The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21
EVENING PARADE COMPANY G, TWELFTH REGIMENT
SERENApE.
Police Intelligence.

JrvENnE DE'aAyrry-A HARD CAsg--an interesting
young man. named William Fuller who has been employ
cd in the Office Of Z. Cunard No Bowling Green rs
clerk, for year. brought before Justice Kelly
at the Lower Police Court yesterday on charge of Petit
larceny and forgery The prisoner appears had charge
OF large quantity Of postage stamps and unknown his
employer he in the habit Of purolnng about three or
four dollars worth daily On saturday however he aimed
at higher than postage STAMPS Finding check for
81 or % the City Rank drawn by Mr. he Wiser Of
Exchange place. to the order Of Mr. Cunard lying in the
cash book. he distracted the He then erased the
word order, and substituted that OF "bcarer, intending
by this trick 70 set the paper cashed and make
which he fcsnd in the cashiers desk Fuller dccamped
and not al the Office during the day Mr. Cunard
was not alarmed at the youths absence that afternoon
but when Monday and Fuller not his accus
toned post his employer began to grow uneasy Upon
sending TO the prisoners dwelling ascertain the cause
Of his absence the mother of the youth protested her
tire ignorance Il her sons whereabouts and said she had
not seen him for two days Soon the theft OF the check
discovered by the cashier and suspicion fell upon the
abscondng clerk. The teller VI the bank notified
stop OF the check aud the u any
one presenting H. Two days elapsed, and yet one
appeared at the bank with the stolen check
Yesterday however Fuller turned Up most unexpectedly
He arrested In the Of presenting the forged
check By policeman Cordct of the First precinct and
eyed to the 1ombs. When confronted with his
po,er the accused frankly acknow lodged his guilt and
said he had two accompices In crimc-oder boys than
hfnse-who urged him on TO the commssion of the
grave offence He stated further that If he had succeeded
ia drawing the money the 81 0T2 check he intended
lndcIsD-
dcu living In his possession were found about s5 worth
Of postage stamps and several valuable papers belonging
TO his employer. The foolish youth committed to
prison for trial Gu two charges-pelti larceny aud
forgery.
R,unR srSrquors.-A Mr. j. ~ Lowcnthaii, of No 2S5
Eighth avenue entering OF the city railroad
at the corner Of Canal aud Broadway yesterday
young fellow named John ouigcy pushed agans, him
ther Violently and moment afterwards he discovered
that his pocketbook containing $50 had been distracted
II " lie did not feel Quigcy hand In his pocket, but
the Of his giving him unnecessary and rough push
at such moment was rather suspicious, 10 the least
The suspected party arrested and brought before Jus
ce Kelly at the Lower Police Court, where he
mittct for examination.
CHARGE FALSE PRErlScEs. John Cooke brought
before Justice Kelly on a charge of false prcences pre-.
ferred against him by Patrick Mccsrdc OF No IS Gold
street Brooklyn. Tie complainant alleges that he has
been yictimzcd to the tune Of 5000 by the defendants
false representations TO his solycncy aud ability
nay note for that amount McArden was the
proprietor Of saloon and sold out his stock fixtures aud
good VIII to the defendant for certain consideration, Of
which the $500 note formed part. This note, Il l.
charged, was allowed TO 20 to protests and upon
phinants inauiring 10 the responsibility of the de-
PENDANT in civil suit was commenced, II found
thai the latter had made false representations regarding
his worth and means, and was, on the whole an ire
sponsble party The magistrate held the accused FOR
examination.
An AIiroND BURGLAR CArour.-John Mccurreu was
taken into custody charge Of having the night OF
10th inst. burgaricusy entered the dwelling house
of Patrick Ahern, Of Thirty ninth street aud
Iwehth avenue. ana st,"ihg 'hefciiph az" ihc com
pianant alleges that he awakened by the prisoner
walking about his bedroom and that, jumping
of bed order the intruder. the latter
percd of the taking with him $40, which had
been absractcd from Mr. Aherns pantaccns. McCurrcn
was brought before Justice Connolly, nj the Jefferson
Market POice Court where lac committed fus trial
TIM TKRp AvEsvE ARSON CssE.-firc Marshal D,kcr
yesterday concluded the testimony in the case Of
against the boy George Mercer charged with wilfuy set
ting FIRE fireworks the store window Of John Teller,
p6 Third avenue The evidence very conclusive TO
The guilt Of the accused and Justice Steers held him TO
bail in the sum Of 81 600 ~ answer the charge.