The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-09
Police Intelligence.
Before Justice Timnson

Before Justice l1mnfon.
The alleged abduction 0gainst Capt. Nc Cerrsn-The
Case Submitted 10 the Magisiraic.-i esterdsy morning.
at ii o'clock the counsel both sides in tho OF
Captain McCerren, on the charge OF Eliza Dickson,
for alleged abduction met at the appointed hour,
for the purpose Of summing up ths case la order TO
submit The whole matter to the careful consideration
Of the magistrates After some half hours consul
taton together before the magstrste the subject,
whether they should sum up the case or each submit
and each wrote OUT their strong points which ELECTS
facts, but merely arecaptuation CT all the evil
that he had proved the girl Eliza Dickson TO be Of pre-
vous chaste characcr On the other hand the counsel
for the defence conended that by several unmpeached
witnesses they show the girl TO be urchaste, and OF
loose habits On this point the whole matter will rest
20 the uuchaste chaste character OF the girl In
question This TEDIOUS case nj last Is closed after con-
siderable excitement and IL only awaits the deci
sion Of the magistrate to complete IT. that decision
Will, in all probability. be given on Saturday.
T. q. 4. JEdsen Sb1Ttnc,Tsd BY MS Bai.-Edward n.
{. Judfon, commonly known as Ned Buntlinc,n was
arrested tuesday night by officer Cochran, IL the
9th ward police, on the surrender OF hts bail, Mr..
Thomas Bennett, who keeps straw bonnet store, Mr.
BENNETT Is the fatherinlaw Of Mr.. Judson and won't
his bail In the sum of ~ 900 charge Of libel and
fearful he would not appear whom called mp for trial no
surrendorcd him into tho hands of iustco Mr. Judson
detained I'm the 9th ward station house during the
night ard In the morning he was brought before a.
tice Lotbrop who 10 default OF other bail, committed
him t. the Tombs for trial.
Cauehi at Last Officer Frcan, Of the First ward,
rested yesterday man by the name Of Miles Stanton,
a charge of stealing $40 from by the name
~ VIM. Murphy, resGing at present at Cold Spring.
he rtbfffy was ttCCitd ttfrTL months anu inc
accused Vt the time left the city and went TO Charles
ton. lie has just returned and the oiacer knowing
his Whereabouts took him into custody the chsrg
Justice Lathtop obtaining him in prison until ths wit
h brought from Cold Springs 10 testify against
him
Siablurr on ne Pre- Poinfs.--A man By the Of
John Perkins stabbed by colored man with a
kp1fe, who Inflicted a severe wound while he pass
log the corner q Little Water street and Anthony.
The negro escaped. ard the wounded man was taken
10 the City Hospital. hy officer Mclaughlin.
Rftlsd on re Bof'gV.A fellow called James Carroll
arrested on Tuesday n'ght by the police Of the
lint ward. a charge OF stealing pocket book
tanning two rrumisory notes for $50 each, aud other
valuable PEPPER, belonging o. VIM. \. Browne resd-
ing. when az home, In New Bruins wicS New Jersey u
seems Mr. Brownell fell asleep q the benches,
and while asleep the accused picked his pocket OF tbs
book ne above me nttoued Ono q the policemen. on
rceing the accused walk oG quietly from the sleeping
and susTceting something wrong overhauied
him, ard found bis person the pocket book which he
had iust stoicu frcm Brownell. Justice Lothrcp
mitted him TO the 10mbs for trial on charge q
grand larceny
.3ifemyi 81 SEiciss a man by the name q Alexan-
d, Mcleod vas brought to the police Office by Il
the policemen, ON a charge OF being insane, and at
tempting 10 poison himself with arsenic 10 be
in porter house, called for glass Of beer, and
before dick ne he took from his pocket paper
tanning arseuic, and empted portion 81 the poison
into the beer and the act q taking the sane,
when he stopped by person present. and
veysd to the police Once. Justice Lothrop comtitted
him to the care Of Or. Coycl, the physician OF the
city prison.