The New York herald., 1869-12-12
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED RoBBERY-At ten minutes after one
O'CLOCK this morning respectable appearing wo
man. who gave her name as Mrs. William II. Bald
win, of GreenpOint, and who exhibited letter to
the Sergeant from Judge Connolly certifying to hel
respectability, appeared at the Fifteenth precinct
station house with an officer and a man named vii
liam Epstein who she charged with inveigling her
into place near Union square and robbing her OF
sum OF money. Epstein was locked up.
A FoRGER ADMITS HIS CRIME.-A young man
fasnly attred, with the romantic name of Walter
Hamilton a salesman IN q down town wholesale
liquor establishment, was arraigned before Justice
Dodge, at Jefferson Market, yesterday by detective
Glynn, OF the Eighth precinct, upon complaint of
with forging his name, on the sd OF September last,
To draft, made pAyaDle to the order or p d. Casey
h Co., for si6o. He admitted The charge and was
committed, In default OF $1,000 BAN, to answer at
the General Sessions.
A CARPET BAGGER.-On Friday afternoon de-
tective Mcconnell, oil the Twentieth precinct, dis
covered dilapldated looking specimen Of humanity,
named Herman Lindendorf, proceeding up Ninth
avenue with well stuffed satchel IN his possession
and. caused his arrest, surmising he had stolen It,
lie subsequently aScertained that the property be-
longed To Thomas Mcnamara of 398 West street
and contained clothing, valued at sixty dollars
Llndendorf was yesterday morning arralgned before
Justice Dodge at Jellerson Market and committed
to answer III default OF $500 bail.
FEMALE PICKPoCKET.-Mr. John D. Ackley, OF
No. As West Fourth street. charges that while stand
ing on the steps oi his house Friday night he was
accosted by a nymph named Louisa Sterling resid-
ing in Greene street who entered into a conversa-
ton with him. a short time after he had entered
the house he discovered that his wallet, containing
thirty dollars, was missing. securing tho services
of onicer Kendall, Of the Fifteenth precinct the
female was arrested and handed over the property,
with the exception OF one dollar, which she had
spent for drinks. Justice Dodge yesterday com
mltIed her, without bail 10 answer the charge.
THE BOND RoBBERY.-McChesey, OF Brooklyn
was yesterday morning liberated from custody by
Judge Dowling, he having satisfactorily proved tina,
the three $4,000 bonds part OF the robbery at Pough
keepse, he had received from Mr. Barton w. John
son. already in custody for having in his possession
bonds stolen some years ago from BANK in Broad
way Mr. W. +. Howe appeared for McChesley
and he was promptly discharged. Johnson, in de-
iault OF so 900 bail was committed to prison. 1t Il
beleved however, that he Will be speedily liberated
and that further developments In this bond robbery
Will involve other parties not yet IN custody.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Abovt five O'Clock last night
as an old man named Patrick McGrath, stranger
in the city, was passing through Washington street.
| he was assaulted BY two boys, named John Gorman
aged fifteen, and Morris Long, aged thirteen, who
held him and iorcibly took his wallet containing
slXty-two dollars in money. They were subse
quently arrested by officer Hayes. of The Twenty
seventh precinct, and admitted the charge, Long
They VIII be arraigned at the TOmbs this morning
ana held TO answer. Long Is son OF the man who
was shot by officer Campbell and killed in the First
ward about year ago,
A SERIOUS CHARGE.-Charles Dupe, boss car
penter, twentyelght years Of age, residing at 45
West ThFty-third street. was yesterday morning
arralgned before Justice Dodge at Jefferson Market
by detective Mcconnell, OF the Twentieth precinct
upon complaint of girl thirteen years OF age who
had been III his employ, named Dora Collamore, re-
siding at l23 West Thirty third street. charged with
forcbly ravishing her one night about two weeks
since while his wife was absent In New Jersey on
visit. certificate received from physician who
had examined the child stated she had been
ravlshed, but by whom he was unable to state
Dupeil's wife appeared in court ana stated she did
he himself said 1t was o 'put up job,n but Justice
Dodge was OF different opinion aud held MIN FOR
examination.