The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-13
Police Intelligence.


ward arrested, last night, calling himself James
Conklin a charge of breaking into the exchange or
Justice Timpson committed the accused for tIaI.
Stealing Watch A woman called Eliza West was !,
arrested last night by officers Costello and Mincho Of
property Of i Bowdan. Locked up Tor examination.
C4: Of ysndsrzss arrested sn
Samuel F. snifen. on warrant issued by Justice Os-
borne, wherein they stand charged with false swearing
in suit brought by Gustn Co., in the Marine Court,
in December last respecting the sale Of stock of gro
ceries 2o5 Hudson street. Testimony was said to
be material the matter at ISSUE The accused de-
Sacrlege- Mcfarland, ofthe 18th ward, arrest
cd yesterday, Dutch woman, called Anne Ginmann,
charge of stealing the charity box from the Ger
man Catholic church in srd street, neor avenue A,
for the poor The box only contained 81 and few pen
MES. Committed for trial BY Justice Timpson
Disoydsrly HSuse-JTstice Roo%e together with OH IN
scent upon the premises No 40 and "A Grand street.
about o'clock, on Friday mornipg last, where they
Mary Ann Coles, Alice Sweeney alias Gates. Margaret
Moore Rachael Price, and Mary Marshall who resided
in the above premises in state Of prostitution and a
perfect nuisance to the neighborhood The magistrate
committed them all for a further hearing
nsnsno rrs.,d on nv
issued by his Honor the Mayor, Charles Johnson for
driving cab No 2Os without license which is contrary
to law The Mayor flel hun him 50, which no paid,
Forging Cotton Labels --Ohlcer Mckinney of the
Edward Hammond on warrant issued by Justice Drink.
wherein he stands charged with forgery or counter
labels which placed packages and spoos OF cotton
of inferior quality manufactured in this country and
agent Of the above arm Mr. Andrew Coates, Of No IL
Pine street. made the complaint and the magistrate held
the accused to bail in the sum Of $1,000 to answer at
court
Grand Larceny Officer McCrady, of the ID ward,
rested about o'clock yesterday morning, woman
called Ann Lyner, charge OF stealing $a5 25 cents
belonging to John H. saow of Chatham stree,
and Park square, which she stole from the counter and
making good her escape, when pursued by the Off
Ger and caught. Justice Drinker committed her foI
! trial
Passing Counterfeit Money-ofoer Norris, Of the
chiefs aids arrested yesterday afternoon in Broadway
man calling himself True Young, charge of pass
ing $40 counterfeit bank bills, some OF which were
received counterfeit bills within the last year, will fur
Their the ends Of justice by calling upon the chief OF pc
lice and identify the accused. The chief OF police com
mitted him for examination.
Arrest Suspicion Officer Glossy, Of the LIST ward
arrested last night by the Of John Lamb alias
John McGovern on suspicion Of having stolen 10
regns and penknife belonging to James ibis and James
Fegan-Justice Drinker committed the accused for ex
animation.
Recovery Of Books.-Oficer Watson, Of the vigi
liant officers of the 9th ward recovered yesterday from
lot OF vouabe books, evidently solens for which an
owner is wanted Apply to the above officer at the 9th
ward station house, at the Tombs.
False Pretences-Ofcer McManus. of the 9th ward
arrested yesterday black sailor, called Charles Green
ams Of s Water street. @ ON
the ship Garrick for Liverpool instead OF which the
Cal was among. the missing when the ship sailed ant
floor, about fifteen feet under grouad Justice Drinker
committed the accused III full Tor trial.
Secrstedt to Steal-A black fellow, called Jacob Viii
ans, discovered last evening secreted in the house
No. II Bridge street, occupied by Mr. Ira Brown, evi
for who took the rascal into custody and locked him u
Snail Potato ThieE-some small potato thief carried
Of yesterday four double opera glasses valued at sac
two OF them Of large size the property Of Mr. Beden
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