The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-09
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence. =
Doines b.forr Jiaic' Drink,T Yesterday morning
oeer Marshall, OF tn, ward brought before the ma
gstrate taU s,in yourg man by the name OF Mchaei
Tight, j-rn tailor who a pale long face, ono
cheek having been ornEmented from the effects Of fall
on the sidewalk His garments were cut In the tip OF
fashion ouy considerably tumbed and mus,ed with dirt
fom the previous nights spree.
MAGisrRArE -Ohicer, what charge do you make
against this young mani
oFFIcEn.-i fouud him, Judge, the corner Of
Broadway and Chambers street very late last night
lying in The street beasty drunk; much co. that It
took three Of us TO carry him TO the station house
MAaIsrRATE We'll, Tight, what have you to say to
this charge
TIcHr~Wsll your honor felt little unwel yes
terday evening" and went out to some friends and
all took three glasses aud that little
MAoprRArE-Whst trade are you, Tight
TIGHr-I am journeyman tailor, sir.
your poearancs Why, the dsvi must be amongst this
tailors all at once for scarcely morning passes now
but what have two or three taors brought up for
being drunk In the streets.
Tiasr-Your homer this Is the first time have been
found lying in the street drunk and intend 1t shall be
the last.
MAo.rRArE-Wby, II sht, you must be goose, and
fyou continue this you will SOW yourself
up instead your garments should suppose you
Tight enough, without drinking liquor to make yourself
tighter thus making beast of yourself about the
streets You decent looking youag msn for tai
lor, and this is your first time before shall only
put on small fno OF So.
TleHr-And, sure, I've not penny about me.
MAGISTRATE Then you must stand committed Ave
days Take him down. officer.
The next prisoner was Julia Jackson, a black woman,
who said shs was screechipg like an owl In Orange
ntreet Of Leonard disturbing the peaceful quiet
OF the Five Points Ths justice, after reprimand q!
lowed her under promise of future good conduct
Flare up az the Bowery .1mphiheatrs.-A complaint
made yesterday before Justice Drnker by Nj John
Tryon, lessee of the Bowery Amphitheatre, sssin@
Isaac Burtis, Warren Draper Joseph Cushing and VIM
Cushing charging them with forcibly entering the
establishment, taking possession OF, and
eectug Mr. Tryon from the premises. Jeremiah King,
who placed in possession by the accused parties,
stated that he instructed to shoot Mr. Tryon ne
art Tod tn ats Ia AL
eges in his ah svit that he has been forcbly ecsd
from tbs premises without any lawful means oy the
above parties, Mr. Tryon holds lease up to April
next, and tho rent paid 1t appears that difficulty
exists bstwecn the accused parties and Mr. Tryon re-
spectus who 10 the legitimate lessee and the accused
parties supposing they were, elected Mr. Tryon 'ams
ceremonis
Selling Lottery POLICIES A complaint made yes
terdsy before Justice Drnker by black barber called
Clarkson Parker keeping shaving shop on the corner
OF 9th street and 9th avenue against policy dealer
the name Of Warner, located in Broadway near Pearl
street from whom this has bought from time TO
time policy slips, or ggs' and ssddles as they are
termed the dealers and yesterday he secured prize
of S25 but when presented TO Warner he refused to pay
up therefore in order to have subtraction the negro
entered the above plant against Warner for selling
lottery tickets policies which is contrary to law
issued by tho magistrate for the arrest OF
Warner the charge.
