The New York herald., 1850-05-19
Police IntelliRence.

Pierre c. 7aAmaA Bal.d On Fridav Justice Io
hrop TOOK the gal examination of Pierre c. Tallman
the young man who stood charged with embexxling
some $4,000 from his employers. Mcssrs Cottinet
CO. No ~ Broad STREET Mr.. Hoffman the legal ad-
wiser OF young Tallman. and under the advice of his
cornsel be dsclined to answer at present any ques
tions touching the merits dement's Of the charge
now pending against him. The magistrate set the
bail at $1,000 several gentlemen then came forward
and cntcre into the requisite bonds and young Tall
man was then liberated from custody We understand
that the matter will not rest here; steps have beer
already taken by the friends OF the accused to pa
back the money thus embezzled, give ample Sc
curity for the same, and then young Tallman will
possibly plead guilty and exhibit to the court full
and clear confession as to how. and in what manner
he expended the moneys. and who induced him to
continue in such extravagant pursuits Some of the
parties than double the age of younp
Tallnan and n said to have been well aware thai
such sums OF money were not obtained honestly and
yet were all willing to partake Of sumptuous suppers
and dinners, together with twenty and thirty dollar
Per week besides II will make very curious and
amusing literary eIpose.
a WiekeG Li5el.-On Friday morning, very pretty
gente' looking young girl of about eighteen years Of
age by the name Of Caroline Green, residing No %
Thompson street appeared before Justice Lothrop ac-
companied by her counsel and stated that italian
portrait painter by the of G Geroso residing in
Howard street between Broadway and Crosby street
had altered portrait likeness OF herselfna disgrace
full manner making it obscene, thereby holding her
up TO the ridicule and contempt OF all who it
From the facts stated to the magistrate, it appears
that Miss Green engaged this astst paint her por-
trait on the head and bust NEARLY large
life for which likeness when finished to her taste and
liking she was to pay thirtynve dollars. A. far
It did not please her, and she refased to pay
him until he would paint it to suit. The italian
and sad If she did not take it, and pay II. sss.'
he would add horns to the head Of the picture, and
hbit It, Miss Green replied that she did nct care II
he did put horns op they would not convey the same
ideas to the public as If they placed on mans
head but until he painted the likeness to please her.
portion Of the house with Monsieur sarasso dancing
master and teacher Of the polka. Here Miss Green
visited every afternoon between the hours Of and
o'clock to take her dancing lessons On Thursday az
ternoon Of last week, quite q sensation created
among the pupils and vsitcrs, consisting Of several
Wall street brokers and aldermen who II appears
attend these afternoon !" Polka exhibitions After
cheating the devil in Wall street. they drive on the
the Polka FROM the back window Of this dancing
room was placed shed, in the yard the likeness
breast and small pipe IN her mouth, from Which was
Represented smoke To issue, thus making the young
lady appear like old Irish washsrw oman warm
day The picture at once was recognised to be Miss
Green. from the resemblance to the face, and drew
from all present. feeling Of disgust and contempt for
who would be base to wound the feelings ofa
young lady that ungentlemaniy manner The ofsers
yesterday to the house Of the artist seized the
ibeous painting aud conveyed It to the police court
Geross uently arrested by officer Hopkins.
on 4 warrant issued by Justice Lothrop. and he
held to bail in i've hundred dollars, 20 answer the
charge OF libel
~ Daring Ro6sev and .anempf 10 KiH.-The Chief
Of Police received yesterday telegraphie dispatch,
in the town Of Green wch, Washington co. this State
violently assaulted and beaten the 18th inst in
bank bills on one Of the banks in WAL street Il seems
that the roguer called at the house Of Mr. RUSSELL and
informed him that Of his fast In the
swamp Fort Miller bridge. and to go with them
and they would assist him in getting her out Aecor
dipgly. Mr Russell accompanied them, and sooner
did they arrive in the swamp, than he vas knocked
down by the two men, and beaten until senseless,
and left for dead: the rogues then stole the $4,000
nom his pocket and made their escape. hr Russell
remained for sixteen hours In supplied STATE untl
foup and conveyed home to his residence IL Is
believed that Mr. Russell will probably recover. One
Of the robbers is supposed to be from New York.
reward Of s6o0 il offered for the recovery Of the money
and the arrest Of the thieves.
the furniture store Of g. Kemp No $50 broadway,
aud stole thersfrom six dozen gold pens, six dozen
plated oekets together with other articles valued In
all at SIPS No arrest
Stealing Bal, af Cofior.-Thrcc men, called David
bright Henry johnson. and Henry Lyons arrest
ed ON Friday, ON charge OF stealing from the soop
Fox, bale Of cotton valued at $50, the property OF
Theodore Ashmore. Tn. accused parties oom-
mitted by Justice Lothrop to prison for trial.
Whnevoshing Poiirsmep officers woasn aud Daman,
ludicrous appearance, ut the police court sDattered
from head TO foot with lime wash also negro by the
name Of VIM. A. Dixon, whom the officers had In
custody for the assault On searching the negro.
siung.shot OF very deadly appearance found In
his poss'uion Justice Lothrop committed him to
prison for trial
.ercnpf 10 Steal Gold Wofch.-Ofhscr Rafferty, ar
rested on Friday night young man by the name OF
George W.nt,Ib-. ON charge OF ting To steal
gold watch valued at 800 from the person OF Robert
Perrin. rcntl' man from New Orleans The rogue. &c
seems met nr Perrin in the street. Friday night
Who was under the influence Of liquor aud under the
rr-tence OF being his friend, aud aiding him to End
his way home unlocked his watch chain, and had
just got the watch from the pocket when detected
The rogue taken before Justice Lothrop who
mitted him TO prison for trial.