The New York herald., 1863-11-27
Police IntelliRcncs.

rm OF Bliss, Orne Co. No. 66 Wall street brought
before Justice Quackeubush charge forging the
endorsement Of Susan Ceaveand to drsrt for ll es
Tne complainant Austin A. Hover, Of the firm Of Lasher
Hover, testified that Bliss, Orne Co. were indebted
to him 10 the $780, and that calling 10 COL
ect the bill he found jackson in the oce who offered
him the draft in question: Complainant used 10 take
the draft in payment unless Il endorsed by
responsible party whereupon jackson told him 70 call
the day and he would endorsed by Susan T.
Cleaveland. Hover called the following day, aud
CIeaveland The DRAFT was then accepted in paw
ment for the debt, but Afterwards
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magistrate committed tho accused for examination.
Jackson says he lives at No. 076 Broadway, s mer.
chant aud not guilty OF tho charge preferred against
him.
FLKEuNG Az ExGKaS1--John K. Mcfarland, an emf.
grant recently arrived Liverpool complains that
met three Of his fellow passengers in the street, and
invited by them TO go over to Jersey City 70 the
sights On their return TO New York they proceeded
a drinking saloon in East Sixteenth street, where they
imbibed several times, and quite happy McFar.
land started 70 60 homo about midnight when he
down and robbed him Of one hundred and twenty Eng
ish sovcregns The money In his breast coat pocket,
and was absractcd by cutting the pocket out Officers
got description OF the robbers aud succsedcd
In capturing OF thcm named James Kinney who
committed by Justice Bowling 70 answer.
ALLEGED Arrxxrr AT ExToarIoS-A MArRIxosa1 CASE
young man Cowles brought before
Kelly tho jefferson Market Police Court, wod
ncsday a charge OF attempt at extorton preferred
against him by Mrs. Jane wech, Of East twenty third
street The circumstances connected with the affair,
detailed in the affidavit OF tho complainant fol-
lows-The complainant forth that tho 18th inst
she saw a matrimonial advertisement in OF the
morning newspapers purportng 10 be from Ella Ro-
NANCE, inquiring for husband, and by way OF Joke
sent note TO the advertiser, in which she stated
that she knew gentleman who would suit Miss
ELLA in every respect, and reaueslea nor 70
desired interview. On the 18th nst two days after
the advertisement appeared defendant oaed At Mrs.
wcchs house, and affecting groat Indignation said tho
advertiser was respectable lady, that ,he
inserted In good faith, and that the complainant had
right to treat the matter In the iightoi joke Mrs
satisfactory the defendant but he ounced out OF the
room grcs, passion and, threaten ing q iaw suit took
his leave. Tho follow ing morning Mr. Cowiss sent tho
annexed letter the complainant, with tasview as all
legcdof extortng money. =. ,a..
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law would take eoenran OF as i-cmesnoE and wor.nT
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letter s condemn 700 without e q. = ss S
msn ms5s should gS% ps, Ss he pspsrs ar reply
prefer A y, .,r s.Sv 70 ssSo ssS
!ss. mini %o;,s x!arss' James cow '. Union square
like sensible woman, las welch at ouce Consulted
with the police in relation b ths matter and acting un
der instructions from Capsan spsefa she wrote note
thinking he had aa easy Sm int the person q We com
painaut, calcA 40 By apeontmset and was os onopsn
any moro in considera1sn Of tAs sum Of n,y dollars
nm dollars the amount peld on accourt, and the
srs nho n was secesd IN cssss mss
and took prisoner into cusndT- Justice ackcnbusf
| committed Cowlcs fec cxamnaaen.