The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10
Police Intelligence.

cdMssn 70 HdcA Di.rs-Peter Burley, driver Of hack
No 2lS vas brought before the Mayor yesterday,
ola gentleman fare than allowed by law added to
which was considerable amount Of abusive language
y and imposed fine of go Burley refused to paw the
Gne and In default thereof the Mayor committed him
Reckless Shoot;ng-The police Of the Nineteenth ward.
on Tuesday, arrested man named Jacob Goodwin q
charge OF recklcssy dschargng pistol loaded with
named Kearns. 1t seems that Goodwin was pas ing
along Fifty seventh street the dwelling house Mr.
the pistol as alleged at dog but missing the dog The
contents of the pistol took effect the person Of Mr.
took Goodwin before Justice Mcrath who detained him
in prison for examination.
Assault with s1umg Sho.-A young man named
violently asaulting George Faber with sung shot On
searching the person Of the accused the sung shot
NcGrath, who committed him to prison for trial
A Dishonest Mate Of Vessea-Onicer Furlong Of the
Rockn, foney second mate Of the ship IndeUendencs
at sl44 81 and two boxes Of Chinese vermon valued ss
hundred and thirty -four doars-n all valued at s27s 81
the property of James Foster, No. 70 South street.
On the arrest of the prisoner he acknowledged ia
the policeman that about three months since when he
was second mate of the said ship he carried of from the
vessel while lying at pier 20 East river the pieces Of
sreod cloth and the vsr%On and further that twenty
gs Bowery for $25 cash and $40 ready made clothing
Inc v S ne sold to Henry Waron corner Of Bur
Deng shown TO Justice Bogar Rocklf committed To-
prison for trial.
German. named Winchestans Kubats on warrant ia.
sued by Justice Boeart wherein he charged with
sending varons letters merchants defaming
the character Of Antoine de Ieyer brewer doing busi-
ness at 1e Twenty-sixth street It appears that Mr.
Abram Haley Jr No. So Warren street. received letters
of the like nature cautionng him to beware of Mr. de
leycr, as something wrong In his business affecting
the interest of Mr. Halsey These anonymous letters were
sent only to merchants TO whom the Complainant was in
buain danfi
intending tonure the credit Of Mr. dc Leyer in their est
nation The hand writing identified to be that OF
hubats, and the magistrate held the accused bail
in the OF $780, to the charge in desaut OF
which he was committed to the Tombs.
4oli7onsors Driving IN Broadtcay-Arrest ri Stage
Drico-Oticer Wildey, of the Second District Police
Court on Monday arrested John Ideler driver stage
charge of wfuy running his stage on the 18th DAY Of
December Last into the cart Of James McGuie, while in
Broadway, thereby throwing Mcclure from the cart in
most violent manner iniuing his person severely. Jus
tice McGrath held the accused TO bail to answer the
charge in default OF which he committed to prison.
Clogw IF Fb'se P,ee''ces.oficers Bowling and lord,
Of the Sixth ward police arrested Sunday afternoon
man named Charles Lewis, alias Carey on charge Of
chant No Ia Water street. by false and fraudulent rep.
resentations It appears that Lewis called at the store
that he had forty barrels Of beans and
barrels Of dried apples their way this CITY, on the
Hudson River paroad valued at near $4OO and exhibit.
81. AIBASs, Vermont, Jan. "a, 1883.
voen, n gpSd order from Charles Lewis BY the
idtiHoad forty barrels u
beans and <wenty one barrels Of dried apples
j. d. FOSTER, Freight Agent.
Inc receipt appeared to be genuine and Mr.. Bradley
believed the representations, and advanced 500 the
property, and received the freight receipt in order tor
secure the property when it arrived subsequently It
was ascertaned that the representations false and
fraudulent and that Lewis about leaving the city,
having engaged himself steward board the ship
fagle bound for Australia which vessel the officers
FOUND him on Sunday took him into custody brought
nm before the magistrate who committed him to prison
to await further hearing
fhHTo ,seey
pending against Captain Close and his mate Robt Saun-
ders, OF the bark Loretto Fish, charged with cmbezzng
a portion Of the cargo, 1.-THE case was, ON Monday,
brought up before Justice Bogart hearing and for
the want OF lega jurisdiction the magistrate dismissed
the sharge-the evidence showing that the sugar
bezzled from the hogshead done while at sea and
therefore not within the jurisdiction of this State
Stealing Sails from a VSsel-0ncer Dryer, Of the
First ward, on Tuesday night arrested n black man
named Vincent Van Bergen, and white man called
Theodore Becker whom the officer caught In the act Of
stealing from pier No H. two large sails belonging to
the ship New York. valued at $780, the property Of Capt
Inc larceny was clearly proven and Justice Boz
trial. "