The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-24
Police kntsliiesnce.

Passing Counterfeit Mcnsy-Captain Baker, of the
themselves James Lewis Henry Hunter and Lewis Ia i
liant charge OF attempting pass counterfeit mo-
shop No cs West sna sw tn'
pair Of boots and In payment rendered two
bank bills The proprietor of the liking their
appearance caused their arrest and frisking Lew
at the Station House. the officer found $50 in coun
rerfeit bills They all taken before the magistrate
Lewis locked up Tor examination, and the others
.another-ofcsr Alphonso of the 10th ward, arrested
yesterday, man called Patrick Broody a charge of
Ia.smppg 70 pass spurious money on Mr.. slower re-
SIDING at No 1872 2nd street Upon searching his person
SlaceT found S26 In counterfeit money various
panks Justice Timpson detained him. in order to
certain he can be identified by any persons whom
ne might have passed OF the spurious money The
Essex Market police court
arrest on Suspieion.ofcer Crosstt. one of the at
tacnes NJ the lower police arrested two black fellows
calling themselves Jack Williams and Jim Hays, on
peion OF stealing having In their possession bundle.
pattern and searching their persons several pawn
tickets were found consisting Of cloak, watch, vests
above ofhcer. Justice Drinker looked them up for
further hearing
Build Out-Charles Duane alias Dutch Charlyr
whose arrest noticed about ten days SINCE charge
ofhaving winged Tom Burns and Bill Ferd In an ARRAY
baed out yesterday by Justice Osborne in the sum
Burns or Ford make any complaint there being none
made at present. consequently Charly was discharged
Caught in the .act.-An old till tapper,, by the
name OF Charles Hayden alias Douglass was caught in
2ICernOOn. rODOnR
seitgen grocer, corner Of William aud Duane streets
OF $40 but luckily detected before he had time to
escape with his swag" On being brought to the
police office he was identified at by officer Walsh
an cid thief and likewise escaped convict from Black
weis Island he having been sent up by the court for
eighteen months three indictments, and having
capped from the island still continuing his old bust
ness, when caught in the Justice Dri ker locked
him up for trial
Rotbing Church.-some sacrsligious rascals burga-
riousy entered the Reformed Dutch Church, at Flat
Dusn, Long Island on Thursday night last, stealing
thererom so yards Of ingram carpet also stripping the
Velvet covering from of the pulpit and chairs Twenty
dollars reward offered the detection Of the thieves
mlsceilnneOus.
Boston and Portsmouth to be connected by tee-
graphic wires the work to commence Immediately.
Mr.. Webster left Boston for his farm in Franklin, ~
H. on Thursday.
MIR. Crawford Livingston has become 80 much i'm
proved In health that his friends entertain confident
hopes Of his recovery.
Late accounts from New Brunswick confirm the re-
ports before made of defective crops Large impOrta
lions will bs required to make up the deficiency there
IL said tn he great deal of suffering among the sick
immigrants.
Honorables T. H. Benton aud VIM Payne of Alabama,
with their ladies and two daughters ofe former arriv
cd at Pttsburg on the 10th inst
On Thursday evensng George Pitt was robbed of
$a7O0 In money and bank notes. while at the National
theatre, Philadelphia. The money contained in a
pocket book, which cut from side pocket of his
coat.
Two Kansas Chiefs In full war costume passed
through Cincinnati the 18th inst on their way to
Washington.