdron, corner of Cross and
Orange streets Anthony Crown, corner of Anthony
and Little Water streets Cornelius Drscal 81 Orange
street and Terena Burns No 40 Orange street. Al
of whom were held to bail to answer at court
arrest Of an old Counterfeiter-A policeman of the
18th Ward arrested last night notorious old passer Of
passing the following counterfeit bank bills $40 bills on
the Farmers Bank Of Amsterdam, New York So bills
ON the Cumberland Bank also $40 on the schehectady
Bank Their sfore any person having taken such money
will do well TO apply to Justice Taylor at the Essex
market Police Office, to further the ends ofjustice
Attempt TO Commit Suicide "a policeman of the 9TH
ward observed last evening young woman by the
Eliza Johnson the pier loot Of Pike street sppa-
rsny deranged state Of mind and was induced from
her actions walk up towards her, but before coming
within speaking distance, she made leap and jumped
into the river. The officer after considerable diff
Guilty, rescued this unfortunate victim from watery
grave and ed her TO the station house, when after
becoming restored. she was sent home
attempt at Burgiary-As officers Allen and Code, OF the
4th ward, going their rounds about o'clock
terday morning. they observed two men to hasten on at
unusual pace, when within about a block OF them,
and suspectng something wrong they examined the
store doors in the vicinity and found the outer door OF
the store occupied by Shaw Carter asa Pearl street.
with the panel cut out, evidently done by these
rascals with infant to rob the store An officer was
placed in charge of the premises until day light when
the owners came and took possession This officer Code
appears to be very and vgant and deserves
much credit for his efficiency.
Petit Lareenies IA fellow called William Thompson,
charged with stealing silver spoons. Locked up
John Murphy was arrested yesterday on a charge OF
stealing quarter of veal belonging to Mary Thurgh-
Locked up by Justice Roome.
Ro66ing TesseL-Oficer O'Sulvan, of the LIST ward,
arrested yesterday two dock thieves called Michael
McFadden and James Travis having in their possession
about 400 pounds Of sugar valued 49, stolen from the
brig Sarah Headly lying at the foot Of old slip belong
ing to Matthew Co., Wall street. Locked up for trial
.4rrest Of Peter Funk-Peter Chrysal, well known
Peter Funk arrested late last evening" charge
of aggravated assault and battery upon Mr. Major the
nth instant, having thrown some missile at him.
dangerous missile thrown at Mr. Major without
vocation, the evening Of the 18th inst by Peter
Chrysta Peter Funk in Broadway cut the angle Of
the right eye open, inflicted cash the right side Of
the face open the upper and severed the abial
terry producing great overflow of blood and broke one
of his teeth