The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE r0RGERY-ANoTBER OF
THE ALLEGED FORGERs ARRESTED.
Spencer Pettis alias American Charley one of the
parties alleged have boon engaged in forging check
for $25 600 on Bank Of Commerce. the I'D Of No
vember last arrested early yesterday morning by
Captain Jourdan and officer Woodbridge Of the Sixth pre-
cnct who found him in bed in house in Fourth street.
AT the time the Bank of Commerce forgery discov
ered and several Of the parties arrested Pes who has
long been known to our police made his escape and fed
to Montreal, Canada During his absence he was in
dcted for forgery and the District Attorney being desr
OF securing his appearance in court requested Capt
Jourdan to make effort 70 find him, and for time
past the Captain has been watching for him. night
two since he returned to the city in what he considered
complete disguise; but as the sequel proved,
it was not sufficient to shicla him from the
argus-eyed Captain. The prisoner was not little
asonished find himself in custody but he took the
matter phosophicay, and conducted to the station
house He subsequently, arragned before Recorder
Hoffman, in the Court Of Sessions, and committed to the
Tombs for trial, without bail About nine years ago
Pettis was convicted Of picking pockets in Broadway
stage and sent to State Prison for long but be.
fore his time expired the Governor granted him cond
tiona pardon at later day Pettls arrested on
charge OF burglary He attended the Worlds Fair in
London, and there arrested and convicted Of shop
lifting; but on the condition that he would leave the
country Judgment was suspended Hence his alias OF
ty Ave years ago. He is unusually interesting in
vorsation, and Of fine address,
CAPTAIN WILLIAMSON AFTER THE PRETTY WAITER
GIRLs-DEscENT ON BROADWAY CONCERT ga
LooN--IT is DIs0RDERLY PLACE.
About three O'Clock yesterday morning Captain VIII
hanson, OF the Fourteenth precinct with officer McGion
ana others oil Inc iorcc made descent on tho Gaees
Concert Saloon, GIG Broadway Of which Edward Cham
hcrain proprietor The presence OF the police in the
place at that hour Of the morning created little
constituent among the pleasure seekers there
assembled Some fed TO the roof others attempted to
leap from windows, but the police prevented them, and
eleven males and twenty four females tpretty waiter
await tie opening of the court AT later hour the pris-
oner we're taken to the Tobs and aragned before JUS
tce Hogan who reprimanded and discharged the men,
nation EawarS abombarais was rsourca 70 Give hail
answer the charge of keeping dsordcrly house His
bondsman is Mr. VIM r. w Chambers, Of 10 chatham
noce Of the nrecine, as an ascccdnrIv low Mace tho
rcsor. OF thieves abandoned women and other vile and
vicious characters Of both At the timo the de-
made there was n fight in progress in tho
LOOM the noise OF which could be distinctly heard in
Broadway. Some of the other concert saloons In Brood
way are TO receive similar visitafiona
STEALING DIAMOND RING.
Martha Doremus, an interesting appearing girl fifteen
years Oh age, VINO mas been living ms domestic IN the
family OF Mr. A. H. Zobreskie, NO. 20 Charlton street,
was yesterday arrested oy detective vaughan charycd
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DENOMINATION
ATTEMPT TO ROB A SAFE.
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arrested oy omcer Dalton, OF 'he Tho prec'hc' enaBeu
with attempting to steal note Of hand for $500 from
the safe of John Cordcs 2e2 Greenwich street Miller
sound conc.aiod IN ,be store near the safe where
he had no business Justice Hogan committed the &C.
cused for trial In default of Al O0O bail
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EXTENSIVE THEFT OF GOLD
Bridget Perry Of II Market street. was yesterday
rested by ofcer Kicfer Of the Seventh precinct
charge OF stealing $500 in gold coin from tho pocket Of
Lawrence Rdand sailor, while he was lying asleep in
her mouse. c@har'ne Mclean oocspvng apartments
,eorr u hcb 1sd -, psd,S,. arrast Jrs,cc
shandlcy committed the accused Tor trial Mono OF he
stolen money was recovered
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On thursday last george Baker ana man whose nsne
il unknown hired a span Of horses and carriage from
n. .a.. n p,,a,,,oo NJ No. p,r.,,ot ,,,h.
Mr. Andrew " happeyea' Oh new bruns"ieA' iof the
avowod purpose OF driving about seven fne1 IN tho
country. Failing to return the horses and carriage &C
rons came No. his ci,v xcs,c,av roorning onJ learned
that one of his horses had been left at the stable Of
Charles Lent corner OF Tenth street and avenue by
ncvas uns M The stable pater entered ,yhereur,an
ofcer JohnsoD Of the Eleventh precinct took him into
custody Ikcr taken before Justice STANDBY and
committed for examination TIE carriage and other
home taken from Mr. mpnlyea nave not yet been
recovered They probably IN possession Of Bakers
confederate.
gnnBiNe A SOLDIER.
,,a,, .,,er,o,p oa,ce, c.r, ~ Tho Firth proc,,c,
80 : '.s ~" p,,..us'
arres'ed Hugh Hughes on thcohage OF stealing twenty