The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-28
Police IntelIfcencc.

Ro5Jine a fellov Passepger-A man by the name of
Patrick Fuller an immigrant passenger in the ship Dun
country of fifty sovereigns, by fellow who was
passenger in the same ship, by the name Of Patrick
rascal slipped Shore and has not been since
Shop Litter Caueht-Oficers shadbolt and Watson Of
thief called sidney Manning for stealing twelve silk
handkerchi worth ST. from the store OF Mr. Wille
Hawkins No ase Grand street Upon the officers pin
and drew knife of the officers with intent to stab
him The scoundrelwas finally captured and taken be-
fore Justice Ketcham, and committed for trial.
Passing Bad Money'-Henry A. Morris was arrested
last night charge Of passing spurious one dollar
bank bill on one of the southern banks Francis White,
in paymen. for a ride in his cab Locked up for trial
Doing a Patcnbroker-Some infamous thief managed
yesterday to enter the pawnshop OF Mr. lillian Smp-
SON. corner Broome street and Bowery and while the
attention Of the clerks drawn to another part of the
store he slipped behind the counter and stole lot Of
pennies amounting to S44 and made good his escape
a Trusty Frend.-A young woman by the name Of
Catharine Ly nch was about removing from Blooming.
dale to this city, and entrusted friend called Bridget
Kelly to convey her trunk containing the major part of
her wardrobe valued at about $50 also 80 so in money
which trunk she promised deposit at the Harlem rail-
road depot according TO directions but instead Of doing
So she has evidently eloniously appropriated the
tents of trunk to her for dings have been
obtained of her since last Tuesday the day
Intelligence O6fee Fraud-Quite simple looking man
by the name Of William Mckay, appeared before JUS
man called s. NJ Bin the keeper of an intelligence
office located at No 10 Ann street. for defraudng him
pears this poor man induced apply Bin, to
bic him procure situation, for which service Mackay
psid Bin the above and received direction to a
MIR. Carey, at Great Darlington, Mass, whom he said
would give him the necessary employment Mackay
who was represented to be excellent and also
would pay good wages; however, on arriving at Great
Darlington all his hopes soon dwindled into naught for
calling MIR Carey, he was informed il nothing
but hoax Mr. Carey stating most positively that he
was want of help, did he request Bin to send
him any consequently, the poor fellow, finding himself
iop0 returned to the again. much Off than
when he started having all the expenses to pay let alone
the mortGc Of being dnped in ,nch rascay man
81 25 paid but totally unable to obtain it, any
tisfaction in any way whatever Therefore, the com
warrant issued for the arrest OF Bin to answer the
charge.
on charge of committing violent assault woman
called Julia Donovan the 7th Of August last by
pushing her down sn area in Water street. while ntoxt
rested at the time the charge OF causing her death
1.-THE evidence not being brought forward at the time
before the Coroner, Consequently he was discharged
Since the inquest however, some further facts have
come light tending to show that the accused acted
if not crimnsy in the matter to say the least very i'm
prudently in pushing this unfortunate woman with su
violence down the area which ultimately caused her
death Justice Kitchen held the accused to bail in the
of $1,000 for trial. which he gave and was liberated
Chief Of Poice-Ths Chief of Police has been con
fned his bed since saturday last by attack OF
cholera morbus and Wednesday great fear en-.
tertaied that Inflammation had set in which nigh,
prove fatal however, we are happy to state that such
is not case for yesterday he considered OF
danger although left in very feeble state from the
ralng hands OF old cholera
Robbing a Tessei-A box containing linen, marked
with a diamond also S. %, was stolen from on board
the ship Columbia, Tuesday last, consigned to A. T
Stewart valued at $500. No arrest at pre- cnt.
Touching SaiIor.An old Water street thief called
Ann Williams, arrested yesterday by officer Hol
land. of the 4th ward charged with robbing William
Fcnly sailor belonging the sloop Of Jamestown
of Sil6 while in den Of infsmy in Water street. Com
mitted for examination by Justice Drinker
Petn Lsrcenies,A fellow named John Bliss was ar
and seang tnereom various articles valued at 81 be
longing to Frederick Lcporer, residing at No SO Wash
inaton At Locked up. Ann Sanity and Eliza Hogan
we're both arrested for stealing blanket and bed
spreads worth So the property Of Mary A. Harbour
No IS Mott ST. Locked up for trial Christian Figee and
Margaret Davis (blacks) were arrested yesterday
charg cd with stealing piece OF handkarchefs worth 81
from the of Mr. Bernhard, No All Grand street.
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