The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-31
Police lnte,sigenrc,

cannot give ii Suffice IL to saw that the Court
sent the accused to the Penentiay Tor hres months
Police Inte,hgencc.
breaking Open a LeHcT John tadieux his wife, aud
mother nlaw by the name OF 'ay Lamsrre, were all
arrested yestrcay on charge OF breaking sen let
ter containing S32 10 bank bills the property Peter
DumoDier The accused partis3 sud the cuInp iaan It
all French people, and reside together No 3l2
stanton street The letter in question mailed in
GU bee the sth instant by Mr. Joseph Peler di-
rected to Peter Dumontier AVID arrived in this city
about the nth inst and delivered by Augustus A.
Tyler. Of the carriers to the general Post ONCE
The letter was delivered by the postman to John Ca
dieuX. fer Dumontier since which time notice
been given by Cadieux respecting the letter has Mr.
Dumopter received any such letter containing the
that the letter broken open by this aieux famy
ard the money extracted thsrefrom. On this charge
the accused parties held to bail to JUS
tice IimPson
Chorge If Sieaisng Uoich A woman by the name
OF Luc n1a Bur ovs rs arrested, yesterday by officer
Mcs plough of the l4th ward on charge Of stealing
gold watch. valued at $50 the property of Elizabeth
Dixon, residing at No. 81 Sullivan street The watch
taken the 18th Of October from under the pill
low Of the com painant On her arrest she acknSw-
lodged taking the watch and gave up $40 part OF the
money received ON pawnng itat Kings pawn shop. No.
81 anal street. having obtained S22 on the pledge.
Justice fimpson committed Lucinda 60 prison. TO an
swer abe chsT9e at court
.f,,sH Suspicion - Officer Baker. of the Sixth
ward, arrested yesterday, woman called Anu Kelly,
suspicon Of stealing $50 from the person of Jams
DoIan She was detained for further hearing
Sieoiing Sortetgns - Officer Collins of the First
ward arrested yesterday, a by che name of Mi
chsel McDonoush charge Il stealing FIVE soveregns
from Ann Ryan an emigrant ust arrived In this ,un.
Try. The suspicion was very strong against him
thozipg Juftice Lobrop to commit HIM TO prison for
a further examination
Builey, ON Monday night entered the premises occu
pied by Ellen h, Inpson, No 70 Mercer street and sio
ently assaulted Ellen mt the same time endeavoring to
e&tort money Officers Coles and Miller took the ac
custd into custody snd Justice Blskeey held him to
bail 20 answer the charge
The Case Il -sid1man Kelly The case now pending
involving the sobrety Of Alderman Kelly of the Six tn
ward before Justice Mountiort viii be summed up by
cour stl on both sid.s, thursday next The msgs-
tates decision may, therefore, be expected time
the Il, otion
Scenes Bto,e Justice Lotiyop Quite number of pri.
scntrs we're brought into court on Monday morning,
presenting god evidence Of the industry OF the police
men duiing the night previous Among the crowd
were the usual number Of ioaters thieves and vaga
bonds bearing evidence ~ bruised faces aud
ollep heeds The ut prisoner calico ud ent,
Irishman, by the name Of Luke Toole The comp.aia
ant against him little. red faced sailor BY the
nams Of John Kennedy, belonging 70 the steamshp
Cresoebt City Kennedy stated % the that the
accused invited him into porter house at No 10
a. hiDgton street snd asked bin 20 dTiok A soon
AZ be drank, ToOle turned around aud said - y ow,
Tooles, drew from hs pocksta knife aud said To me-
81 live at Wilhsmsburgh aud AN b-und 10 have some
oney to pay my way The planaDt then broomiug
alarmed .Bdeavored 20 make bis cape from the house
by the back yard aud amoered over the fence into
boat builders shop. Here he was pursued by rOole
who pulled him out. knocked him down, kicged him
and tool from his pocket 81 80 IN money. and of
The friend OF Kennedy Informed the police OF the out
rage and officers Burke and Coiiios pursued foolr,
who trying 20 max. his escape IN. prisoner had
nothing To FAY to the charge, than that he was
drunk at the time, and not aware Of what had
taken place The magistrat took the com plant on
charge OF robbery In the first degrees. lie was com.
united 10 prison.
