Police Intelligence.
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Der. l2.-Defrauding the Repenue.-A man named
John Tolland, was arrested this morning, by officer
Hatchett, charge OF attempting to smnggle quantity
Of broad cloths cassmeres, linen, Sc, from the ship
Roscius in which he recently arrived from England It
appears that the accused had displayed considerable
genuity in order to carry his plans into effect having
made up the linen into full sized petcoats for ladies, and
the into cloaks the size Of which Alderman
would find but little cause of complaint The accused
delivered into the custody ofthe u Marshall be-
for whom he will have hearing tomorrow.


pioiatng City Ordinances.-A person named William
Meyers arrested yesterday for selling meat from
cart in the street.


Diamond Breastpin Stopped-A diamond breastpin was
last evening taken from notorious thief suspicion OF
having been stolen The person having lost will do
well to call upon officer Brown ofthe Sixth Ward


Larceny.-A person named John Augustus Client, was
arrested on the charge Of stealing trunk containing
silver watch, quantity of shirts, books, Sc of the
value of $2l, belonging to John Mackay, Of No. 29l
Pearl street. from the landing at the South Ferry.


Robbed at the Fipe Points-John Trochman Of the
Of Albany and Washington streets, while in house
in Anthony street Friday night robbed of cloth.
ing and money OF the value of $9 An individual named
Thomas Connor was arrested charge of having
mtted the offence portion Of the stolen property being
found in his possession.