The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-26
Police Intelligence.

PERs0NArING 4 P0LIUEMAs.
Charles Livingston, young German, WAS taken into
custody by officer Teeman Of the Fourth ward police
charged with having personated this officer in several
esa blshments throughout the Fourth ward. The 30
cused is charged got possession of Of the officers
business cards proceeding to the residence of Caro-
line Trudd at No. 252 William street. succeeded in OBJ
tanning "a SO from her. He then, Is charged went to
Mr.. LOrkowsky, Of No. Oliver street. who lost about
$500 worth of ewey some time ago. Here Livingston
the property, if MI Iokowsly would advance him 81 co.
With very little trouble he obtained the money and then
1bsen,ed himself The above parties appeared before
against the prisoner who Was committed TO the TOMB,
for trial.
THE EVIL RESULT OF QUARRELLING.
Two men named William Carey and Michael Al,ern,
while amusing themselves in the drinking saloon of MIR.
oBren No. 1853 South street. Thursday night became
embroied in quarrel which ended In fight upon the
sidewalk of tie liquor shop In the arsy Ahern received
pupcture with penknife in the iie which
noyed HIM considerably. The noise occasoned by the
disturbances attracted the attention of the police to the
spot, who ed both the oegereuts and conveyed
them TO the NO ward station house yesterday morn
ing the prisoners brought before Justice Connolly,
at the Lower Police Court whereupon the wounded
stating that he wished to withdraw tue charge against
Carey, the prisoners were discharged from custody
MOVEMENTS OF THIEVES.
The thieves in and about New York daily becoming
and bold in their operations. Two fellows drove
up before the store of Mr.. Marsh Of Prince and
LauIens streets, Thursday night and quickly snatch
ing up box of tea valued $780, from the sidewalk In
trent Of the shop drove OF with the They
pursued short distance, but finally escaped with the
booty On the night box OF soap, valued at IS,
taken from the sidewalk in front OF AIR Carpenters
store corner Of Spring and Rsnwck streets ami carried
OF In the manner. The thieves in both these
cases escaped although the public supposed to be-
heve that the streets lined with lndsfatgable
ptlic force.
pUB0LARIEs.
At an early hour yesterday morning Mr.. Hopper re-
siding at the OF Broadway and Sxsth street.
awakened by the noise OF come burglars, who had OBJ
tanned admitance to his house. He hastily pro,eeed
down stairs, when he two fellows making their exit
through the basement window. Upon making ex-
animation OF the premises it found that overcoat
and some rinr articles had been carried OF On the
night gentle youths, fit subjects for the Juve
nile Asylum, broke into q new building, 81 uate in
Btoscway, near Twenty ninth street. and succeeded in
carrying off 200 bs. of nails which had been used by
the workmen in the ruction Of the building. No
arrests were made In either Of the above cases.
ANOTHER POLICEMAN ARRESTED
On Thursday night policeman Murphy, of the Second
ward police and friend OF his, named Edward Gillespie,
taken into custody by the Fourth ward police
charge of dsorderly conduct, while in the National
thsstre. The accused, it appears, acting 10 dis
orr ery when Mr. Purdy, the proprietor Of the
theatre gave them into the custody Of t,e police. The
piis taken the Fourth ward station house
Justice brennan called in and the parties beog
brought before him, discha ged from arrest Muir
physays that he enieavoiog get his lend out of
the theatre. who had become noisy when alteration
took place between him the employees of the estab
ismen,, rtsuiibg in his being arrested and taken TO
the station house.
CHARGE OF SEDUCTION.
George NJ. Bower, cleik ia broker Office, 1T No.
70 Wall street was taken INTO custody yesterday by
Captain bowling of the sixth ward pc lce 4 charge
Of haviig seducsd Miss Frances Baldwin, Of No. 1872
Grand street under solemn promise Of marriage. The
paiDsnt is about eight rne years older than he
defendant Mr.. Nicho's, The empoyer Of Bowen, be
coming bondsman the latter liberated from
tdy An examination in the will come of be oe
Justice Brennan
A FEMALE IN MALE ATTIRE
A young woman named Ellen Neland, residing ut No.
III Leonard street. taken into custody by officer
Bann.n, CT the Fourteenth ward police, she pa
adipg Centre street in mans clothing Een neither
pea'fy well dressed and IL would not have taken
taken before Justice Connolly, where she excused her
self by raging that only laTk, and hoped the
Judge would forgive her." Ellen committed to the
Tonbs for reflection.
THE ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCE CASE.
IN the OF Mrs. Lincoln, the Presidentrix Of the
American LADIES' Association who charged with obtain
ing money FOX the D.tuton and appropratng it to her
use bail given in the amount OF $500, Mr.. John
nsiy of leo Prince street being the security The
to appear before the Court Of Sessions for trial
TIE CASE OF ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMEST OF 500 600.
This case has been adjourned over till Monday morn
ing George r Ball. who is accused Of the embezzement
being still in the custody OF the policeman bali having
been taken
THE CHARGE OF BRIBERY AGAINST POLICEMAN
1he tisl Of officer Churchill, who is charged with
c.vipg bride, adjourned uL this morning at II
O'Clock.
oaARG Z OF EMBEzzLEMENT AGAINST A CLERK.
A young named Adam Young lately clerk in the
house of Hogan Co. 81 ey street was taken into
tody yestero sy and brought before Justice Connolly
the Lower Ponce Court charge Of having during the
past year. embezzed goods to the amount Of $50 from
HE employer. The accused was committed for trial.