The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-09

with TIN, blank bill head, filed up with the list Of
goods as purchased, only incre asing the amounts Of
Of the articles to nearly double the value,
making the hill amount to near $500, instead Of
$500 This b,.l Of goods, per the false bill. was
sold to a Mr. Charles Gallagher, and Dorsey re-
ceipted the bill aud forged the name of Sybel &
Mott thereto Gallagher advanced $500, and the
balance was to be pail on time. Dorsey is likewise
held on the above transaction for forgery. We re-
late the above operation TO show the vilanly exer-
cised, and the danger to be aPPrehended from such
great roRues and bank robbers, forming one Of the
stool pigeon coterie, of which the Police Gazette
is the organ and protector.
On the above evidence, adduced before Justice
McGrath, warrant for the arrest of Dorsey was
issued, and placed in the hands of officer Bowyer,
whe succeeded in taking Dorsey into custody, on
board the steamboat Isaac Newton, on Thursday
on last week, as he WIS on his way South, 10 meet
his mistress, at Louisville, kentucky, and like
wise his associates, Marcus c. Stanley and Levi
Cole, who are, it is believed making their way, as
fast as possible, TO the borders of the Pacific.
Caught in fhs .7ct.-Two rognes called James Thomp-
act Of stealing suit Of clothing valued at $40 the
of Amity and McDougal streets. The rogues were
seen in the house and Mr. Perrine pursued them,
and caused their arrest in the Sixth avenue They
McGrsth
a Bod Rogue A fellow called Frederick Meyer was
arrested on Thursday evening. charge of snatch
ing portmonnie containing IA Is from the hand OF
Mrs. N Smith residing a. No $40 Eighth avenue. It
appears by the evidence that the accused seized the
money book from the hand of Mrs Smith just as she
was stepping into enc of OKeee stages of Hud
fon and CaI kson streets. An alarm given. aud
the rogue epdeavored to make his escape but pur
sued and after short chase taken into custody
Justice McGrah committed the used to prisn for
trial
.arrested .agan "A young woman by the name of
Mrs Nictorins Bushe OF very gsnteel appearance
arrested again Thursday on a charge of stealing
elk and other articles wearing apparel the
property OF Mrs Heneriques. residing at No Green
wich street valued at $40 and upwards Some week
or two since Mrs Buehe sted the
charge ON suspicion but property at that time
was found In her possession that could clearly idea
tined the accusation was held under Amusement by
the magistrate Yesterday information received
mat II search warrant was procured. and the resi-
denoe OF Mrs Busbe xamned situated at No 80 Troy
street the stolen property could be recovered Ac-
cordingly the search made, and in making the
search the silk dress together with other articles
recovered also four pieces of silk (dress pattern)
value at $50 each This silk Mrs Bushe stated had
been purchased by her husband from the store Of
not been paid for The magistrate mitted the &C.
cussd to prison for further hearing Ia the matter.
pioient Assault A man by the name Of Henry
Wosd was arrested Thursday by Assistant odgrssi
and bsatipg Mary Henry, young woman, servant Ia
the family Of Mrs. Powell No. 81 Green wich street It
appears that Wood Is a boarder In the house and
Wednesday Disbt he came home and commenced to
quarrel with Mary, which led to blows; he knocked
her do Sn beat her, and kicked her in most brutal
manner inficting desperate blow the right eye,
and otherwise bruised and dsfgurpg her Justice
Loh op held the accused TO bail to the charge
In default # which, he WAS committed to prison.
.ffTest Suspicion - Two seamen frem board the
steamship Georgia were arrested Thursday her
rival from Chsgres by the names Of Andrew OKeefs
and James an, who were charged With stealing
gsrs and revolver, during the passage Justice Lo-
throp committed them to prison for examination.