The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-30

DEC. 2s-Chsree of Hishvay Robbsry.-O6icsrs Wat
son and McKeon Of the 9Th ward arrested last night
Irishman by the OF James Donovan, charge Of
knocking down deaf and dumb man by the name of A.
Mckinney. and robbing him Of gold watch worth
Eve S pon cut Throat ssy in Gs0ss sS on
gated before Justice Drnksr that Mckinney drunk
stroling about the streets and small girl OF about
extract the watch from his pocket while up the alley
way and escaping, when the dumb man seized her
aons the
girl became frightened and followed murder with
ri, Up ns hot 70 .:. the child
and seeing Mckinney hold Of the girl seized him by
tho collar and exclaimed for what are doing with
the child" To this matter of course, the dumb
made reply-he asked him second time the same
question. but receiving no answer, this exasperated
he H'' up with his fist and Knocked him down,
and in the ARRAY the girl ran of with the watch The
above officers; who are very yigilsnt men, came along
house. and in less than twenty minutes afterwards, they
caught the girl, who acknowledged taking the watch
No az Orange street for so cents he, Gessner, not
being aware that the watch gold, but supposng il
to be common humbuy watch, commonly called stuff,
bought the with that idea However, the case for
the accused parties conducted with great deal Of
ingenuity by their counsel Mr.. McGay who convinced
man. Donovan, or the boy Gessner consequently they
were discharged from custody and the girl held to an
the ,s stealing the M which T
.4rrest cor Bisamy -Odcer Avhikehart of the Essex
street police Office arrested Yesterday man BY the
wives, all alive and kicking appears the second wife.
Catharine Reed, he married the 4th of July last,
when after living together few days che discovered
he had another wife living up towns consequently upon
finding herself deceived. she Immediately left him,
being determined. to make the best of bad bar.
10 make a better HIT next time. MIR. walsh
not being daunted with the loss Of Kate, set
to work again, sparkling bucksome widow,
and was joined together in the holy bonds of marinony
TO the willow makng his third wiie in the latter part
Of last THIS coming to the ears the sscons
too far communicated the fact to the above officer who
took him into custody the charge when john becom
ing alarmed acknowled the "corn," and Justice limp
Extensive qypie TAie-That excellent onicer assis.
tant Captain Buck Of the Sd ward arrested Yesterday
barrels Of apples valued at $45, the property of Mr..
Charles Parsons Of Dey and Washington streets
and informed the Captain where he had sold them for
ssc Justice Drnksr committed MIN to the Tombs for
trial
and Bloom Hack Inspectors preferred charges yester
day. against the following hack propretors for allowing
their carriages to be driven without the number Of the
coach being painted the lamp that when the lamps
lighted the number of the coach perfectly visble
John Austin of coach No 50 John Hasty coach No.
l06 Dennis QUINN coach No "a Felix Rome, coach
No. 9s Cooper & Ellis, coach No 1885, and George w.
Beale of coach No 1913, all Of whom fined by the
magistrate for the above violation of the Corporation
dnance The Mayor has given positive orders to the in
spectors to arrest all who violate the law in this par
ticular.
Sullivan, caught in the act last night Of stealing
from the pantaloons pocket of Bartholomew Kalehan
wallet containing $40 bank bill and so cents in silver
ham street Locked up for trial By Justice Drnker.
Dismissed-We noticed in Mondays Hsrald the arrest
Of Mr.. John w Moore charge Of conspiracy to de-
fraud-on that afternoon hearing had before the
magistrate and the charge dismissed the evidence being
insufficient to sustain the complaint