The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-01
Police Intelligence.

Charge # False Pyehne,s officer Prince John Davis
OF the lower. police arrested yesterday, man by the
name Of Edwsrd Carroll, q warrant issued by Justice
hcGrsth wherein he stands charged with obtaining
sundry lots Of leather amounting in all TO Sis from
the firm Of Nathan Aubls n Co, leather deslsrs in
Cbf street IL appesrs that Carroll called upon Mr.
Aube on the 18th Of June. and represented that he
wanted TO purchass bill Of goods q credit, ss he
vas executing contract for the manuas.ure OF boots
and shoes with Mr.. James Flynn. merchant Of Flo
rica. MIR. Aubie believing the story Of the accused,
cold him bill Of leather amounting TO szs on credit
again on the 18th OF August be called said he had
th., s sos ,s"h.S ss ms contract and
be owed him. On the 3vth inst the accused called
again and procured 10 worth more but without pay
Ing up the old bill The surpison Of Mr.. Auble was
nov aroused, aud inquiry made when 10 wss ascer-
tanned that the shop occupied by carroll in Courtands
was sscerained that had given by him
TO Carroll ss thus falsely represented Under these
siles@sasces w.rrsa. wac Issued for tn. .rre.. f
approximation Justice McGrsth held the accused to
bail to answer the charge
the 10th ward, arrested, yesterday. called VIM.
Thompson on suspicion Of having stolen lot of silver
ware and clothing valued At SEQ the property Of Tbos
Carroll No. 6s Monroe street The accused vas de-
tsiued for . he airing.
VestrJ street, occupied by Mrs. Martha Covert, wac
entered Thu scsy BY thief and q willow basket
containing one dozen Of silver tea spoons marked NJ
G.. four or i've table spoons, marked NJ C. q, butter
knives. marked N n H. D. and fourteen or fifteen si-
yer and Germ an silver forks stolen.
.4idu men Kelly and Policemen JcrIias-A few dsys
ago, sons little sitercstiop took place between Alder
man Kelly, II the Sixth ward and Policeman yenkns
81 the same ward. The case vas heard on Thursday,
BY the Alderman. who decided to hold MIR Jenkins TO
tail In the tum Of 500, to keep the peace for sx
months The bail vac given by Mr.. jenkins, and thus
the mstt'r ended for the present
.1r.r on Sus;rcs~ = Onhcer crawford, 81 the third
ward arrested yesterday afternoon man calling him
sell James tsrf.n having In his possession piece Of
Aboy velvet MARCOS color supposed to be stolen for
which an owner " wanted Justice McGrstb com.
mttd the pri,Oner to the Tobs for further hearing
dHeg'f Libel y e-terdsy. q man, by thu name Ut
N orris Jacobs Wa arrested by officer Do~dson,
clsrge 81 bling ~ the publishers OF book called
The Life sud History % Edward q. Judsop.n A
hearing will take place In this Wednesday next
Joken from Th,ef "A very handsone gold lever
watch and heavy guard curb chain and vstcn hey was
tsten fi,m thief yesterday. The number ~ the
watch T. +1s4 Taylor, London. maker rhs watch IL
In the possession Of Justice Mct;rsih, for which an
owner v wanted II " supposed t. have been stolen
FRI m on b, ard sumo stesmb ist.
.s,r,a Jsr .4ssaah ORcer OBrisu, Of the second
ward arrested ON Tnursdsy evening . young man BIZ
" . nam. OF T, hstlss Duane or more commonly known
~ dutch Charley on charge Of violently assauItipx
Mir esrsop cditcr 81 the sp~r called Nbe ssor-
pion I" Dir Duane WAS held 20 bail " answer the
charge.