The New York herald., 1850-06-15
Police IutelIasens O.

Urss sls.s sAoi.-Ohacsr 0Brian, Of the Second
xars arrested Yesterday, man BY the n..: Of Albert
keeler, ON charge Of nhictinga violent blow on the
head q ;; II. BOelss. Il seems that Keller, and
several others went into the public house Of Boslss,
and being required to pay Kseer assaulted him on
the head with slung shot, inaeting severe and
dangerous wound Justice Lothrop committed the
accused to prison for trial.
CAarss er stesiins sirty Dollars -omssr Kane and
Reader Of the Fourth ward arrested yssssfaAy four
Lyman j. Eastman. william q. williams. Henry q.
Nichols and Maria Williams charge Of being con-
cerned in the stealing OF $50 from the OF Platt
Oaks while In . public house In Water street. All
the accused parties were detained for . further
SoLeitins Enisr~a Passewsers-A man called Chick
en- Bill was arrested, yesterday by officer Wood on
senss He WAS held to bail to answer
II Charge Of Stab6ins Yesterday, hearing
der confederation, before Justice Blesksy, In which
carpenter by the name Of Orin r. smith was charged
with violently asssulting John Caine labersr Of 85
West Eighteenth street four weeks ago innctng
confined Caine to the house for over twenty days.
Smith was also charged With violently assautng James
Connell with stone or brick The not
cluded when the court adjourned
.assisting P'isoners-A man by the name OF Stephen
Brown, was detected yesterday, BY ofhcer Fowler OF
and liquor through the cell window from adjoining
lot to the prisoners This Brown was caught In the
act. arrested and taken before Justice Blakely who
committed him to prison; thus making him Of the
insiders instead of Of the outsiders much to his
discomfort and surprise.
Sly Reynard Caught at Lasf-Oficer Furuold, of the
First ward succeeded yesterday in catching Richard
tscy ~ Ss more a r"sa sns h IRON .ns
shipping stealing therefrom valuable lots OF shps sails
and ropes Early yesterday morning, the officer de-
tected the prisoner Fox" having in his possession
studding sail and other sails all new, valued
$50 This funny fellow Of a Fox" with his accom-
before Justice Lothrop who consigned both Of them
the Tombs TO await owner for the supposed stolen
Young Larks on . Spree-The young bloods we're yes
erday brought before the magistrate, at Jefferson
Market Police by one OF the Twelfth ward police
men, on charge Of racing their ponies on the road
126th street, thus endangering the lives and
limbs of the peaceable portion Of the travelling
munity. The magistrate, after hearing the case al
lowed them to depart the promise that they would
not do the like again, and much doubt II they will
transgress, until the next time. Policemen Of the
Twelfth ward be the look out and arrest all such
reckless drivers especially those who have been in
dulging.
IL o'clock fire broke out in the camphine store No.
2ls Canal street, occupied by Mr. solomon 8. Riley,
tendance Of the fremsn On examining the premises,
1t became very evident that the fire the work Of
ing been broken open; and the csnphins from the
distributed over the floor, and then the fire ap-
piled sn,eo. during sns S.y rested on the fol
yid Cole. who taken into custody. and conveyed
before Justice Blskeley who detained them for fur
between Mr. Riley and his next door neighbor who Is
also dealer in csmphins. 1t alleged before the
would testify that the accused parties, or one Of
them, had want ed him TO fire the above named prem
SEES some four weeks since The will be further
Investigated to- day or to morrow
Chorge Of Robbery. Officer Woodbridge Of the Sixth
ward arrested Wednesday night, a man called
Francis Kelly residing at No 102 Eleventh street 1t
that Mr. Kelly passing along Canal street,
and when by the Of Elm street. four fellows
out Of = cellar and McKinna seissd Mr. Kelly around
the waist while the other three rined his pockets Of
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on with only the 81 On the alarm being given by
Mr. Kelly for help the above ofdcsr gave ohass and
arrested the accused. Justice Lothrop committed
him to prison for trial.