Police Ints1ligenso.
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Dxe. s.-Passing Cosnis,feit Mensy.-Ths man by q
arrested at the Bowery Theatre for passing spurious
bills of the Atlsborough Bank, Massachusetts has be-
identified by Mr. William Sawyer. Of the Battery Hots
Mr. Patrich Hogan. of the Finance Hotel, and by NJ
George Marsh, bar-keeper at Erenchs Hotel No ~
Fulton street all of whom charge Handbook with pas
ing counterfeit $5 bill each OF them, knowing u
same to be spurious Consequently he ID foul unie
he is permitted to run on that lovely system, sTa
bail"


Grsnd Llrcsny.--The two ex xpolicemen, Bennett al
Gibbs were both indicted yesterday by the grand jur
for stealing bag containing nearly $1,000 IN sovereign
from the custody Of Capt Fitzgerald, and belonging
John Murphy of Boston. Both these men are still
prison. their counsel not being able to procure bail


All the police offices were remarkably dull yesterds
The rum-heads, who are generally plenty seemed to
laying backs possibly to come out in full force
Thanksgiving


a Shimner Co,nsred-A very laughable scene OF
CURED yesterday in the vestbule OF the Tombs bswes
large brawny lIish woman and little squeaking pet
foggsr, who hangs around those dggins seeking VIII
he may devour It appears from the poor woman's sor
that her husband locked for assault and bait
ny, three four days ago, and wanted bail IN Sl
for his good behavior This little skinner saw the hu
band in agreed to get him out upon ieceivn
fec. Consequently he went to the wife and She anx
ous to procure her husbands liberty obtained by paw
sbs bandsd s man
when both returning to the Police ofics she met Il
complainant who, upon hearing her pfui story sgre
to withdraw complaint. This beng done, the ski
amongst the missing was he until ye
terday, when the poor woman asked him for IS bac


little trouble he had taken but could not aod the Who'll
He positively refused to give her back ono cent wher
upon she necked him. to the meIriment Of s least hu
dred spectatorsone saying, give It him old woman
another skinsyourself skinner-others screaming on
give II hm-give the woman her money back, &o.-a
this time the pottifogger, looking pale, and almo
choked with the iron grasp of the Irish woman, wi
gripped him bull dog would sow by the ears.
finding himself cornered, and lot up. made virtue
necessity by Smelling" out So which the woman too
and released her hold much to the qualification Of all Il
bysanders, for once witnessing skinner outdone


Court Intelligence.


GENERAL SESSIONS, Dec. 3.-Before Recorder Tai
madge, and Aldermen Hart and Henry. Nj. c. Pate
son. Esq, District Attorney.


Rosar,ns alias Rosina Yonkers, Joseph Brand aliG
George Schopp, and John Sehopp natives of German
placed on trial for having the 18th Of Octob
last stolen $24O, in bank bills from the house of NJ
of the prosecution was addueed in evidence that
sina Yonkers lived with the family Of Mr. Zipp for
month prior to the commission of the offence: on whic
occasion she retired to her room usual bu on the 10
lowing morning. was discovered that she had abscon1
ed and that the before named property had been
off; whereupon, Constable Rue was applied TO- and he
where they found the girl with George and John schop
who had accompanied her thther from this city and h
upon searching the accused parties $al4 were found
the possession OF George portion OF being conceaie
in Of his boots; 81, so found upon the girl
about SIS upon John. None Of the money except tn
found upon George was identified as portion Of II
stolen property 1t was likewise shown that Rosanr
Yonkers and John Schopp, who came from Bremen
the same ship together, had lived together since the
c. Tomlinson, Esq. that the complainant had improp
connection with the girl while she was employed in
family and fearing that the fact should be brought
light, he Mr. Zpp, gave the girl the money with tine
derstanding that she should leave the city Mr. Tomli
made eloquent appeal to the jury in behalf OF
client Rosanna Yonkers. The District Attorney follow
Jury returned verdict of guilty agast Rosannn Yon
and George Schopp but in the Of John Schop
after that they were unab
to agree and we're accordingly discharged from furthe
confederation Of the subject,