The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-25 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.
BEFORE MR. MANSFIELD.
TRE DUKE STREET STABBING.—.Iose Mareno, the
7.aniard, who Was remanded on a charge of having' stabbed
phands Dixon, in the Caledonian Hotel, Duke street, was
ace °`l‘ uP. Mr. Bluck defended. The complainant was
adzeat' and, on cross examination by Mr. Black, he
,tted that the blows were not intended for him. Dr.
Zinsend, of the Southern Hospital proved that there Were
h Punctured wounds on the complainant, one on his rttlit
teast, and the other on the-left side. The emends were not
theug,,""B' M. Bluck contended that, in accordance with
Prosecntor's evidenc^, there Was no case made against the
Prisoner.theeair. Mansfield did not think there was any malice
and as he did not think a jury could con.
Case had the prioner cautioned, and discharged him.
kles RG's op BlGAMY.—Miehael M'lntesh a young man
11 'titled as a brewerr, was charged with having married Mare, ret
heiting„ heBo in October 'last, his former wife Catherine Walsh,
the ; "hell" alive. Mr Goodere was for the prisoner. Proof of
',""lt marriage, which took place in Peter's Church, in 1852
dap given, and also the second wife proved having been
441 Tied to him in October. Both ladies were present, Mr.
(iildel'e said he was instructed by the prisoner, to plead guilty
thl'e`ge Charge, but there were circumstances connected with
ttrt;L‘t'Ke, which he was anxious to state to the court. The
"'llener had been away in New York for four years, , and on his
his mother, told him his first wife had diedin Man-
Zter, and induced him to marry the second wife. Mr.
nn4field said that might do for a jury. The prisoner was
fer trial at the Assizes.
th,”AXING INTO WAREITOUSEB.—Joseph Corran, a boy
5,,;`,, 18 years of age, was brought up by officers Scott and
koL": charges of having broken into the stores of Messrs.
Iter'etenierY, Fox, and Co., King street lane, and stealing
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the
iVt a quantity of pork, and also With having broken into
and
-"'e of Mr. Holmes, Leicester Buildings, Xing street,
.ttealing a cash box therefrom, and Elizabeth
ll'tatue'4`lloolc and Mary Proctor were charged with receiving the
"Pilo Knowing the property to have been stolen. From the
t tZnee of the officers and other witnesses it appeared that
totes n Saturday night and Sunday morning the provision
hos of Messrs. Montgomery were broken into by the
it 1,11(1 a quantity of pork taken out, and portions of
I`ll,,ttire found in the houses of the female prisoners in
151 t. ara and Atherton streets, and. also the the cash box
%gun tt appeared that the latter had no money In it, the pre.
"ri having been taken on Saturday evening not to leave
lit4eTeineY in it. The boy admitted having broken into the
bob
the office, and the officers having found the pork in
41,° females houses, all were sent for trial.
IraI.C'INGI IN A STEANGER.—Honor Sullivan, Margaret
'lll5 ' ttnd Martin Ratigan, were charged on suspicion ot
4t ots 'ebbed Mr. Burgon, a dealer in china ware, who resides
aef £25 odd. The complainant said he arrived here
!"test "nlaY night, and stopped at the Liverpool Arms, Water
door and in the course of the evening he was standing at the
bum fo!tbe hotel, when the female prisoners came up and asked
h~aki."l.! Some, beer.' He gave them a glass-of beer, and took out
P"hone"s' which contained the money, to pay. In a moment the
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ran off, and he missed his parse, and gave informs-
iv the police. Detective officer Laycock said the pandrise/11.r
litet, 50 Was locked up on Monday for being drunk, as
not -'1,43 a aurn of £3 lOs found on her, he suspected all was
lee'igut• Subsequently, the male prisoner called at the
,hr,t„,,and said he was a cattle driver, from 'Waterford, and
er („‘l,_ to get Sullivan off, alleging that he had been sent by
tad ';'"er to take her home from her evil ways, and that he
leatT4ll her the money which was found on her, as it had been
to her
by her father. He was then locked up on suspicion
PrtiliCtteer 726 said he went to the house of the prisoner
;',eatiA In Oriel street, where he found the purse, which was
by the prosecutor as his purse. Walsh, in a very
,4411,ctit Manner, said I found the purse under my feet, it had
ikightir in it, if it had I would not have taken it up. (Great
°•) The prisoners were sent for trial.