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gys ha~suads afNsviC t1na the advertisements 10 in
the handwriting of Riley


The Herald, and othsD respectable 8 papers, have
more thsnonce been imposed upon by ylslanous ior-
gerles Oh TINS and other descriptions. We hope
we're example will he mads in this ccse,, should the
party be proved guilty.


Ley hsr cash.-Ana advertisement headed thus, ap-
peared yesterday in the Transcript Ii purported 10
oner @ Ior sale a bill of groceries due Wall & Weeks,
4o9 rearl street. by Thomas ConstentiAe, No. %
Mott street. Two afhdavits were made one by Mr..
WALL swearing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is true, and another
by Mr. Constantine, swearing the advertisement is
not true. Who shall decide


Ass.,sA and Battxry.--Two persona were commit
ted for assault and battery. John Donohua on
Of Roosevelt and Water street, and Peter Williams on
the affidavit of George Graham Ne. "A Fulton street
Riots, rews and rowdies, are all the go. :


Shop lifting. William Hart, who formerly occu-
pied very respectable situation in life, and WAC was
on terms of intimacy and friendship with the late Col
Burr was committed to Bridewell on charge of hav-
ing committed various robbercs. In particular al Mr.
Thomas Palmers, No. 305 Broadway, at Mr. Andrew
White corner ofDuane street and Broadway and az
Mr. Freclands S, a few doors above Mr.. Palmer also
in Broadway.


Mr.. Dennis Brink, who is generally on the alert in
the evening about this quarter received notice of
customer" and FASTENED to pay him his respects bur
on arriving al Mr.. Whites his customer" was gone
Brink, however, tracked him to Mr.. Palmers, and
from thence TO Mr. Freelands where he arrested him


On searching him, variety of small fancy articles
were found upon him-silver thnmhes, penkniyes.
&c stolen from Mr.. White; fine hair brush stolen
from Dir. Palmer and collection Of silk handker
chiefs, and either anices stolen from Mr. Freeand.


ne was conveyed to the police Office and Commit
ted for trial. singular circumstance is. that this
Hart between three and four years ago, committed
robbery on Mr.. Palmer for which he offered re-.
ward upon detection of the thief. Hart, however,
escaped apprehension Until the present time


Burglary.-The store of Coone & Co. No 1e
Bowery was burgarously entered on Tbursdav
morning and two hundred dollars worth of clothing
stolen.