The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Police Intelligence.

SENSITIVE LoAFER.-Edward McCosker was brought
before Justice Connolly yesterday charge Of drunken
Ices and discrcerly conduct
Msgisate-Il have to send You up to the island this
time. Whats your namcS
Prisoner-My name liz Edward McCosker, but put il
down John Williams, as don't want my right name to
appear In the newspapers.
MagktIate-Ch, certainly, Mr.. Williams VIC will nc
connodae you.
PTisoner-Thank you, sir; that's all cared about
You may send me TO sing Sing il YOU like but don't pa
rade Edward McCoskers name in the newspapers JExt
prisoner, in high spirits
The request Of the prisoner created much errn,ent
amcng the spectators who could not imagine for
ment what objection Of his appearance could have
TO being mace subject of newspaper notoriety.
CHARGE Or SEDUCTION Michael Haley was brought be-
fore Justice Connolly charge Of seduction under pro-
mise Of marriage, preferred against him by Ellen Fitz
patrick Of No. IS Centre street. The crime IL ALLEGED 10
have been committed in october last while defendant was
paying bis attentions to the com nlnant The accused
was ooinmitten for examination
REfENTANT slSSER-A painter named Ella Saunders
pleaded guilty to stealing about $50 jewellery from Mr.
Robert Marshal OF 207 Monroe street, and gave the
police such information led to the recovery of the
the trnkets Among the articles stolen was the official
seal ring Of Mr. Mashas father while the latter was in
the service OF the Viceroy of Egypt which was also re-
covered with the remainder OF the jewellery. Justice
Brennan committed the prisoner for trial.
A SrPERFLUTY or WArcms.-Dominci Vincent was ar
rested by Captain Bowling and officer Woodbridge OF the
Sixth precinct, suspicion grand larceny The pri.
soner had in his possession about dozen watches and
other articles Of ewey which refused or probably
was unable satisfactorily 10 account for Justice
nan held the prisoner for hearing.
CHARGE o. FoRGERy.--James Groy offered $50 coun.
terfeit bill the Peoples Bank Of waterville Mr. at the
talor's store Of Max Kaski No. 544 Grand street, in
payment tor pair of paDtaoons, and was arrested
charge OF forgery Justice Brcnnad committed the pr
soDer for examination
PIRsoNATISG HER NIs1REss.-Een Sutphen, domestic
in the employ Of Mrs. Graan, of No "a Sullivan street
took it into her head to dress herself her mistress ap.
rare and promenade the fashionable side of Broadway
as large as life. Mrs. Ora jan, missing Ellen from
accustomed place in tho kitchen, sent policeman after
her and had her arrested On being taken tho station
house. it found that silks and satns the Of
$le0 graced the fair form Of the frau prisoner Justice
Brennan committed the accused to answer
ALLEGED FALSE PREENCEs Patrick Wilson was arrested
on charge Of obtaining horse, valued at $780, from
Barnes Baird proprietor Of the livery stable No. 113 East
Twenty third street. by Of false pretences Wilson
represented that he owned the horse and lot he lived in
and that he had about % 900 Ia the bank which state
ments, it is charged, false and made with in
tent TO defraud. Justice Quackcnbush held the accused
for examination.
USsocAmE NzIGHDoRs- Matilda Hill, OF No. 4o5 Eighth
avenue disturbed her next door neghbors 10 such
tent that the latter felt compelled to enter complaint
against her foY keeping disorderY house. Matilda
brought before Justice Quackenbush where in extenu-
she pleaded that her neghbors blue and
unsocisbe creatures The magistrate required the de.
iendant to give bail to answer.