The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-19
Police Intelligence.

t,serss;t two on tho Pacific Bank Of this city
mt into circulation down town Thursday night.
Policeman Goding, Of tho Sixth precinct arrested lad
named william Bergen for passing Of these bills at the
grocery store No. II Baxter street. Tho prisoner con-
fessed that he had been engaged TO PASS the bills by
named Wilsey, who subsequently made tracks for
Philadelphia when he heard that Bergen was arrested
The couD.eIci. an imitation Of the genuine bill Those
recovered by the police are photographed and rather TOO
dark IN color TO deceive experienced judge Of money
Bergen said that he got thirty cents for passing each b
and thought there could have been less than $50 worth
of the trash passed Thursday night Justice Osborne
committed the accused for trial
George Joint was taken into custody by policeman Ra
bneau of the sixteenth precinct police charged with steal
ing gold watch and chain, valued at $780, from Mcnaei
Narkerle of No 1856 Sixth avenue under the Following CIR
Complainant riding on the platform or
ono OF the Sixth avenue cars wneh some one pckeu ns
pocket and of with his watch Complainant pursued
the thef several blocks but lost track OF him and
obliged 10 abandon the chase. The jeweler who last
cleaned the watch notified Of the robbery, in order
that description of the valuable could be afforded
the police. The following day man entered the shop
and the jeweler 70 look at watch he had in his
possessop and place far valuation upon The same what
vas the eweers surprise upon looking at the valuable
u find bat il the identical watch which had been
s'een from Warkere the evening previous. he IN
sanity sent out for policeman and had the
man arrested. The prisoner, who appeared 10
be respectable looking person, stated that
he could Satisfactorily account for the possession Of the
sztch In explanation he stated that the ach had been
given TO hm by the PRISONER JOINT for the purpose OF
eersippg lis value anu that the latter was to meet him
that evening TO hear the result OF the inquiry The state
ment hac all The semhance of truth, and il appeared
reasonable that the officer decided TO proceed the place
OF meeting With the hope OF meeting JOINT, and
ranged matters that the prisoner captured that
ing and taken 10 the station house. Joint, being
able TO give satisfactory account of the in which
the watch into his possession, committed ior
tria on charge of grand larceny.
message was received by the Police Commissioners
yesterday, from Mr.. larned OF Hastings, Westminster
county, for police assistance, as no expected
= ROT would break out among the employ
ed in his marble quarry at that village The
difficulty from determination the part Of Mr. l..
20 discharges portion of his in consequence of
failure the part OF the general government 10 make a
p opriations for work which he performing in
Charleston and New 0reaus. Sergeant Dickson and six
men were despatched 20 tho of the disturbance
Ii rmann Deiemeyer, sales in BODIES liquor store
IN Fulton street, was arrested yesterday charge OF
deduction under promise Of marriage preferred against
him by Miss Catharipe r. Duje, OF No. II Thompson
etreet Justice Kelly held the accused % answer