The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-11
Police Intelligence.

a Charge Of Conspiracy to Defraud-,.A complaint
TSs made Yesterday before tIstcs PrinRsr by Henry
Church. against two men called Jackson and Mead on
a charge Of oonspirng together to defraud the said
johnson of $780, It appears that Jackson, about
the 26th Of June last of Johnson the horses
and Carriages comprising 1.-The Alivery stable, for
which he paid $500 cash. and gave notes for the
? mortgage on the property, and agreed
to allow him Uohnson) to superntend the pre-
misses until the whole Of the money paid
However, the payments not fulfilled according to
contract and johnson forecosed the mortgage; and
this done than Jackson caused the property
to be repleyined by Mead upon mortgage given by him
to the said Mead dated three days previous to the one
held by johnson, thus giving mortgage on property be-
fore actually came into his possession constable OF
the 9Th ward arrested Jackson yesterday the charge
and at the request Of the prisoner escorted him into
not finding the requisite bail hand gavc the officer leg
bail by boiling out Of back window, making good his
escape some back sheds Mead, we understand Is
.arrest Of Rich Beggar.-Ofacer Brown, of the sth
ward arrested yesterday Dutch vagabond called MI
chae Lucra very miseraby clad whom the officer found
in Hudson street. begging Of the passing citizens under
pretencs of wishing to return back to Newark j. to
the police office s5 in bank bills was found secreed
about his tsttered clothing few bills in each spot and
likewise Efound1 two oreceips, one for $l4 and the
other for $780, which of money had been deposited
by him with Dutch friend for safe keeping The re-
quste affidavit taken by Mr. Stewart, the efficient
clerk Of police and Justice Drinker committed this i'm
posture to months labor in the penitentary,as
mon vsgrant. But how long he will remain there, hav-
ing the above sum Of money at his disposal remains to
be SEEN "Habeas Corpus" do your duty
.4,rest on Suspicion.-Captain McGrath and officer
McManus of the 9th ward, arrested yesterday morning
two women, called Ann Scott, alias Tockus and Mary
Taylor on suspicion Of stealing 5000 and gold watch
belonging to aman by the name Of Thomas McSwingan
They were both detained for a further hearing.
YioIating Young Giri-Oficers Watson and McMa-
the 9th ward arrested last night about 10 o'clock
German, by the name Of George Brunvert, charge
Of violating the person of young German girl Of 10
years Of age by the name Of Barbara Vederman while
In the house Of Dutchman called Lang at No ~ Mul.
berry street The shrieks Of the girl caught the OF
the above officers who forced their way into the prsmi
and conveyed the parties before Capt McGrath who
committed them for n further examination.
PETIT Larcenu-Oficer o sullivan, of the LIST ward,
arrested yesterday called James OiConnor, sas
Johnson charge of stealing 66 yards of plaid CLOTH
Pine street Locked up for Trial by Justice Drinker
Stealing Money fellow called Michael Burke was
caught yesterday by officer McG-e of the 9th ward,
charge Of stealing silver and copper coin valued at SIS,
belonging to Ann Smith, residing at No. So Centre
street. Locked w for trial by Justice Drinker
Arrest on Suspicion-Oficer Stokeey, Of the LIST
ward arrested yesterday man called jeremiah Staples
having in his possession quadrant Supposed to have
been stolen from some vessel Justice Drinker locked
him up for examination
Caught the Shop L1t-Ofhcer spicer, of the 10th
ward, ted yesterday called Mary Swetzer
whom he detected in the act Of stealing 10 yards OF
simere worth ST. from the dry goods store of Lewis
Hobbs, No. 2!6 Grand street Justice Tmpson locked
| N,pspoper There's Officer Sheridan of the second
ward arrested early yesterday morning. boy called
Stephen Jones whom he detected in the act Of stealing
from the store doors where they had been
thrown by the carriers The young rascal was locked
up for trial.
ward, arrested last week in Philadelphia, u German
called Alexander karcher, charge of stealing gold
watch and gold finger ring valued at GAO the property
of Mrs. Behley, residing at Newark n J. The watch
was recovered by the officer at Daviss pawn shop In
this city The accused committed by the author
ties of Newark an saturday last for trial