The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-26
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

Inronrarr Aasrsr OF AN oLp BuReLas -one,r
sion In New York, notorious burglar named CHARLES
Carlow, who rendered himself quite conspicuous last
winter In his successful burgares In various part. Of
this city warrant was Issued In February Tor his
but the officers BILE to lay thrir hants
upon him until Tuesday last lie vas committed for
examination on two charges-one for roboing the
house of Miss Pinckam, corner OF Joral.mou aad
Henry streets taking therefrom several articles Of
Mchse Trapped in the FIRST ward and stoisn two sod
watches, valued at about hundred dollars each.
Arr.srr TO MuRpsR.-Janes Flanagan and Betsy
Ksarney Wednesday arrested by oIncer slurss
on charge of violently assaultng aud beating ANA
tho wife ofthe former parties
live at the corner Of Columbaand State street aud the
assnilants we're evidently intoxicated The instrument
ufed In the assault sites 81 wook about three
inches In diameter aud three feet long poor
the blows received at the hands Of monster In hu
shape.
JossTHAr Brrcnorr.-It Ia rumored that this no
torious individual was seen In Broad say Tuesday
lsst. during the march OF the procession.
EfAins.rior 90 Mas PAsr,s .,D RosrHr T.rLon
These parties we're brought before Justice John p.
Smith on charge OF having aided and sbrtted "a the
escape OF Jonathsn Beecroft, from on, Wright,
FRIDAY last IL stated by several TOR the
prosecution. that both the defendants in CON
psny With Beecroft on Saturday nignt the evening
sfier his escape. IL also stated that all three
Mt the house Of Ms Miller corner OF Ftusbax
avenue and the Old Peck Slip Road: that Taylor at
the request Of Beecroft went after Mr.. P,rk.r -hs
cane TO Mrs Miller's at about ten O'Clock. aud
mpaned back part Of tn. way by Taylor aud Bee
croft and afterwards by Taylor tn. jastice h,asht
ker. and accordingly discharged her from custody.
Taylor was remanded for fur her examination
PoLIcg Nsws.-James Flanagan. Oathsrine Plan
naghn. aud Betsy Kearney were brought out ~ jail
yesterday afternoon, for examination q cha &c u
having committed violent assault and battery
Ann flapnspsn. John Reilly testified, that he heard
scresms Of murder about nine O'Clock raesday
piug. and upon looking out sav woman attsms ing
to get out 81 the window head hr. and another
pulling her back BY her hair; -tnsss taeu s-nt Ia
company With others and sa~ Ann stretch, UPON the
floor, bleeding and seneeless. she carried dowa
stairs and her wounds dressed jobs Bo.t wick testi-
to assist his wife In hous.hold matters the evening
In quetion the two female defendants anne into mis-
apartments and dragged her away With them SHORTLY
alter he heard the shri.ks Of murder great -cuf
fling and saw the woman brought down stairs ins-psi
bic Several other vi n~sses we're examined but no
further evidence bearing upon the point elicitsf
There appearing to be nothing which tended to crimi
nat. james fisnnsgsn. he dischargei the others
we're held to await the result Of the beating which they
inflicted
A couple q pictpocke,s Who we're arrested on Mon.
dsy last during the march Of the procession w-rs
brought before Justice John Smith for exsminstipn
yesterday. The property found in th-ir possession
consisted ~ several pocket handkerchif u Oh ch
hsd all the Insignia % Odd feosship The Justice
pi,es notice. that the probably aid in the
conviction Of the thief aud recover his property
Robert Taylor, who was supposed 60 have been cone
cerpsd In the escape ofJonathan Beecroit brought
out yesterday morning for examination. but antlly
rmSnded the Justice not being ahlr 10 attend - w.
hccipkNr-A son Of cx. Alderman Mcdonald f,li
rom tree IN Bridge street Monday last and broke
bic leg He " e we'll AZ good physicians and Kind
nurses render him.