The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-20
AL democrats.
Police lntelligence.

Der. le-Passing Faise Token,-Onicer McManus
Of the 9Th ward police, arrested, yesterday afternoon
rious broken bank bills the Bank Of Monroe Mch
gam Mrs Mary Kingston, who keeps grocery store
this man entered and called for glass of LIQUOR and
threw down two doll Ar bill OF this wild cata money,
store but, finding Mrs Kingston very sccommodstinS.
returned again, and passed another bill Of the
scrpon purporng to be dollar BILL for which he
received the change AMI yet not being satisfied the
fiat" returned third time and then offered three
dollar Globe Bank bill This, Mrs. Kingston thought
was carrying joke little too far, and the aid of the
above valuable officer called in who took the &C.
cussd into custody, and troed him down the police
ONCE, where he was frsked' and the money belong.
ing the complainant found on his person which was
restored to the rghu owner and the prisoner locked
up for trial in default of $500 bail required by Justice
Drnker for his appearance at court II is supposed that
this chap has passed number of bills of this description
therefore persons who have been cheated by him will
do well to call at the police ONCE Centre street and
identify the individual.
The Knucks" at Work .again-An expert knuck, (,
commonly called pickpocket very neatly extracted
the wallet from the coat tail pocket Of Mr. serr 2s
Broadway, containing note for $50 due yesterday and
81 or SO in change also several valuable papers, of
use except to the Mr. serrl standing in the
very coolly reviewed his pocket No arrest.
Charge Of False Pretences-Wm. Henry suydam was
John Davis on issued BY Judge Edmonds an
old charge Of false preences preferred against the
III er p
gsrae, the particulars Of which we will give when the
matter 10 decided upon
Buglarv.-Ofaccr McIlbarguy, of the l4,h ward, ar.
rested yesterday q man called Joseph Doughty, on q
charge OF burgarously entering the tailoring store of
Mr.. Lockwood, No. ils Grand street. some lew days
since, and stealing therefrom quantity Of clothes
portion Of hch were found in the possession of tho &C
cused lie was committed for trial by Justice Ketcham
Seduction Of a Husbond-Ofhcer A. NJ c. Smith of
the lower rolice arrested on Sunday night woman by
the name Of Mehissble Gay, on charge of seducing
the husband Of Mrs Susan Simmons residing Al IA SUI
folk street thereby destroying her peace ond happiness
causing him to neglect to provide for his family On
the parties being brought before Justice Drinker the
whole matter was explained by Mrs Simmons in very
graphic manner; when after hearing the all through
the magistrate decided that the man was as much 10
blame as the woman, consequently he dismissed the
case, but advised Mis- Simmons to obtain divorce
Thus the affair stands for the present
,Sssed from Drowning Officers Watson and Nelson,
OF the Let ward, rescued from drowning, who had
fallen OF the dock into the river at pier No. North
RIVER They conveyed him to the station house, where
every care was taken to restore him which thought
at one time to be rather doubtful, but have since
heard that he 10 now out Of danger.