The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-09
Police Intelligence.

Madam ResteH-Great efforts were made yesterday in
order to berate this from custody on ball. but
without effect she still remains In prison, confined In
Babe'sr cell.
Stealing Cioihing.-A fellow called Walter Moore was
ing several ladies dresses and other property valued At
$50 TO- belonging to Sarah Hudson, residing at NO 3s5
charge of False Prsfenees-Offcer Bloom of the
chiefs office, arrested Tuesday night man by tho
name OF Edward Warren Jr, resident Of Milwaukee,
ard Hotel, on charge Of obtaining merchandise from
the following merchants, amounting TO So o0o by
WELL 81 Pearl street; March Compton 81 Pearl street.
Gardener w. Peck LAG Pearl street. Meeker Herbert
10 Pearl street. and Perkins, Brooks White 1875 Pearl
street making five complaints in all The Court held
him to bail In So 600 to the charges in default Of
which he was committed.
ward arrested yesterday Joseph Gulick, the x-mta
fine collector on charge Of stealing shirt chemse,
towels skirts pocket handkerchief and other
tices, valued In all at &c. belonging to John II Dunn,
residing in Reed street. Justice Drnker held him to
trial.
Indicted Nth Madame ResteH-An officer arrived in
town yesterday from Newburgh, having in custody
respectable looking about 40 years Of age the
name OF Joseph Cook, whom the officer arrested
bench warrant issued by the Court of Sessions Lac hay
ing been indicted by the grand jury with Madame Res
TELL on charge Of mansaughter in the second degree
in causing an abortion the person of young woman
VINO was In the employ of Cook, at Newburgh and az
testified to by the girl who became by him. and
afterwards furnished her with funds proceed to New
York. and directed her to go to Madame Reses where
the operation performed which cansed the abortion
and likewise the indictment Of tho accused partes.
default OF which he was committed to prison
Stealing Cc6in.-A man called Nicholas soinski,
was arrested yesterday charge Of stealing mahoga
ny coffin valued at $l3 from Belvue Hospital belonging
to Mary Doherty, which coffin Mrs. Doherty had pur-
chased for the interment Of her husband but was
changed by the accused for pine Justice Drinker
locked him up for trial
Charge Of Grand Lareeny.-OfHcer Mcslanus, of the
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from the person of Peter Crowley resident Of Albany
while in this city, on Monday night last visit s4s
in bank bills. On being "frisked" the officer found on
his person 50 and IS bank BILL corresponding ex-
acty with the money stolen The accused was dressed
the stolen money Justice Drinker locked him up Tor
further hearing.
Dismissal Of Compiaint.-some days ago. a complaint
was preferred before Justice Osborne by native OF the
Emerald Isle, by tho name Of - Love, against Mr.
Thompson the publisher of the Bank Note Reporter,
for passing some spurious coin The matter has since
undergone thorough investigation before Justice Os-
borne and resulted in the dismissal of the complaint
appeared the part Of the complainant Love- that he
called ut the Office Of Mr. Thompson to get 800 bill
changed into specie; that Mr. r. him $40 in gold
and the balance In silver consisting Ave franc pieces
and American, Spanish and Mexican dollars; that on
the second day after getting the note changed Love
again called upon Mr. Thompson aud stated that seve
raj Of tie Mexican dollars gwen him (Love) were bad;
whereupon Mr. Thompson expressed his doubts whether
the same time ordering his clerk to change such as
might be found amongst that which the complainant
alleged he had received from him; that the clerk
looked over the money and picked out four dollar pieces.
aud gave 81 in bank bills for them at the time pro-
nouncing the rest to be- good money and told tho
the whole to the next Office and have them duly attest
cd there. At a subsequeat hour OF the day, Love
again called at Mr. Tnompson's Office and presented
several other Mexican dollars, alleged to BIO spurious
and demanded that they should also DO taken back
The clerk not feeling satisfied to the character Of his
customer refused anything further do with
him or the money The then lodged his
James r. Whiting Esq, and another counsellor by the
name or Brewster and on being Cross examined by Mr.