The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-09
Police Iufciitueure.

.qtvsfcfo FuEiifrs nofa Ens '1s4-Nr aeorrs Ri.
yea q The independent police sueortis1 yestsriay In
srtssdug fugitive ffon Bpsa.s by the name ~
farpest Neser. Oerusn Jsu, aAo hi. siis sarah
TSir5sIn, who ttuui charges vita ftsaling gold
wRtcies silver tsa set rilve- rpoos. ladies and Jew
eliy, valued in al At several thoufa dollars the pro-
pefty of Mr arngf resi- a3ng Ia L0ndon advertise.
mont vas iorsarded TO sgents u i' cy fron Loaioo,
l.. which the accused y mnuteiy ercfibsd and fio0
stetilrg cersd 0r bis arrest The accused s repre-.
sstted r. fAvo ben fconar u The service of Mr.
Harnett, 70 ~ Nu.ssl fguaTs. London and fis wife
sarah ops u th. boussnsids IN tbs ahssars of the
family ao1ut the second ~ August l,f accused os
hG,ing scted up the srrerws - al swstv "a anss
to- ana ls tn sirglo Cor tbs cited state bslur
ing he telusbs along The Informs 0f tae RIB.
befy. sni their departure Tor this cooasry CON-
rvunicattd 70 Mr. ksyea sHd after uch perseverance,
h. sfcerisined that the accused engaged board
- the iteasrflip Empire city steward Accord
nglg he We taken into custody, snd ~ his parson
was itund q gold watch cofTespondu cNasslv With
the tne CT firth IN the advertisement. Rad IA
the posse'tion Of the wife another watch found
also fvefai Eurer rings and other property sid 10 D.
the proceeds q the rob5-y Tnc aeous parties were
conveyed before Justice Osborn Who committed them
- thsTombs f,r = further hearing.
fefeerV hs Futchers' md Docs Rfnt--0n vi.
day last boy prcsen'ed check Al The he
Butchers ard Drov.rs Bank Ia TIE Bowrry, parpott-
ing r. be drawn by Y, NJ Pen. of 80. Ga B3Fsrv for
the srm u $780, The cheek paia by to teller,
aud 10 was subssqusnty Aac~rtAinsd 20 b forgery.
The hev stated 10 Csntsin Dtohstt o the Fourth
ward police. ttat = msn me, him on ths corner et
Chatham and North william streets and gave him the
cheek 70 20 . the bank and ct the money promi,.
Ing to give him dollar for his tgoaks The boz wvut
directed and on his return Nth the mcnsv 70 IN
place d-sienatOd bv the ne found himtn waiting
The rcosy was given him ana instead n glvinr tn.
boy dollar, he only ssve him ten cent piece and
went of Immediately since which time ths rogue has
escaYcd the police Mr. Pell has been IN. check
and prcpUrnaer " forgery
Bifirg ~ Mons I9r "A hsht took place on Friday
Afternoon w Mulberry street betwesn men by the
names of John avanshsn ami Michael Divine aud in
The conflict Grsnshan seized Divine tY the under
and bit y on. rhe polics called In, ana Divine
picked up he detached lip placed II In tumblsr Of
liquor and brought ~ slsny 70 the police court, ~
order TO exhibit TO the magistrate the extent " the
Injury. Oficer Neais arrested Granaosn and Justice
Oshtrn committed him to prison fcr the sssault
Return efo Fasffire from JRaics Omcer Raipn rat
terscn returned yesterday from Boston hsving "
charge young man bv the name cf Robert "
Granger, who stsnes indicted o. chargs of grand
larceny, having broken open desk IN The prnttns
ofce no ~ Geld street. ana stolen tbetefrom $3.50,
in December lsst the property Of Mr. q. Atsord The
rorus after stealing the money escaped ON the city
end vent % Roesn where he wa. taken into eustoiy
srd yestdsy the riiscnsr was brought to this citv
on a rpquisiflas from the Governor, ans
mIttsd By Justice Osborn, 20 prisnn for trial
Cis,sr n r'wgiosF Otfcer McDonald % the Fourth
ward arrested, yesterday young man. by the nsns
Of George Ferguson, on charge Of entering the d~e,