Police Intelligence.
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APRL 90 Charge Of False Prefsnces-O6icer Welch
suydam, charged with obtaining loan of si2oo from
John MoGat No 335 Broadway, by false and fraudulent
appears Mr. Suydam applied to Mr. Moffat in March.
ls46. tor loan of $1,000 He obtained the loan OF Mr.
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hs Mississippi and Alabama Railroad Company. having
banking privileges chiefly Of the denomination OF 500
EACH and three bills of the said cnmpany OF $500 EACH
which Mr. Suy dam avowsd all perfectly good, and
then worth 40 cents the dollar. Since that time
at the time he made the representation and that he was
likewise in debt considerably at the same time conse
tanning 81 200 by false fraudulent representation
Justice Osborne held him to bail in the of $4,000 for
Lambert suydam, aud he discharged from custody


DishoneH Seypant.-A very interesting young woman,


caambermaid, at the boarding house No 81 Chambers
s5 gold piece from Mr. Rufus z. Crane boarder at
the above house. appears Mr. Crane Sunday, left
his vest hanging up in his bed room while he went
church. the pocket Of which contained fifteen S. gold
from church he discovered one Of the pieces wa. miss
ing. The above officer upon searching her, found gold
piece in her pocket which evidently the stolen.
Committed by the magistrate for trial at the special
sions


Receiving Stolen Hog George Ackerly was arrested
on warrant, yesterday, for purchasing stolen hog,
belonging Charles McGonigh, No 9S7 Monroe street
Locke up by Justice Taylor


Arrest Of Notorious Pickpocket-Oficer Bowyer,
Of the chiefs aids arrested the notorious pickpocke
Tom Conroy who was snugly packed 10 the crowd, on



the mansgerie procession was passing; this efficient Of


cer had bench warrant for the rogue who upon being
arrested, made desperate resistance assaulted the OF
fcer, and tore out the bosom Of his shirt after
some considerable aga;iug. this scoundrel was es
modated with pair of rules" his wrists TO cool
his temper. This Conroy Is indicted for stealing $1,000
We understand that District Attorney intends to try
this rascal this forenoon. Committed By the Mayor for
| trial.


qnofher Pikpoekef .arresseS-Captan McGrah, Of the
9Th Ward arrested yesterday while the procession
passing up the Bowery the corner Of Grand street.
man called Bill Boomer for picking the pocket OF
Mrs Maria Tarney, No. 81 Walnut street. Of purse,
had but just purchassd On being frsked" BY the Of
fcer the purse found in his boot containing the bill
of goods both Of which identified by Mrs Turney
TO be her property Committed by the Mayor for trial
Four other notorious knucks," alias pickpockes,
arrested by officer Bowyer, Leonard and Brown,
the chiefs ads during the procession. who gave the
following names John Henderson. alias Black jack
John Baxter aiias Fosch Joseph Brock, alas French
Doph; and Mike Williams alias the Duke Of Marbo
rough all OF whom brought in, by order Of the
Mayor on the preventive system BY these vigant oni'
cers and by so doing have no doubt saved many hun
dreds OF dollars from being stolen.


Surrendered by his BaiI-Joseph c. Ashley, who was
indicted time since for forgery arrested yes
terday by officer Dennton he having been surrendered
the Of $4Soo. Tor bis appearance at court Com
| nitted to prison, by the Court Of Sessions
| Petit Larcenies.-Cnsrles Barker arrested last
night for stealing 81, belonging to William Scuu Locked


Peter Quinn caugh, tho act Of stealing horse
bride, belonging 10 Adam toll. Committed TO prison.
David Lee was "nabbed, in the act Of stealing two


RsiserS y s,lssr-The premises. No. is Bond street.
entered yesterday morning, while the procession
was along Broadway. Some "sneak" entered the base
ment and stole quantity OF silver ware, such as silver
spoons, &C., and number Of them were marked NJ D. L.
No arrest