Charge OF Larctny-A woman by the name Of Sarah
Vance, arrested yesterday on charge OF steaiing
purse containing $780, belonging to Mary Hefsrn NO
70 James street appears that Mrs Heern was quite
unwe and asked Mrs Vance to come into her room TO
her. they both living In the same house together
night when sbe thought Mrs H-Rsrn asleep. went
bureau drawer took out the purse extracted Ss
fern woke up and observing what she was about jumped
out OF bed and seized her by The arm and cried Out ot
Der husband, who came from the next room ned ets
Vance by the arm while Mrs HcGern took S2 from the
stocking OF Mrs Vance, b-ipg the sum extracted ~ ner
from the purse Justice Droker locked her up for tra
Assault ci Intent 10 KtLL---A black woman called
Mary Ann Franklin, was arrested, yesterday, on Q
charge assaultipg white woman called Mary Ward,
nti.otng severe wound on the head with billet Of
Won whi Ia oesi " 70
veyed nssnsibe to the City Hospital and the ACCUSED
locked up by Justice Drnker to await the result
MYsTRRIOUs-Tne Utica Herald gives the par
ticulars OF a strange affair which has Just come
TO light in Oneida co MY About ak weeks sso Coy
named Anthony Hines, residing In ConstADievile
Lewis county msrried young woman residing vt Deer
field Corners in Oneida county He took her to his
nome at Coustab-ville, and days after marriage
was heard to dec!sre that they would live together
weeks. About week ego Hines appeared, some
what intoxicated at the house OF his wiiee parents IN
Dserfeld and reported that Ais wife had psrished OF
cold, in the woods, the 10th, and had been buried
Illness account of his wfe's death was In substance
follows: He said thsy had been together 81 oaurcn
the afternoon Of sunday, the 10 n ut Tnsy were
returning home in company with Two men and mad
reaoned within iocty rods and in sight Of tneir OWL
house when Hines aud stopped to talk with
other men In relation to building school horse
lowed but could get ssht OF his vile On reacn
ing home he prepared his supper and made iEqui
OF the neighbers bat none had seen his wite ens
did not return during the night and the next day
search made for which not successful tiu
nightsll when abe was found in dense piece oil
forest bout x miles In direct line from the house
dead and frozen stiff Though within so rev miles OF
home IL appeared from her tracks in the snow That sne
had ed about forty miles through the forest.
The body was buried without the knowledge OF anyof
the womans friends parents though In the
hood aud other circumstances seemed to render inc
whole ssr suspicious On disinterring the corpse sp
sustained the story of the husband Inc case
caused Il good deal Of excitement
The Liberty Press says A correspondent sends US
q painful account-too long for coumns-of the
death by freezing OF Mrs. Hines, OF Leyden Lewis
county MIR and Mrs II went on sunday on ioot nvs
miles 10 meeting On their return home, nat ii stopped
for few moments at the house OF acquaintance ano
Mrs H. passed on but the country being new and the
wood aths ndiatnct, she became bewdrred ana wan
dered about until, overcome with fatigue snd coid,
she sunk down and died" Our correspondent says
On Friday the men who were search, accidentally
crossed her truck which they rapidly traced until they
found her corpse IL seems that the poor woman con
tinued to travel about never making during all this
instance of suffering, but bed. This bed she had
made with much care, having laid on her bonnet and
folding her shawl placed 1t under her head. This bed
made with much care She doubt, designed IS her
death couch such it IL Is supposed that ehe
conscious that she falling slors the last part
Of her wearsome journey she had employed herself IN
tearing her cravai In pieces and occasionally suspend
ing the fragments the bushes she passed along in
order, no doubt, that her body might BE- found. ber
book found but short distance from where sbs
made her FINAL bed II Is presumed that she had walked
until her limbs were either frozen or quite benumbed
and that trying to get over log or root she had iaen
and finding herself unable TO rise, had deliberately sd
usted clothing and had lain down to die IL is pro-
ba BILE that che was deraby frozen before che finally
sank under her suTerngs several pounds OF Ice
her clothing In such manner as TO renderh
certain that 1t must have acoumui ed while she was
travelling OF course, any opinion to when the poor
sufferer died, must be mere conjecture Coneideripg
weather she probably could not have survived the
suf-rngs Of Tuesday night She had travelled good
many miles, and crossed several dreadful swamps She
had pair OF new shoes one Of which had become en-
tircly ureess having out se and the IN sole being
turned back, and hole being worn through a thick
woollen stocking, leaving portion of the foot ssrs
IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES AND ARRESTS Truth
will out, and Justice sooner or later Is sure 10
overtake the guilty The truth Of this is fully usrat
ed by the portsn disclosures which have been madein
elstsn to the outrages which have taken place In the
ti.Rent district in this county Although We DO not
feel liberty the present time, give all the facts
that have light In relation thereto, still we can
say that enough Is known TO reach all OF nearly AL VINO