Police Intelligence.
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SEPT A. MarreH again in Limbo.-Wm H. Maxwell
the reputed husband of Madame Costello, again
rested this afternoon, warrant by ofcerJ. IL Lowe
and placed in durance VILE for having
day committed violent assault and battery upon the
person OF Edward J. Carroll he his way home
from the Grand Jury where he had been for the
purpose Of giving testimony the of Madame Cos
ello alias Maxwell and the aforesaid VIM. H. Maxwell
in which Carroll is prominent witness.
Grand Larceny Officers Rely and Barber of the In
dependent Police, this morning arrested man named
Cole Myers charged with having stolen property to the
amount OF S75belonging to Mr. j. H. Weed,N ,No4s Maiden
lane.


II Rogue Nicely Caught-An inmate of the family
siding at house No. l2l Eighth Avenue, of 18th
street last evening going to the OF clerk lodg
ing in the third story for the of handing him the
key OF store. heard noise in the room; and as the
clerk asleep at the time the apartment searched
when young fellow named George Johnson alias Tho
Johnson found conce aled under the bed upon
whom found S27 so, principally in bank bills which
acknowledged that he had taken from the pantaoon
wearing apparel of the clerk which he had all ready to
carry of He was given into custody OF officer Holmes
of the l6th ward, and committed by Justice Roome to
answer for the offence.


.f,rea for Keepi,g Disorderly Houss-A female
known MS Mol Saunders who has figured conspcuousy
in the police courts, ON more tha one occasion was
again arrested last night and held for keeping
a dsorderly gouse in Anthony street.
Theft Of Watch-A man named George Seton or
slepton was arrested last night by policeman Carpen.
ter, charged with having stolen watch.
Hotel Robbery.-Some accomplished rogue rogues,
last evening managed to rob Mr. Dunnngs hotel
of Courandt and Washington Streets of nearly 5000 in





mung Canal Bank Of the denomination of SIS and los
about $50 in 5's the Oswego Bank, two $50 bills on
the Bank Of America; one 500 bill on the Western Bank
OF Baltimore one $40 bill on the Chester County Bank,
of Pal four or five SIS bills on the Union Bank of Dover
$40 in bills Harrisburg Banks, and few $40 bills on
other Pennsylvani Banks


IN Offender Mennfed.-A man named Thomas Nc
Cabe, who was arrested few days ago for larceny,
was this morning identified in the city prison by Mr.
Richard Riley auctoneer of Boston, being the indi.
vidual that robbed him about two months since OF TWEEN
tthree silver watches, and seven gold watches, worth
$3.50


Stealing VesseL--A fellow named Dick alias Mike
York and an accomplice named Jackson were arrested
oy oincer Sosephs on charge OF stealing tn,o sma
Walton, OF No. 273 Water street Tbe accused had set
sail and di in this stolen craft but
were overtaken brought back, and fully committed to
answer.


Rearrest Of Wiiiiams.-A person named williams, in
dcted the last term of the Court of Sessions for bur-
glary bnd subsequently admitted TO bail by the Recor-
der having failed to appear when called upon for ta
few days ago, bench warrant was issued, and this
morning no was earrestod by Capt Webb OF the fith
Ward Police and placed In apartment in the Tombs
where he will probably be found when wanted next
time.


.7rrest far passing Counterfeit Money.-In conse
quencs Of information obtained from colored washer
woman, that two persons named Lorenzo Johnson and
Henry Peniod had each paid to her So counterfeit bill
purporting TO be the Bank OF saltwater, officers
Whikehart and A. M. c. Smith, proceeded to hunt up
their customers and soon met with johnson, and found
upon his person S35 in counterfeit bills upon various
banks; at the same time ascerained that his accomplish
Peniold, had been entrusted by yeung lady with
sPieHuiu uanonu ring alleged 10 De worth lVuu WO
he had undertake convey to friend Of the young
ladys residing in Providence, and for which place he
intended TO take his departure by the evening boa
whcreupon officers Whikehart and Smith after inform
ing some OF the 18th ward to keep sharp look out Tor
the fashionable swndlers PROCEEDED 10 watch the boats
In the course OF few hours. officers Truck Martin
met with the object of their search at the Franklin
House when he accompanied the officers to the house OF
Mrs. Randolph, No $50 Broadway where he had been
boarding, and returned the valuable diamond ring the
young lady from whom he obtained it. He then
taken to the Lower Police, where he was detained to
answer for passing counterfeit money.
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