The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-01
Police Inteliigence.
THE GREAT CONTEMPLATING CASE,

The examination in the of Jas. L. Breeze in whose
possession about $40 900 in counterfeit; bank notes
found few days since and in that Of his alleged con
ederate Charles A. Hurbut resumed yesterday be
fore Justice Brennan Mrs. Ritter, the landlady oi
Breeze upon whom he had passed 50 counterfeit bill
examined at great length by the counsel for the
prisoner but nothing conflicting with the previous test
nony was elected yiz,hat she mad rec.iyed rom him
counterfeit bill In payment for board. She further
stated that she had many persons call at the
for Bseeze bot did not know the any Of them
ept one who called To make for board and
bis she beeyed TO be Edward ertz This man was
arrested Sunday, while at the house he having call
ed 10 zee Breeze ami taken 10 the Tenth police
station but for some cause requiring rKplana lion, he
was discharged bat not by magistrate and contrary D.
sw BE Was evidently intimate with both Breeze and
Eurlhut a. letters from him to the latter found
Buil2nts trunk and these in very familiar style
The trunks a Breeze searched in open court and
among other articles we're found iikenessea ~ two
hashy dressed females, also OF four Young men
group lashily dressed and resembling in their
Appearance sporting characters large number ~ love
letters from various fenae also found In one Of
e trunks ana In another vals ~ acids and drugs
mortar and pesiie counterfeit coins from 10
oiAr sesides sther impnents IN use among counter
letters k.cpss tor manufacturing counterfeit coin and
Tor preparations for removing words aud figures on
bank bills also foand among his pspers Breeze wa
formerly .alesman in the store of Hitchcock A Lead.
eeater IL" J. believed merely 10 be- the tool ~ rADg Of
counereiters sho were preparing Ia operate largely AZ
ile TINE . ms srrest ibe investigation cio.ed in
the afternoon, and Hnribnt admitted 10 bail In ths
sum - y. COO The magistrate refused take bail Tor
Bite1e, and he wa recommtted TO prison.
RoBBfNs A ROOM NATE.
AyoSrg man named Jas. wiliaus va YESTERDAY AZ
rested, charged with breaking open the trunk u Bcn
wilson room mate ~ his, At 23s Bowcry aud
fea'ng 'herefron SsO In gold coin lie wa committed
by Justice Wood Tor examination.
cHaRGg on PELoMous AsgAuLrs
man named Wn Tobias yesterday arrested
charged v''h fsnous assault upon tie person ~ Caha
rins Jarvis Bo,h parties live a. No Isg Worth street
ana = alleged that The prisoner attempted yobste
ts Iefson 81 the complainant snd bca as@ she resisted
~ struck her y.ienily with ~ash basin and stabDei
held 10 snxwsr the ehArg.
esln Mansfield, porter living At 40 "a Cedar street,
va eserday arrssed ehATgnd With slshbnx gyyesier
Nfrhbiy, ~ l26 Eighth street vhiis qnarrelrg ~ilb
him on stdAy evening Ihs accused paa commits i..l
y justice Connolly
RiygR THIEVES.
James II. Cannon a bossinan and Michael Gcalourh
were yesterday arrested charge with stealing copper 10
me valve q $50 The rrorertyr Nr poarson n 10 -
MN, street Ibe property tai en- from "a fler No s.
Nor'h river and va found IN a boat xheh va. "a the
possession ~ The aecns~d. The rrisope-a wefe e,n
mit'sf ny Justics Connolly for trial