Police Infelllr Ance.
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POLICE OFFICE. Monday.-Faise Pretencss.-An aHida.
w was made at the police Office today charging Mver
hristella (now in prison for obtaining goods under
false pretences from Suville, Oseroh and West) with
having purchased goods to the amount of sl49 from
Isaac Reed and Son Philadelphia by giving his name as
Lazarus Myer which name was represented by business
men as good for whatever no might purchase.


More about the Fashionable Spndiers-Another charge
was pre- erred this morning, against David Kipp, and
Tnomas Dull, whose arrest we chroniced some time
since for robhng the Franklin House. by the clerks at
Congress Hall, and United States Hotels Albany They
are there charged with robbery and roguery-stealng
watches &c.


Stealing Clothing. Roberts and John Smith were
arrested charged with stealing jacket valued at So co.
from George w. Hutchinson, 345 Water street also
a,ke valued at S0 and handkerchief valued at 81 5O
from Oliver Gordon, same place.


Hghway Robbery-Bill Jackson was arrested, charged
Committed. '


n Clerk Robbing His Employers.-OAcers Burlcy and
in Wall street. charged with stealing 500 bank note
from package containing $500. He was searched and
500 recovered Breaches of trust by clerks are becom
ing very common nowadays. This is possibly owing
to the small salaries paid and the many inducements Of
Tered for gambling. &c, in all large cities.


Illegal Pofing.-George Evans was arrested charged
with illegal voting in the second district fourth ward nj
the last spring election in April He gave bail for his
appearance.


Grand Larceny.-Offcer Warren arrested John John
son, charged with stealing $73 in bills from the
coat pocket of Charles H. Taylor head on board
the steamer Columbia lying at the foot of Courtand AZ
Johnson was waiter and took the money from the
coat which was hanging up in a state room.