The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-03
Police Inteiligence.

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Chsvse of Robbery Magnss crested yesterday
German by the name Of Adolph Rsgsl, charge Of
breaking open writing dssk 1t the Shakes Hotel
OF Duane ssd VILLAIN streets aud stealing there
$3.50 in money, the property Of the proprietor
the hotel. Justice Moantfort committed the accused
to pri.cn to answer the charge
Fifth ward, arrested, Wednesday, Madame Julia A
Bloodgood on bench warrant issued by the Court Of
Sessions in consequences Of indictment having been
found BY the Grand Jury charge Of obtaining $50
worth OF dry goods from Mr.. Mcnasl Myers, No. ass
Brosdwsy under false ssd fraudulent representations
appears that few months ago, In August last, Ma
dame Bloc dgood called at the store Of the
and asked credit for the above amount and represent
ed as alleged by Mr. Myers that she owned the house,
furniture &c that she then occupied situated ct No
II St. Marks Place On these Representations, the
goods were sold-nstssd Of which, the property be-
loDged to Mr.. Codwise, and only leased by Ma
dame Blooeeooa The above statements under
stand are about the msin facts In the case. Justice
Morntfort committed Madame to prison, In default OF
bail.
.ano'h~ Siung shot Case.-A fellow, called Thomas
Williams sias johnson arrested. Wednesday by
oflcer Wilson Of the Fifteenth ward. 1t seems Will
lsms stands charged with committing an assault With
slune. shot, on the Goth of Deesmber last Justice
MoGrath committed the accused to prison Tor trial.
Ph9air Bank Robbers Two notorious indi viduas call
ed Tom Ksnouse and Levi Cole we're arrested by officer
Bower OF the Chiefs Office, the Sth instant upon
reQuisiton OF the Governor of Rhode leland charged
with robbing the PhceBx Bank at Westerly OF about
SIC COO In the month OF Deesmoer last kanouss was
arrested In New York. and Cole In Paterson, N. j.
and when taken to Westerly ON the 10th nst, after
lengthy examination sn the above charge, they were
Justice George Crose ia default of GOO bail each
for their a. trial AZ the next term Of the
soners defended by Colonel Updyke, Of frovi-
dence. ana Mr. Dickinson On the part OF the prose-
euton, the Hon N. F. Dixon, Of Rhode Island, ably
represented the Attorney General Of Rhode Island
MIR. Bswysr AIDED in the above arrest by officers
Cole and Reea and by Sheriff Lane, OF Paterson 1t
vas thowp by tho evidence that both the prisoners
we're Clearly identiaso by respectable and reliable
witue.tes with having arrived In the vicinity Of the
bank On the Saturday. when the bank vas robbed oo
rhA Eyfnd nxoh tnttnn and hHfl fhA I'D
we're to leave Westerly early Monday morning.
and proceed directly for New York by the Long Island
railroad Some very remarkable and astoundiu facts
are Yet to d.velope themselves respecting this bank
robbery, tha Kssouee and Cole haze been for some
tine past the pet " steel pigeons Of certain clique
before! Who humbugred the bank folks?
II Barber 9fair-Quite an affair came of on Tues
DAY. before Justice Mountfort between two gentlemsn
knight of the razor. and the other knight of
the pencil The name OF the former is John Corrso,
barber OF No 1877 Broadway, and the other, painter
name Of Camille Donbsrumma The difficulty arising
between these two personsees was In consequences Of
bimsen, much to the annoyance ofCorrao who nndins
likewise that mis- wife srtistcsy inclined, spoke
fence the artist, s armed himself With loaded pistols
Isle knives and daggers and threatened to sacrifice
the life Of the barber he dared to interfere with
the private arrangements going on between himself
and the wife The barber at these thrssts began TO
get frightened especially when he observed that his
deludsd wife absolutely packing up her clothing
to eope These facts being before Justice Mount
fort warrant was issued for the arrest of Camille
and officers Evans and OKeefe brought the desperate
artist before the court The magistrate the prison
being brought before hn could scarcely
. word he said, rs he spoke but very Indifferent Eng
sh; but the magistrate made the artist under.
stsad that be required bail for his good Behaviour for
six months in the sum Of $500 default OF which, be
committed to the Tombs All the barber required
seems wssthst the prisoner should bs made to keep
Away from his wife. AS the barber expressed himself
"DAt lis wife and de painter much too dick
together and he believed, agoins to away TO-
gether to California vich he did not wish"
Arrest Of Young Bvgiars.-Officers Leggett and
Robb of the Eleventh ward arrested, Tuesday four
boys, called John hughs, Alexander Campbell, Barney
Curry, and James Kearney, on charge " breaking
into the shop Of Brooks e. Cumpipgs No 123 avenue
and stealing therefrom Q lot Of copper. The young
rascals also obtained to the Iron SAFE aud
ried of 500 In money. The young burglars we're coz.
veytd before Justice Osborne, who committed them all
TO prison for trial
.4rrsa for Horse Sfealing.-Onlo-r Malonsy, OF the
Second ward police succeeded Tuesday In srresting
William Ryan, Q charge Of ste iing . horss aad
wagon In con pany with Matthias Kerr, the property
Of Martin rbioin The accused was caught ct New
Utrecht Long Island. Justice Mountfort committed
the accused to prison for trial
.s.sruiiins an Oficer.-A disturbance occurred on
Mondsy night ct the Zion lcoiorsd) church, corner
CT Leonard and Church streets, among the darkiss,
and Jehp Cruser stout negro Threatened to STAB
another black man. in Church street. Ohser Ritter,
of the fifth called In quel the disturbance,
when Cruger drew . large pocket knife. opened the
big blade and made thrust ~ the body OF the ofcer
Tie point Ct the knife struck button on the onic-rs
cca ust above the region Of the heart which luckily
turned the direction II tie knife and thus saved the
fatal wound. The officer finally succeeded In taking
him into custody, and Justice Mountfort committed
the accused to prison for trial