The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12
Police IntellIccpoe.

esrr. lo:--anemptst BsrsieyA fellow calling hi.-
self Williams was arrested In the act Of attempting
to force entrance to inner door In yelling
house No. 442 Greenwich street, ocoupied BY Henry
Dewsr In this room was quantity of silver smou Mt
Ing $500 which the rogue was sndss NJ
70 force entrance to tor the purpose OF stealing
JureniIe Play "A boy by the name BENZ smio Hun
phrey, arrested yest srday b. ooer Mann OF ths
SEVENTH ward, on a charge OF staboing, with knife
another boy 10y the name of Norris Osborn rssdns st
No ~ Monroe street. This wound vas serious but not
considered dangerous. The accused boy was commit
ted to prison by Justice Mountfort for trial.
.4rrea Of Tro Je,e Piekpockeis.- Ofhcsr Read ar
rested on Monday night two Jew pickpock ts calling
themselves Wolf Levy and Jsoob Lazy, whom me
ocer detected In the act OF picking the pockets Of
various persons in crowd congr-ssted In front Of
Gepin's hat ttore, In Broadway The rosues had ex-
trscted a memorandum book from the po;ket Of Mr..
Donaldson. They both taken into custody, and
the property found In the possession OF of the
rcgues They both aittsd to prison ior trial.
.4n Assault Nth Piiriol "A Dutchmsn by the name
Of John Gardner, srrested yesterday. charge
Of throwing quantity of oil Of vtiol the clothing
OF Catharine Knox, Sarah McCohn, Mary Cumiugs and
Mary Lsrkins; all these women were SEATED on the
stoop OF the house where they resided at No IFS East
Sixteenth street 1t seems that their clothing Wa
nuchburnta with the vitrol but luckily their persons
escaped II seems that dispute had taken place be-
tween Gardner and the women. who all reside on the
same pre- misses, which led the sccusedto committing
the outrageous assault The prisoner was conveyed
before Justice McGrsth who committed him to prso.
for trial, In default Of 81, 900 bail
FaIse Pretences.-A genteel looking young man BIZ
the name Of jacob Keton, was arrested 5sstsrdsy.
by ofac<r Curry, Of the Third ward police charge
Of obtaining eleven empty liquor casks valued ut S
from 3. 8. Wykof. grocer, No. 102 Yes,y street. Il
that last Wednesday the accused purchased the
casks, represe nting that he was cooper and doing
business No $40 Water street, the casks we're tax
away by Reton on the promise OF paying during the
day. Mr.. wykef believing his ttateInent to be true
the property v as delivered since which TINA Rstop
kept himself out of the way until yes wSsn bs
officer succeeded in taking him into custody Juetics
Lothrop committed the accused to prison further
bearing 1t seems that many other persons have been
defrsuded out of casks in the same manner
Arrest Of Female Boarder.-d Card. In thu HersH
Of yesterday under the head of Police Inteiixs
stolen from the Irving Hotel No Green wioh street.
while boarding there various articles such rs elk
dress unssr Linen pios cases gold and silver coin,
made against me by A. D.. Y. Henriquss QUO Of tha
proprietors Of the house. All wish to cay at pre-
tended Offset fer complaints preferred BY me
last week sgainst Mrs. Henriques and Mr.. Isaaos
by them upon my person, and for which | have
alsoconmenced two suits for d mages 1 have more
over Instituted two other actions against the three,
me. This is the key to the whole matter.
IL is enormously stated, that q majority Of the
articles miseing, alleged to have been stolen.
found in my possession" Mr.. IL. accom- panisd with
an ofhcer came to my room Saturday after having
been served with tho civil processes afore me ned
longing TO her This undoubtedly brighten
and intimioste me. The officer observed that he hal
no authority or search warrant, but IL would SUBJ
init to the search he would proceed to make one. I
unhetitstDgly him leave at the time telling
mrs H. tnAs nao Two oirty pillow cases and dirty
towel belonging her which she had given me TO
and which had brought away uong my dirty olothes
and intended to have washed and back but II she
thought had anything else they could make asearoh.
She replied that they were not what she after.
The ohoer, rather the then proceeded forth
with to empty my trunks, baskets So. aad after ran
sacking my whole wardrobe. failed to INT anything
that belonged to her though she laid claim ono 81
my old towels, and to another towel owed by lady
who is living with me. These she took away, aud
which Is the total Of all that either found or
taken. But as this rudeness aud injury was hardly
R<ta for tav 4.
TO the law redress aua protection for my person
and character, this charge was rumped up on Mon
day, and was arrested Malice has, 80 tar had its
way; but justice will sleep forever aud look
forward to the time when my character sh be vndi-
Gated and justice be meted out to those have OPP
pressed snd persecuted me In the meantime let the
jsde ment II my friends and the public bs
until the truth falsty Of the charge against me ID
established by the proper tribunal
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