The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-01
Police intelligence.

IAiTAISs OF POLICE RE-APPoINTED.
on Tuesday, the Commissioners of Police made threa
very excellent eppcin Captain Hopkins of rnr
ward whose four year term expired few days ago
re-appointed Captain Carpenter of the Fifth wari
police, also e-apponted, also Captain Porter,
Of the Twelfth ward. These appointments continue du
ring good behavior few days ago, Captain Dtchett,
OF the Fourth ward was also re appointed captain Of that
district.
Fulse Pretenee operason-An Exploded Compuny-scr-
gesns Mansfield and Smith, Of the lower police yester
day arrested named Mcrrick Dcaue, on a warrant
issued by Justice Osborne wherein the accused parties
stand charged with obtaining some $50 from Charles
French of Boston, under false fraudulent precncc
and representations II appears that Merrick Deane,
Augustus Boiden and several Others concerned
s n affair the
estimated their capital $5,000,Go0. The stock wes
made into shares of 500 each. The' alleged OBJ
ject of the company to purchase first class
sells and send them out to various parts of the world
their Office located at No. Goa broadway, and au
Mr. French induced TO purchase the oath March,
ten shares OF the stock which he paid $50, and
the Goth of May the whole exploded add all
those who have purchased stock have been duped The
accused was conveyed before the magistrate who
mitted him to prison for further examination.
ROLLING Srdngr.-An Outrageous AfGir.-Serge ants
Mans field and Webb yesterday arrested Mic 1ael Conner
his wife, and Philip Brady charged with violently beat
ing George McKeever resident of Trenton New Jersey
while in the house of Conner The complainant that
the three persons fell him. Conner stabbed him in
the left side with knife, and the beat him
the head with shovel, and then robbed him of his
pockcibook containing dollar and sixty cents. The
prisoners taken before Justice Bogart who commit
ted them to prison Tor trial
A Charge Of Bgdmy.-A man named John Dale was
yesterday arrested, charged with having wife more
than allowed by law. II seems he married to Mary
Ann Doherty about year ago, and three months
since he married Mary Fitzgerald. The accused was
aiken before Justice Osborne who committed him to pr
ION for trial.
A Felontoas Assngu-A man named Thomas Boding,
residing in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon called at the
porter house of Sixth street and Hall place. and
while In the store camo in dispute with Louis Ringen
the bar tender, who finally turned him into the street.
and with club beat him the head until insensble
lie then attempted to escape but secured by officers
Long and Smith, of the Seventeenth ward who conveyed
him before Justice Welsh and bail required Cor his
appearance to the charge. The injured was
conveyed insensible to the New York Hospital.
Arrca Of Bar9oy and also Receivers Of the Stolen
Properly Lieut. Dunn, of the Twentieth ward, yestcr
day arrested man named WIN. H. Thompson, charged
with burgaousy entering the dry goods store of John
H. ngman corner Of Thirty third street and Eighth
nue. and stealing hereom several hundred dollars worth
OF dry goods. The robbery committed four
weeks ago and Yesterday the officers searched the
misses Kept by Mary Paris in Ninth avenue Twenty
ninth street, whore they found about $500 worth of the
property stolen from the said store The accused par
ties were taken before Justice stuart who committed
them TO prison for trial.