The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-12
Police Intellixencs.


man 2, very ssn.ssi .pp:.;sns: By he name q William
Gouldng 9th ward the Of Walker street
and the Bowery, charged with stealing or embezzng
dephia on the 10th day Of November is45 the sum Of
$500 and in bank bills and since that date has not
Bo~sry Downing
steamboat Ocean, who has been the look out for him
ever since the robbery He was brought to the police
watch and chain also small amount of money. was
found on his person BY Captain McGrath On pulling
neat black cord which hung around his neck supposing
to find another watch, out jumped a very pretty
flying squirrel apparently much agated at the pulling
hi. hight" by laying squirrel" s. justice Drnker
committed him to prison the affidavit Of John c. Dow
ling to await the rsguisition Of the Governor Of Penn
House in the Bowery and had been in the city
about week
the 5,h Ward pulled" last evening " FASH young
man lwho has been some little time the GROSSLY
called Clarence 8 Nissan alias Calico Pete charged
store the corssr nf Duane and Elm Streets Of ABOUT
msrkabs. II seems that Van Staten was on . regular
bond andsp city well toddied, and met calico Pete
agreed 10 take drinks this LIQUOR however was drusSed
with some 'Goughsh" MIXTURE and beng men of
moral habits. strolled into Charlotte Browns l65
Church street, and then took little Cough"
which resulted in Van Staten being put to bed by Calico
Pete and the room door locked by Charlotte Brown.
Pete then cut stick when about hour afterwards Van
Staten oun5 he had lost his wallet containing about $40
in bank bills promissory note on Duchess De Berry
us o hs
having been deposited with him for safe keeping Van
s s
Of his former customers Justice Osborne committed
him in full Tor trial.
Rob5ins a Room.mate.-A Dutchman, called John Boil
arrested Saturday night by Policeman Sack
man, charg with stealing from the pantaoons pocket
Of Claus Packhafsr another Dutchman residing at the
corner Of Essex and Broom streets the sum Of $780, in
bank bills the morning Of the I'd day Of January II
appears the money stolen while Packhafer in
bed asleep. On searching Bolman quantity Of policy
and lottery tickets found his person. Also,
small amount Of money: He had purchased new suit
Justice Osborne committed HIM in full for trial
Dishonest Serpant.-Elizabeth Ann Thompson (black)
was arrested yesterday for stealing quantity Of linen
No los Leonard street. Locket up Justice Osborne
for trial.
night for stealing drab coat from g. W. Thomas No. -
Maiden lane. Locked up by Justice Osborne.
Elijah Patch, breaking into the cabin Of the sloop
Spencer VANDERBILT grabbed by officer VIM. IL.
Stephens with tub Of butter supposed to be stolen
Jacob Pever was arrested for sabhng Peter Strip with
knife. in the arm. Locked up BY Justice Tsylor;
ysnalss No. 90 Columbia street. with knife Locked
Williams black, caught in the act Of steal
ing sheet and frock from of Line in the yard of Mar
garet Fee, in Greenwich street. Locked up BY Justice
AiOrcnt Sieooekier Was Cau8nt. nyln8 on win i've
goose, belonging to Thomas Master, of l2ad street.
Locked up by Justice Roome.
A Fugitive from Justice baed Two $500 post notes
OF the Planters Bank of Tennessee were stolen from
Mr. McGregor, merchant of Market street, Philadel
phia, several months ago A man by the name Of VIM.
IT, Mitchell was arrested in this city some few weeks
SINCE charged with passing Of these in Pitts
burgh He taken to Philadelphia and bailed that
charge by Allen Coffin One of these notes passed
Major Nourse, exchange broker in Washington
city, in October last This note made payable
bank Of Pennsy lvana, il Fniladepaia; Major Nourss
arrived in town Saturday and applied to the editors Of
the Police Gazette, who caused the arrest of Mitchell
again, and Major Nourse Immediately recognised him
being the man who passed the $500 post him
in Washington Mitchell then taken before Justice
Drnker and committed to prison fugitive from jus
tce however in the course Of the evening he
amned by Justice Drnker according to law, and admit
ted to bail in the Of $500, and liberated from
custody.