The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-28
Police Intelligence.

TAs Fremea's Riot Sundcy-Sererd of them Held 10
BaJastice Stuart yesterday concluded the examina-
ton in the remen's riot case and held the following
persons TO ba-Peter Agen in the of 81 900; Geo
Brown 81, 600 Joha Cnrren 81 600 Frederick Hesnsr,
Jacob Brown So 00O Paul Schuck S. 900; John Brown
$1,000; John Crawley, $500; Virgil Homan discharged
Morgan, discharged John Austerey, $500 In default
Of finding bail the prisoners remanded to prison
The Crdnston Bark Coumteteits noticed the
Of the lady in black suspicion Of passing counterfeit
$40 bills on the Cranston Bank Yesterday several
storekeepers appeared before Justice Stuart and recog
nzed Mrs Madeline Fisher the person who passed
upon them the said spurious money, Mr. David r. Pyne,
OF 2s0 Bowcry, testified that Mrs Fisher passed &l0
bad bill to him on last Tuesday.
Joseph NJ Lyon, of No 2l2l Bowery also testified to
the identity Of Mrs Fisher, from whom he received
bad $40 bill on the said bank
David French had taken counterfeit 81 the Pro-
ducers Bank woonsocket, Rhode Island; and George c.
Burdett testified that Mrs Fisher either Thursday or
Friday last came into his store at No 19 Grand street
and purchased small parcel Of goods, and in payment
she offered $40 bill on the Cranson Bank Mr.. Bur.
dett sent the bill to broker who pronounced coun.
and the parcel to be set on one side and she
would call in the evening and pay fox it, giving her
name az Labagh However, she never returned for the
parcel
William Muey and Phillip McArdle the two men ar.
rested few VS. since charged with passing the said
counterfeit $40 bills have been fully committed to pri-
son for trial. Justice Stuart refusing to admit them to
bail Eliza Flynn was discharged from custody no
evidence appeared against her.
arrest of BuTgdrs-0ficer Rynders Yesterday arrest.
ed three young men, named John Mckay Thomas Gil.
ooney and James Cochrane charged with breaking into
the premises 159 West street. and stealing therefron
the night Of the 25th instant, about twenty silver
watches valued at $780, revolving pistols worth
S42 lot Of knives valued at $780, gold rings worth $780,
locket and chain valued at $10-makine in ALL &342-
the property Of Joseph SLAYER On the arrest of the
cuscd parties the pistols and several of the other
ces recovered enough to show that the prisoners
were the guilty parties Justice Stuart committed the
prisoners for trial.
Robbed on The Fife Points.-Four women, named Mar.
garet Brown Emclne Burke, Mary Welsh and Elizabeth
Foster arrested Sunday night by officers Do wiling
and Kaveny of the Sixth ward charged with being con-
cerned in robbing Yankee named Loomis Holton from
the State of Maineg seems that Margaret Brown in
duced him TO visit the premises No 90 Cross street.
where shortly afterwards to prevent his pockets from
being picked, he took his roll Of bills containing S107
and as he thought secretly placed under the carpet
embracing opportunity, she removed the money from
the hiding place and carried it away On discovering his
loss he sought the aid Of the police who arrested the
above named women on suspicion. The complainant
came to New York and the money was all he possessed
for the purpose of paying his passage to California The
women were locked up BY Justice Osborn examination
Chdvye Of Forgery-Yesterday officer Patterson ar
rested young man named Warren g. Peck doing bust
in John street, on charge of forging check on
signed by Peck Hoodless The accused In his defence
says he time since partner OF Mr. Hoodless
and considered he had right to sign the name Of Mr.
Hoodless. Justice Bogert held the accused custody
for hearing.
Arres on Suspicion -OfBcers Bowling aud McClusky
Sunday night arrested two young men, calling them
selves Henry Jenkins and George Howard, having In
their possession three silver watches silk vestings
vAs, two pieces Of black cloth, aot VI pew fancy gate