The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-08

MADAME ResteL Officer Brown and Bowyer, two Of
issued by the Court Of Sessions Madame Reste alias
Caroline Lohman she having been indicted by the Grand
causing abortion upon the person Of an interesting
young woman. The accused was conducted before the
court and bail required in the Ct $4,000 for her
appearance for trial John MKeon, Esq. the district
attorney determined to follow this case to
Charge Of Stdbbing.-A desperate man, by the name
Of Charles Bell was arrested Monday, charge of
stsbbing Doctor Wheeler three times with
dirk drawn from cane, niicting wounds of serious
to take the desperate into custody and in doing So
violent blow aimed at him which luckily struck on
the star thus saving his life. This instance shows how
necessary 1t Is for policemen to wear the star which is
the left side opposite the heart had 1t not
been there the dirk would have penetrated and
his death. Justice Roome committed the accused tor
trial on the charge
Charge Of MansIaughier-Ona williston of the
Fourth ward arrested on Monday night lrishman by
man by the name of Timothy Coyley while in fight OF
the dock into the river and before assistance could be-
and Coyley engaged playing at dominoes in por-
ter house In South street when dispute respect
ing who made the last move, and from words they
to blows when was finally agreed to settle the
the DOCK at it they went ending by Regan knock
Ing Coyley off his legs into the river, and supposed
being stunned from the effect Of the blow together with
liquour he sank to rise alive in the course
Of an hour the body found eless Justice Drnker
locked the accused up for further hearing.
Charge Of Grand Ldyoeny.-Offcer caring Of the 7th
ward arrested yesterday w man called Emeline Ben
nett on charge of stealing 500 from McDonard Facey
arrest on Ben,h Warrant.-Oficer Bloom of the
Chiefs Office arrested yesterday bench warrant,
man called Hugh Monogan, he having been indicted on
Ave complaints Of burglary in the third degree He
locked up Tor trial.
Dishonest Porter-A German by the name of August
steihausen. porter in the employ of Mr. David W. Pey
sey NO 36a Broadway, was arrested yesterday on
charge OF robbng his employer Of eight pieces Of silk
braid 80 lbs Of worsed together with other valuable
tcles taken at different times valued in all at $S5. On
searching his residence portion Of the stolen property
was found In his possession Justice Drinker locked him
up for trial
Grand Larceny. Officer Garrison Of the LIST ward
rested yesterday woman, called Jane Snow, charge
Of stealing silk dress shawl and several other articles
Of wearing apparel valued in oil at $50 So the properly
Of Mary Niven, residing at No 90 Greenwich street
Justice Drinker locked her up for trial.
Arrest of Hog Thiepes.-Ofcers Horton, Parmlee and
Smith, of the 9th ward arrested yesterday afternoon
In Broadway, near Reed street, Two men, called Bill
Towns and Jonas Smith, they having picked up in the
street live hog valued at So belonging to Mr. Halsey
butcher, which they were cartng down Broadway at
good pace, when brought to by the officers They
noted for this species Of larceny and consequently
Justice Drnker locked them both up for trial.