The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

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The general appearance Of this bill Is good but rather
pale The above named prisoners evidently
with gang who have been passing the spurious money
en- different stcreteepers throughout the city, such
clothing stores. &c A bottle of <,phatc de quinine''
was found Of the prisoners, and the other
new pair OF ranaloons, vests shirts &c These articles
have beyond doubt, been purchased with the counter
Davis was arrested at TammGny Hall, where he was
putting up and on the officers entering the hotel Davis
yard The officers pursued, and caught him in the wa
yer closet They also found in the sink roll OF bad
ney consisting OF three $40 bills five $40 bills and two
90 bills the former all the Crason Bank bat the two
are counteriets the HOLSTER Bank Buffalo, evil
oenty thrown there by the prisoner.
in addition to the above named prisoners officer Syms
OF the ourh ward, man calling himself George
charged with passing Of these counterfeit $40
hs on Leopold Meyer No. 6s Frankfort street in pay
ment Tor some ortemounas The accused parties were
taken before Jn tca Osborn who detained them in Gus
ody Tor examination The magistrate requests ali ner
ons Who have been imposed upon nv these
call at the Police Court Tombs and identify the pri
Interfering with Constable in he Diseha,oe of HE
Day y esterday man named Bartholomew Weller was
arrested by constable Nesbt Of the Sixth ward charged
with interfering with the officer while in tie legal dis
charge of his duty in the execution process issued
by Judge OConner against Michael Daily for illegally de
tanning the property of sailor the premises No $40
Water street Weller was taken before Justice Borart
who required him to find bail in $500 to answer the
Charge in default OF which he committed prison.
Arrest Of Fvgitise Charged acith Fsry.ry-Ycs.e-
day. Sergeant Smith, of the lower police court arrested
man named J. Gittleman, charged with being fugitive
from Augusta State Of Georgia. where it is said he stands
OF 6odfred kcner 1t seems that MIR Kener is now in
New York and was at the time the forgery perpetra
to Mr.. Kener explain the whole affair
~ IA GRAsGE Georgia; Wednesday, March IL, 1854
sold two notes on yop amounting TO about 81 200 Think
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had better watch out for him in Now York
TELEGRAPHc DESPATCH.
Kensr Georgia f sfSs b1xsry
twelve or fourteen hundred dollars and lem
on the cars on that day for New York; bought check
Ysr ee san < nSt otis not
evening the Landing on
rival night sr day-watch the railroad train he sold
check the first thing from him. and trouble
On the arrival of Gittlenan he was taken into custo
dy, and when searched,i slo6 found his person.
mostly in gold He conveyed before Justice Osborne
who committed him to prison, on the affidavit made by
Mr. Kener who charges him with forgery
Arrest Of Dishonest Porer.Oficcr Lefferts, of the
Chef's office yesterday arrested named John Hay
wood charged with stealing from the store Of his en-
pcyer Mr. John +. Dustan, No. ga Beaver street, up
wards of fifty pounds of hydriodate of potash valued at
$372 stolen from time to lime On Monday the accused
took $50 worth of the potash to John Bishop druggist
NO, liz Broadway, to whom he sold it for IS. Mr.
Bishop was arrested charged with buying the property
with guilty knowledge that the same must have been.
stolen Both the thief and the receiver taken
lore Justice Bogart who on the evidence adduced
CURED Mr. Bishop to find bail in the of 81 900 to-
answer the charge in default of bail he committed
to prison The thief was also committed to prison in do
Rotting D,pelling Hous-A German calling bin
self Henry Pike was Monday arrested by officers Ha
ven ard Webster Of the Chiefs Office charged with cut
ting through the scutte of the dwelling house No so
'ames street. and stealing thercfrom i've silk muslin
delaine and merino dresses The officers the rogue
in the Bowery with the bundle of clothing under his
arm he endeavored to escape from the police but was
again captured On his person found pawn tickets
for five new rock coats and silver watch deposited
at Simpson pawn shops. Owners wanted for these
articles apply at the Chiefs Office The rogue was com
mitted TO prison.