The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-24
Police Intelligence.

A Token of Esteem TO De yrssenfed 10 Captain Tiy.
The friends of the late Captain John Ty OF the 18TH
ward police some short time since called meeting
to express their disapprobaton In the nomination OF
another person to FIJI the Of captain OF pelioe,
the expiration Of Mr. Tillys term OF sce; never
theess the Alderman and Assistant OF that ward who
held the nominating power, thought otherwise. aud
appointed another man in bis place Now the friends
show the estimation they placed on his conduct and
ability while member Of the police, they have select
ed handsome silver goblet, inscribed as follows:
Presented by the citizens of the 18th ward to Capt
John lilly. as q token Of respect, July "a, 1862
over 500 in gold coin, which will make quite hand
and substantial token Of remembrance from his
fellow citizens The presentation win take place at
Backman's Hotel No. AIS Grand street, this evening,
at 8 o'clock
Chsrge Dismissed By Judge Edmords. Of
we're held to bail the other day by Justice Osborn
the alleged charge Of obtaining money by false repre-
ssntstiSn rom ar1 upon ottrs Go
New York, upon their agents in Liverpool In Novem
Der and December last, was on Monday. morn
upon writ of eerorGri, to review the whole matter
and the by him at once dismissed and the par
ties discharged their being evidence against Them
they at that time had no connection with said arm
ofB s. Cottrell g. Co.
arrested on Sunday night In the act Of burgla.
riously entering the premises Of James Harper b
Brothers. book publishers in Cliff street The rogue
the premises who detected him after he had obi aimed
admittance in the act Of stealing some books Justice
Osborn committed the rogue to prison for trial.
.4rrea Of Ship Thievs-Two young rogues called
james Anderson and John Perry were arrested on
Monday morning on charge Of stealing nine silk
pocket chefs valued at $13, from the store
Of Mr. st. John, tailor, "a Broadway Messrs Allason
and Crawford Of the First ward caught the rogues In
the act and Justice Osborn locked them both up for
trial.
.a,vest of an Old Regue.-Onicers Elder and Norris
arrested yesterday morning. old rogue, calling him.
self John Cook, on q charge Of having on Saturday
morning last, burglariouey entered the tailoring
establishment Of w. @. Bryant, No. 1872 Broadway,
stealing therefrom two overcoats one pair Of panta-
looms dress coat, frock coat, and sack coat
valued In all ct hundred dollars The rogue
was detected in selling Goa. to Mr.. Mccormick In
found In his poser sion ave skeleton keys Of which
found to at the lock Of the store door he had evil
IDENTIFY picked Saturday morning, stealing there
from the clothing belonging to Mr. Bryant Justice 0s
born committed the rogue to prison for trial
The Eies Case Confinue1.-This morning the Grim.
conspiracy case. new pending against George W.
Niles the lawyer, will be Investigated before Justice
Mouptfort Some very curious Developments ex-
pected to be shown In these alleged mock GRIM
cases.
The ".Jo,ir" Taiors Discharged Baii.-Y esterday
morning the charge pending against the jour %
tailors charge Of riot in making attack the
store Of Longstreet Co., in Nassau street the day
previous. was brought up and the magistrate held
them each to bail In the Of three hundred dollars
to answer the charge. Among the eight persons
retted i've Germans and the other three Irish.
Mr.. John Cummerford, and John II. Keyser went
bondsEen for the Germans, and Mr.. Edward Sherlock
for the Irshmen.