The next prisoners called we're two decent looking
men by the names q Samuel Aims and Iohu $ Fay
lor Aims IL a.ems, Is the rst mate OF the ship Cor
neiia emo Taylor the doctor of the ship Goth tHce
me bon the appearance Of having been rag
spree The doctor who carries a nand some sandy
noustscbe aud rhshers IA his shrt sleeves minus
his coat and hat The mate appeared to have lab red
under tbe inoencr 81 liquor, anu he doctor Was
aiciug a. Mind Of regulator ILey were bptn charged
with being druBk ard disor.erly aud assauiiing the
pol,c.msn Ofhcer kruso of the Fret ward msie the
charge aud represented that the mate aud ihs Doctor
lats a. night their WAY o. che chip and inter-
fered with hib in the aiscbafz his duty dsting
him D. sht aud going on board the ship, chan get
their dr. and csins back again sev.ral times AIMED
with club ana made assault ON the ofeer, and
prevented from doing injury BY the arrival u tso
ether offcess. aud the doctor AID the mate were
tfen arrested aud taken 90 the station house
Aims beHg ssked what be had 20 say, Remarked
a at he unable tea What trtn-piEed he had
come friends, aud vas considerably In liquor fhe
Justice remarked. that he wouls put stop 10 such
rowdy ism ana assaults CA the officers, therefore he
shouid hold them zach 60 bail ia tue sam Of $500 to
snsver th. charge NJ court Ia default II WHOM they
we're conveyed 10 prison
The u. xt prisoner called wan a tail fellow wearing
light colsd o,sIcoat, by the name Of James Lungso,
q driver Of OF the Motel stages Officers Ks.is aud
Jorbush OF tb. Fifth ard PR ferred charge agsinst
th,ir duty IL SEM, by the statement. made D. the
of GERS, that 6gbt and disturbance took pa.e la
OF III fame tocafsO at 40 ihuma- stfe-t which
"A police called 20 queil, aud la 20 cuug were
yto.Lty ssFAuIted by the prisoner The prisoner, Ia
e defence staf that he 80 fact peace maker
Two fisbds ct hi were fighting together aad he
oiiy stepped tor the purpUe OF separating the con
t,ioiDg parties, whsu the oicrrs came In AID took
Lola 81 him. Abd lulg-d bin oil 10 tbesiaiiOn house,
"a doiug they beat him the head and body
with then clubs. lie MED striking the officers but
oniy pUth,d thsmis tti. ie certainly bore marks o.
Layits been roughly haudled HIS head was cue coat
torn aud fputied over Eith blood. The Justice or
dsrsd tre ~ the officer % be- tskcn an the
wa bsid to bal answer toe charge ~ toe
Court ~ se.fions Daring the day snothsr complaint
vas msde sssintt this James Luhigao by Eliza VIII
amr. who keeps buuse d,sre yute AZ NO - Duaue
strtet He with tome twenty-five 0thsrs made an A.
cult ths house tnrosi several large paving stones
through the wiudov. swAsbiDg blinds aud stnd0S
fah tie hsvy stones striking sitb great violence In
the Iaror aud tad any struck the gis ther'iu, sho
teai,d ia he room the causeIueuce. you'd have
ban fatal \ ued f"r the accused agd
otheff Who were participation Va the riot
two young giris psxt arsHned before the ma
pttrate by the names 81 vary Ann uuriey aud fuima
Burton aged about 40 90 " sears both having 80
tspsd fr.m the MaeJsl-ne AFyium Omcer rorhush
to'U.d the Court that he t~nd tntm IN he society
81 tyo big negfors lipa t0gsths % MOL 81 Antnoby
street he girls prefeudd e. be much Affected. aud
allow ed ~ 60 they would never BE- caught agtn
With coioreo mes he ruasstt1te. however. Thought
oih.rvise, aud committed them both 70 prison ior
fuTth,r examination
Naval intelligence.
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