The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-25
Police InteIllgonce.

Police Intel1gonce.
oh ward, srsss.sd yssssr6sy nas called wiisn Pro-
best charge Of stealing various articles valued ct
sao the property Of Martin kSop%.n No. 20 chry's
Robbery Some expert dock thief entered the CABIN
Of the boat Roman, Thursday night last while
yiog at Whitehall slip and carried Of from under the
head Of Captain whaisy, while asleep, pair Of psnta
looms In the pocket of which WAS wallet, containing
between $50 and $50 In bank bills consisting Of siS
bills on the Bank Of the State OF New York NO arrest
at present
.dssauiting Female.-A warrant was issued yestor-
day BY Justice Drinker the complaint OF interest
ing female by the Of Margaret Jackson residing at
violently assaulted her causing several bruises on her
The process was placed in the hands OF Captain
Stealing Money-Omosr Henshaw of the eth ward,
arrested yesterday an individual called William Stewart
the charge of stealing money from the store No 5o6H
Roome locked him up for trial.
Arrest Of Conpict-Offcer Shadbolt Of the 10th
Jonss alias Morsn an escaped convict from B.oIwss
Island and Justice Druker sent him back to his old
quarters in order to finish bis term Of sentence
Stealing Pocket Book.-A man by the name Of
Amos Martin was arrested yesterday, on charge Of
stealing pocket book containing sa4 %, from Joseph
Rodraues steward board the bark Vernon. Justice
Roome locked him up for examination
In the Cos, of O'Neil.- A few days ago We noticed
ths arrest of two men, named Farrell and Carroll
charge Of robbing VIM O'N-n Of $50 The wife Of one
OF the accused parties thinking to obtain her
liberation from prison. paid $sa to as his portion
compromise had been effected; such. however, not
the case, Counsellor Tsrhuue, who was engaged by
ONe the prosecution advised his client to receive
the money part Of that stolen, which money was
paid unto Court, to wait the event of q trial.
Charge Of False Prstsnces "A complaint was made
yesterday before Justice Drnksr against young man
by the of Henry Shersrd young law practitioner
located 10 Mr. Van Hovsnburgh's office, In Chambers
street. charging him with having obtained from poor
woman by the of Ann Donahue, residing at No 10
Abeth street. So by false and fraudulent representa-
tions IL appears that the husband Of this woman had
been arrested the night previous for being drunk
and on being brought before Justice Drinksr In
the morning at seven o'clock, received reprimand
and discharged About an hour afterwards his wife
the police Office In order to learn what DISPOSE
ton had b+sn made with her husband, when she was
by Sh~raid In the police oacs, who requested her
down to his ONCE. and he would obtain the
lease of her husband On arriving at the law office, he
asked h.r If she had any money; she said Yes, So
gold piece" Well" said he, F" can get your husband
that So must be paid to Justice Drnker and 81
for myself" The money was paid in order to berate
husband but shortly after she sscsrtained that her
hus band had been discharged by the magistrate early
In the morning. consequently the complainant declares
the accused obtained the IS by false and rsudu
lent repre- ssntations Issued for the
rest of Sherard to answer the charge.