The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-10
Police Intelligence.

JuLY e-Charge Of Perjury.-Oficer Stewart, Of the
lower police Office arrested yesterday Joseph Cox who
keeps the fancy lamp store the corner Of Broadway
and Leonard street. charge of perjury, under the
following circu instances 1T appears that Mr. Cox hired
house to Dr. Isaac s. smith at No 3s4 Broome street.
for which DR.. Smith owed one quarters rent and Mr..
Cox imagined that The Doctor nte nded TO leave the city
without ing the rent consequently Mr. Cox In order
TO procure process slwell warrant, such as are
obtained against fraudulent debtors swore before Judge
DAILY the l4th of May last affidavit charging DR..
Smith with removing his furniture candestneiy nom
the premises No ss4 Broome street and dposng OF tho
at auction and likewise dsposing OF his horse and
gig. The consequence that Dr. Smith was arrested
this warrant and detained in custody for some time
full corrupt and malicious perjury In corroborsuon OF
which Dr. smith is sustained by several Witnesses su-
san Woodruff No 81 West Broadway, testihes that the
Doctor in full possession of all the above articles
forth in the affidavit of MIR Cox had he sold any,
Of tn Q affidavit by MIR. Cox. Mr. Willard H. Smith, and
Mr. Luther Clark both corroborated the statements OF
the above witnesses. Justice Drnker held the accused
To bail in $1,000, to answer at Court which he gave and
he liberated from custody
.frrsst of Fagitipe Officer VIM. Stephens arrived
in town, last night from Philadelphia having in custody
man, called Edward Kennedy, whom he arrested on
in ns
ington street. OF eight sovereisns Committed to the
Tombs for trial.
.ass aun ith intent Kun Officer vandersee arrested.
yesterday, board of tho steamboat Warren man,
caedThomas Harrison fugitive from Roc klund county.
charged with violently assaulting Samuel Sneden OF
Pieunont with oyster knife, INJECTING wound
in the groin, nearly severing the main artery. Great
doubts of the wounded mans recovery.
Taken from a Thef-A silver lever watch, taken from
a thief by officer McKeon of the 9th ward for which
owner is wanted Apply to Captain McGrath, OF tho
above ward
Look out for Counterfeit Money $40 counterfets bills
in circulation upon the Bank OF Troy-New York
bank fund-John Paine Cashier, and g. Warren, Pres
dent The bills look rather dull the impression. yet
they very likely deceive Last night Of these
bills passed al the New York Shirt Depot, No SS
Chatham street also rascal cndeavored to pass
similar bill upon T. Miller, 81 Canal street dry goods
The clerk however not liking the appearance Of
the BILL IL it good, but before the
of the clerk the fellow left the store and did not
turn for the bad bill
Petit Larceny.-A boy called John Watts arrested
last night a charge of cutting off the pocket of man
by the of Charles Davis while he laid asleep
stoop in Greenwich street Locked up for trial
Passing Spurious Money.-A young man called Ere
derrick Montgomery arrested last night by officer
McCord, of the 9TH ward charge of passing 81 in
spurious bank bills upon girl called Ann Mahony-
Locked up for examination
Petit Lareemy.-Emma Whiting arrested last night
for stealing quantity ofclohing from the yard of MIR
VIM. White, corner Of Bowery and Grand street Lock
ed up.
Attempt TO Sfeai-A black fellow called VIM Johnson
caught board the schooner Patrick Henry lying
the foot OF Wall street. with intent to steal Locked