Police IntellIUenco.
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Drc T. Dissrscefui ConducL-A scotchman by the
blackguard last evonng, came tumbiing out Of beer
shop called the Brown Jug, Hudson street, and got
They had not pp been seated oss Sora Of these
scoundres commenced directing his conversation to a
lady 10 The stage IN language Of the most vulgar and
Indecent description and, in fact insulting the lady
most grossly when highly respectable gentleman,
Mr. James Potter took the in hand for the lad
return receiving nothing but volley of abuse When
about leaving tine stage in opposite the Frank
lin House. this Nc Allen grabbed Mr. Potter by the col
lar At that moment, the Of Mr. Potter beiLg pre-
sent, walked into him like fash Of lightning giving
wards lady In the melee, however, unfortunately the
other blsckguard made good his Captain Buck,
o. the ad ward arrested McAllen and locked him up in
the watch house until morning, when coming up before
Justice Drnker, he presented very comical phiz"
both his eyes in mourning with purple and yellow
circle around each, as large ordinary buck
wheat cake his little sharpened his hat smashed
and the whole back part of his coat ripped out
side out in gale Of wind The magistrate upon hearing
the testimony, thinking be punished enough
sderng he vas not so much to blame as his companion
discharged him upon the promise Of his future good
behaviour. We will stae, for the information of
MIR. Kipp, that this stage driver appeared TO take
active part in favor of these backguards.
Abuses OF this kind are entirely too common We have
been asked by vast number opersons upon what prin
geso the great aud disgust of the respectable
potons OF the community. Why don't tho propiietors
the different lines Of stages direct their drivers not to
allow in liquor to eDer the stage1 This must be
done 70 meet tho wishes OF, the public.


fu"ny sfair-upon entering the police office yester
day, a. the watch returns, aEd casting eye amongst
the gang Of thieves rum.hesds loafers vagrants and
prostitutes srIaigned up for examination, observed
the exquisite William A. Ross-of some notorety aho ut
town squatted in corner, entomed" in very hand
spanish cloak, with few dashes of whitewash
showing the last nights location. He charged by
fair dsmsel named Frances Gale with having stolen the
contents of dressing box. However, by some hocus
poeus ouide ir lady did appear to sustain the
chorge hereupon Billy Ross endeavored to explsiu
this business transaction by stating TO Justice Drinker
that this Miss Fanny had stolen from the pocket OF his
inexpressibles two soveregns; consequently he made
mseit nunk from the dressing box rhis explanation
the magistrate deemed sucien together with the
oppes,ance ef Miss Fanny and allowed Mr. Ross to go
which hc did in double.quck time.


.1rrest S,!iicsH WarrGnt Rely yea and Barber, Of


tho independent Police and Constable Green of the First
W6id. yesterday arrested William w. Still
well ant Ia fvor Of Abel Smith, amounting to be-
tween 5000 and $500 lie has been la ing in with gang
OF false preteuce for some time past, and been


Operating somewhat extensively i'll this line. Where's
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