The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-22
Police Intelllgenco.

SedscSss. The police On Saturday, arrested Q man
girl named Lsvinia NJ Hall, aged thirteen years. re.
siding at No lS4 West Twenty third street 1t appears
by the evidence Of the g in affidavit before Justice
McGrath that about three months ago she met by
Maoy the Of Twenty second street and Seventh
avenue he hsn invited her to meet him the next day
and Tenth She did and he forced her into
the ladies dressing sitting and there induced her
to en- improper intercourse. Since that time she
knewledges meeting him at other times and has had
Illicit intercourse with him On Saturday he asked her
to meet him again, when he would take her to hand.
some house to board kept BY Kate Hastings This
che informed Mr. Walton the person With whom she is
boarding. and he went along with her. and when Maloy
came placed him into the custody Of the police. The
rsgisate the affidavit made by the girl held the
cused to bail in default OF which he committed to
prison TO answer the charge.
Breach II Promise.-A man named Alexander Mitchell
was yesterday arrested charge of reducing Elizs
Someryie, residing at No LAB Living street, Brook
yn under the promise of marriage II appears by the
affidavit Of Eliza that she had been acquainted with the
accused about three years past and that under pro
Mise of marriage she permitted Intercourse exist
between them and he refuses 10 fua bis promie
marriage. Mitchell seems to be kind of gay deceyer
and IL is not the frat the eecond time he has been
before the police court as defendant ia such JUS
tice Osborne committed bm TO pr to await further
hearing.
.a,rest era Boarding House Thief-Ofhccrs Keefs and
Dtvoe OF the chiefs Office, yesterday arrested gentos
looking young man named VIM. Shepherd alias John
Jackson charged with cutting open n carpet bag and
stealing theIerom $500 in money The robbery eff
fecteo ON the 1sh inst at the boarding house No 905
Murray street in which house the rogue had taken
board The carpet bag belonged to Alexander Dunn
The oc have asceransd where the accused changed
Slo0 which part of the stolen money The rogue
captured in the house No 10 Mott street. The pri-
has since his arrest has been identified by lady
in Reed street at whose house he had taken lodging and
paid weeks board in advance and the night
stoe from the prenes quantity OF clothing valued at
$40 The accused conveyed before this Chief OF Po
lice who detained him for further hesrtng
Ifghtcdg Robbery Officer Hambn, of the third ward,
en- Saturday night between nine and ten o'clock
ed msn named John Lewis on charge of violently
saulng and beating Charles Jones. of No. $50 Broad
way IN the public street and BIZ force and violence stole
from hs person neckerchief aso pocket comb In all
valued st seventy five cents The accused also demanded
the planant to give his pocket book and thrust
his hand into Mr.. Jones' pocket with enceRvor to get
it but failed to accomplish his design The accused was
soon after the Outrage arrested by the officer and his
person was found the comb which identified by Mr.
Jones his property The accused acknowledged that
the comb belonged TO Mr. Jones and said he ones gave
1t to him The prisoner taken before Justice Osborne
who committed him to prison for trial.
Charge Of Stealing Silk HGndkechiefs.-A boy named
Patrick Fitzpatrick yesterday arrested by tbs police
charged by another boy named George W. Young with
stesDg from the ktore of Reynolds g. McMurray, No.
70 iam street ten dozen of silk handkerchefs valued
al Ss5 The boy Young who in charge of the store
says he the accused pick the property and
of The affair occurred the 10th of September last
and yesterday Young met Fitzpatrick in the street and
caused his arrest on tbs charge The accused
veyed before Justice Osborne who admitted him to bail
in the sum Of $500 Fitzpatrick she Is not the boy
who took the propertythe boy Young is mistaken In
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