The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-24
Police IntellixeneS

Charge Of False P,tfencss. Offcers Calrow and La
Saturday night, Joseph Malisry . drover from Ind.
sns ON warrant Issued by Justice Osborne. wherein
snfy stare. charged Nth making false and f,sudu
Pisrmont Eocklsnd Co, the sporttion agent for
the New York aud Erie Railroad Company and In
consequence thereof It IL sledged that the said Rail
road Co have been desuded out Of $500 50 for
IL appears by the affidavit made by Mr. Taylor, be.
fore the magistrate and fled In the police court that
about the 18th l4th day Of june instant the
railroad company conveyed TO this city from the
ell head Of csth. and horses making 10 car loads
for which the freight due was $500 So against which
cattle the company held lien until tho payment Of
the freight however. 1r. Mallsry paid $500 of the
freight and represented to Mr. TAYLOR in order to re-
lease the cattle without paying the bal snee that he
had made an arrangement with Mr. TAppan. the agent
o. tn. company in New York, to pay the balance TO
him arriving In this city. Tbis representation as
well ss others made, said 10 b. untrue the balance
OF the freight was not paid TO Mr.. rappsn, aud
an excuse for not doing so, thst he retains that
amount asa set OF for damages. done to some OF his
cattle by aoo.ion on the rairesd and that when the
to pay the balance Of the freight. This damage 10
cattle the company deuy thus making the claim
Mr. Taylor ssts forth In his ads,it that Mr. Mallary
has sold all the cattle and about to depart from the
city. back TO Indiana The cAse will undergo hesr
Ing ~ 10 o'clock this forenoon In tho meantms Mr.
Msllary not committed to prison. but allowed to
rem ain in the custody Of the officers usti the result,
CAnr, Of Eabes si,-,nf- ofnccr o'Kesrs arrived In
this city yesterday having In custody genteel look
whom the s1cer arrested at Schenectady on warrant
issued by Justics Osborn wherein Mr. Vas Ness stands
charged with embsxzling 500 from Mr. George W
soule No. 80 Water street under the following cir
eumstancts ss sworn to in an anida,it made by Mr.
soule before the msgisirste by this sniIsyt Mr.
soule sss.rts that Mr. Van Ness on the 18th Of May
last, vas In his employ clerk agent for the col
lectisn 81 certain moneys due to Mr. soue, and that
the 3ist Of Nay. Mr Van Ness collected sioO frow
Mr. Edward Putg, which same due TO Mr. souls
nom fults; but instead Of paying the same over to
Mr.. Soulc he Van Neas) psced the same 10 his own
beIxlement on the other hand. Mr. van Ness asserts
that he explain swsy clearly TO the magistrate any
charge Of emtzziemsnt that purpose the c.,s
will b. heard before Justice Osborn during this d.v
Btu giap \ Dutchman. by the name IL Claus Dit.-
man, vas detected In the basement % house No 2s2
Greenwich street. kept by Claus basch. The rozn.
had forced the door open, aud discovered .ecr.t-d
In th. store by officer Wright Of the Third ward jas
tce Osborn COMMITTEES the accused 60 prso. for trial
Tie Be'toV ef TslsaAe Boadt-On Tuesday last
Mr. Charles q stoppani proprietor % the bath cor
ofNAkcr street and broadway discovered that his
iron fafe situated behind the counter in the bar room
had been opened and State bonds railroad bonds sc
amounting In value 20 sl3 500. had been stolen there
from. A. fret Mr. Stoppani vas setouniod but on re-
hsctcn pcion has "a him 10 suspect hi. own son
young OF about ~ years 81 age Who vas eugag.
sd bnrkeepcr part q the times aud in fornity
with this suspicion. Mr.. stoppani caused his son
Charles Go b. arrested warrant issued by Justic-
Osborn the charge OF stealing the property from the
safe The young man denied the sllegtti1n. but the
magistrate cCmmitt, him to the Tombs for further
b caring