The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-08
Police IntelIlsence.

cruel ana unnatural dep0stOr
Police Intelligence.
JAN s1CAarse 81 Ps.jary-ae"ssy = G,sY u.s. 3D., Dr..
The partie; this met at the appointed hour The
first witness called R. Dwight Livingston, clerk in
Docros-Mr Livingston look at the contract part In
those bills and tell ms the word purpose" or pur
Wrrsrss-The word purpose" occurs in both bills.
DocroR-Does the word for the same specific " pur'
poses' occur therein Z
WITNEss.-For the Same specific "purpose," and not
"purposes," occurs in both bills.
DocroR-Is Of those bills sworn to by and the
WIrsrss-Yes, sir, they are SO sworn.
MuLocH-When were these bills sworn tot
The next witness called by the Doctor was Cornelius
DocroRLook a. the contract produced here and tell
me who's hand writing it is in.
WITNEss-It is in the hand writing of Dewitt c. Ross
Docroais any part of it, except the aignature.in my
WrrrEssel think. signed. sealed and delivered Is in
the hand writing Of Doctor Comsock but not the other
part
Docro.-Did you in isAa 60 to Mr.. Daily in relation
the mode Of examination which led 70 very long argu
ment and some very sharp shooting between Mulch
and the Doctor
Docros.-How long were you book-keeper for Com.
wIrsIss-From May, 1912 until Nov. ls4s, and during
Juestce DRISxER.-DM DR.. Comstock tell you what
charges to make against Daily for printing
Nv rs, not gs the prices from any
1t being past O'Clock the court adjourned until
this day {Thursday) at II O'Clock
Charge Of Hiehwoy Robbery.-It will DO recollscted
VIM 8. Corwn was knocked down ia Hester street. aud
severely injured from blow the head which has for
twenty days, confined him to the house. Yesterday he
appeared at the police Office, end made affidavit charg.
ing Francis Bixby with coming up behind him, who
him down senseless and while in that state robbed him
of sl95 This Francis Bixby arrested At the time
until the doctor pronounced Mr. Corwn out Of danger
when he was liberated by Eivng bail in $500 for his ap
or his arrest on this Charge He was arrested by cer
Prince John Davis, and an examination will take place
Charge efF,aud-James Phillips was arrested yester
day, by officer Whikehart on charge made by Daniel
Brooks, for deraudDg him out Of 800 appears, from
This he Loaned to Mr Philips for sake kssping Mr.
Brooks however swsars that Phillips obtained this 500
from him BY false repr esentatons stating he was part
mond Hill theatre, and would give him q good berth
therein; therefore he loaned him the money The par
ties had hearing Yesterday afternoon, which was not
Hote! Robbery William Allen, alias Webb, was
pulled" yesterday by Captain Grath Of the 9th ward
street House. He took lodgings the sOh Of MONTH
and left early on the next morning, not forgetting to
his and stealing his pocket book Of hand
signed Asher c. Haven, payable to Henry C. Mead Of
Sioo; also siik velvet vest He was locked up BY JUS
Stesi.g Ciothirs-Jack Morris, an old thief was
Brodsn No % Franiio street, trsvsins bag and
three coats. valued at $40 Committed by Justice Msr
| rift.
Stealing shoes-willam Owens, sailor. was arrested,
having five pairs Of French shoes his pos
| session supposed to be stolen.
New York Hotel, was violently assaulted, knocked
down and jumped upon BY Dwight Dsnforth He was
Settling the Quesfisn--Jo Sykes, Yankee, and Jack
Turner, an Engshman, came to very high words last
night, respecting the right of Oregon The Yankee
went for the whole the Englshmen went for the
4sth degrees when both getting wrathy the Englishman
called General Jackson Of b.. This was rather
than the Yankee could stand, any how, he up
nst and knocked him down. Finally, they agreed to set
tie h: disputed ground BY going into the Park By the
fountain and had just stripped to the eua for the contest
party before the Chief Oncer who locked them up for
| their future good behaviour.
Conspiracyfo D.froud-James Burger was arrested,
yesterday, BY Officer whikehart, on charge Of de-
frauding George c. Common, in connsxion with man
called Joseph Thompson II appears from the facts that
named dward Towsey and Stately stafford the 18Th
November ls45 and invested $226, to Be jointly invest
ed In buy ing and selling sheep however Connor wish
ed to leave the concern, and went the ONCE of
sellor Saaler for advice and was met BY Thompson
one Of the best lawyers in the cy and introduced him
to James also representing him to be nst rste
police ofhcer likewise. Burgsn undertook the
$lss so from them and put in his own pocket. Bur
gon also stated to Mr. Bonns that he wssa police Of
hcer. Upon Burgen receiving the money, Mr. Conner
| gave the following receipt -
Received Of Edward Towslsy and stately Stafford
baance of joint speculation Ia sheep) hundred and
thirtysght dollars hy cents being in full Of all debts
dues and demands Of every name ana nature.
New York. Dec 6, ls45.
Attestsd, @. w. BONNELL.
since this time, Nc. Burger has given Conner about
$40. at different times in small sums Burgsn was de
tanned 70: examinad