The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-12
Police InIasli..eule

Charge Of Forgery "A young man. IA shoemaSer by
trade, by the name Of Jean r. Herssens, arrested
yesterday charge OF forging The name Of Paca-
liza as an endorst meIt on check for SO drawn by
Allen Eazen & Co, the Unioa Bank 10 appears thai
the accused was formerly in the employ OF Air paea-
hn bootmaker. No. 262 broadway and since his dis
charge he has been collecting bulls due MIR. Pacaln,
and appropriating the same TO his In this
way he obtained the check from the abov- firm and
enable him TO draw the money from the bank he
the name Of o. Pacalin the back If the check. On
the arrest of the accused he the fact
forging the name, and drawing the money from the
bank The accused 1t seems has collected SEINE two
or three hundred dollars from the customers of Mr.
Pacalin at different times since his discharge Justice
Loihrop committed him to prison for trial
.dtfempt to Peho Pocket.-A young by the name
of John Evans was arrested yesterday morning on q
charge Of attempting to pick the pocket of Archibald
Shesrer The attempt place directly in front of
Yankee Sullvan's porter house, corner of Fraaklin
and Centre streets Mr. Sullivan who saw the opera.
tion OF Evans and an accomplish, endeavorng pick
the mans pocket came out from the house, and up
with his fist and knocked one way, aud the other
nat on the sidewalk. Evans, getting up, not
liking The operation went to the station house, and
preferred charge Of assault and battery against Sui
livap but on the being investigated turned out
that Evans was thief and Mr. Sullivan only gave
him slight demonstration of his dislike to roguas-
The cunning rogue of, apparently satisfied with
the rebdke Of Sullivan; but the other with less judg-
ment threw himself into the lion smouth Evans was
committed by Justice Lothrop for trial
Arrest Oh SusPcion.-Offcer Wailing, Of the
Chiefs valuable aids arrested Yesterday black fellow
called George Parker suspicion Of stealing $50 from
the office Of the Peoples Line No. "a Wall street 1t
seems this man WAS employed to sweep out the Office
door The money was missed from the desk, and he
was suspected ofstealing 1t. The accused commit
ted by Justice Lothrop for a further hearing
Charge Of Robboy-A black man by the name Of
William Peterson Was arrested last night by officer
Sweeny of the 9th ward for having ia company with
other darkies, knocked down black by the name
OF William Everson in Cowbay the Five Points and
while down stealing from his pocket a 1--WE franc
piece and shilling that in purse Everson had
severe cut on the head, evidently don. with sslune
shot" Justice Lothrop committed him to prison for
trial.
ward arrested, yesterday, young German woman by
the name OF Eliza Taa. teacher in the Female Semi
sna 4th ave1ue also a servant in Shdam Chessrys
employ, by the name Of Margaret Brady. These t~o
females were charged with stealing from the premises
NJ various times silver ware, jewelry, clothing SC. =,
valued at 500 On the arrest Of the prison RS
the oicec found in their possession $500 worth
Of the stolen property The parties were both
taken before Justice Mountford, who committed them
to prison for trial
II Rough and Tumble Fight a, the Csrls0n House.-on
Tuesday evening. about IL o'clock, q dispute took
place in the bar room OF the Carlton House, between
Captain Ry ndsrs and Archibald Reynolds, late de-
putty Keeper in the city prison respecting the
ana reputation OF Forest the actor In the
the lie was given to each other and Mr. Reynolds
marked that If he were worth 1t, he could whip him,
(Eynders) or any one Of his party or something to
that purpose. kyndeis said he ccud not do IL; when
gentleman present ltepped in between them and
took ny nders away There being several Of Ry nders
friends present, the challenge taken up By them,
and Mike Murray being one OF the party,
an as,ault on MIR Reynolds. AS lie (ReynoIdD was
about leaving the room; and severe contest ensued
between thsm and 1t Is raid Mike assisted by Tom
Burns and several others Mr. Reynolds sewers
ly beaten his face and head terribly aud bruised
andtbe small bone in leg Is said to be fractured
In the melee Mr. Jas q. Taylor endeavored to sepz-
rate the contendipg parties when he received
blow on the back Of his bead which felled him to the
ground. Upon Nr. Tsylors AFFIDAVIT aud that OF Mr..
Smith, the bar keeper, sarrsnt issued for tho
arrest of Captain Rynders, fom Burns, ike Murray,
and six Others, whosc names not knowa who a:s
said TO have taken q part in the ARRAY. Captain
Ky nders and Mike Murray were arrested yesterday,
bull IN he ~ = hfsls a.h tn
the charge. A hearing will be had la the case Ia
Few days, when Captain Rynders will be able TO show
that he never struck blow In the whole adais. Mr..
his life.
.arTe,t-Daniel Jones, alias Monkey Jones. was ar
rested by officer Trainer, suspcion Of steal ny from
John heCabe, Of Ne 81 Fourth street silver pa,en.
lever watch three breast pins guild pencil case ten
silver teaspoons, asd twenty dollars in money. The
spoons and xis were recovered The thief entered
The house yesterday afternoon while the family
dinner