The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-14
Police Intelligence.

The filtered Charge Of False Pyefene,s assinsf Niles
Yesterday Afternoon, at the appointed hour o'coe
Niles alleged charge VI obtaining bill OF sale OF
furniture from Samuel J. Proper, through man by
Of witnesses present behalf OF Mr. Niles ready
to impesch the evidence, in great measure, already
pears dd not deem Il 20 70 into asy further
testimony that point and the two follo~ing af ia
Wits we're all that was taken =
George v. House sworn on the part OF the defence,
.ys-I work and deal in gold pens, at No "a North
William street; know George w. Niles have known
him twenty years, aud have known Daniel A. Gale
since last summer; I have been In Mr. Niles once;
was ia his offce In the month OF August last year
when be and Gale were present In the front omoe;
versstion between Mr. Niles and Gale, at that time
and place; Mr. Gale came IN, and stopped in the mid
Ole Office; he told Mr. Niles he wanted to speak with
him Niles asked him what he wanted; then some
versation passed between them. and Mr. Niles repri
nsndsd him for having ger,Sns,ea IN 9 s un;
make himself liable, and get into trouble; Mr.. Gale
wanted TO speak or 70 come to ME- Miles. and they
,sd sG%.'hlSs did no. understand and ss,ss then
with his hand fer him TO 20 out; Gale wanted
Nies to come out into the middle room 10 speak
70 him; heard nothing said about Niles; thought
that ale when he came In appeared 20 be confused
but not much acquainted With him; Gale went
avsyi should say this was on the 9th, Il might
have been on the Sth not later, however, than the
18th Of August.
cross-.saminsd by Mr.. Clark.-I vas at Nuess
once on business; I at Niles's once several
times; was there vhen Gale came in; I re-.
collect the date account Of the nature Of the bust
nes had with Mr.. Niles; 4 talked with Niles, on
Tuesday last about this date; asked Niles N this
was the ease about which he speaking to Gale last
summer and he said yes, the very case this came to
my mind by reading In the Herald last tuesday morn
Ing the adavit Of Gale. and thou hi IL strange that
he should swear that he thought he ar officer aft
having beena reprmsnsed so by Miles; at that time
the date was iresh in my mind; have mem orandums
which have refreshed my memory on the su meet Of
date; these date refer TO private matters dscon-
pected with these proceedings.
The next witsess called for the defence was Coivip
Lghtbody who. being sworn, says:T reside at No 100
Washington street; I am coppersmith; know
PANEL Gale; have known him two years last pril
q Are you scquanted with the reputation Of Daniel
a Gale tor truth and verseityl Objected TO by Mr.
Clark)
Counsel then rose for the defence aud proposed TO
follow up this inquiry 10 the end Of imFeschng the
az the character Of the witness Proper.
The Magistrate decided that he did not deem such
procfs pertinent in this inquiry u only tended 10
On the conclusion Of this evidence, the sub
nitted TO the magistrate. without argument
On Mondsy, the magistrate will give his decision.
S.spicicr ~ Re5bire hs Deroestcr Bsnk-0n Wednes-
day last. on GERS Taylor vanderbech and Gross ar
Rated q calling himself Jsmee N Brady, q
charge " being concerned With the robbers Of the Dor
ceeter and Milton Bank near Boston. This bank was
robbed the f,cond OF June last and $50 900 stolen
tber,fr, m. co ueistipe Of bank bills On "wednesday
lsst Brady detected in passing OF 90 bills that
hank st several stores In Grand and Delaney streets
-Four bulls q the stove denomination vere passed BY