The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-06

tOuineforts heletropsordss dollichos purpuma.,
Police IateilixeuCo.
Arrest Of Dishonest Cdrtn Erbes. Goods Officers
Tusx and Issscs, of the Firth police ys day
rested sh,e men, named James Bro Philip Wtnsns,
ard James Burns cartmen In ,he smpo OF ths Erie
karosd Company charged with embe zziDg various aru
cles OF property placed in their
Is is bsleved amour ting to many hundred dollars II
seems that for some time past hsvc been made
to the company from merchants residing the Eastern
States informing hem Of the arrival of cir goods
The agent Of toe company ultimately applied to Captain
Carpenter, Of Fifth ward police ars he so,n devised
q method by which the guilty parties brought
above PANIED cartmeu and yestsrday ons Of them was
seen to drive of vith three barrels Of eggs valued t5
which sold to j. Cock residing Spring street, at
reduced price, On examining the books kept BY tina cart
men ehowirg account Of their business vita tho
paDy in the delivery Of merchandise, found ,h&t
large number ef hs entries made therein were falss
The names Of the clerks of steamboats, to whsm 1t had
been represented The soods mad bssn shipped had been
The aoouS %o
fore Justice Stuart, and az examination will be gons
into THU day.
tween II and IL O'Clock, two men, named john Dolau
and John Clark we're brought to the station house OF the
fouzteen'h vaId BY some citizens from Centre street be
tseen Grand aud Hester streets appears that they
walking up Centre street when they in COLI
zion with party Of three four Germans Clark struck
Of the Germans and received stAb u the and
. the Doan still more severely cut
about the face and neck in four different places Dfs
Douglas ard Jackson dressed their wounds, and pro
pouEced Dosn In critical condition from the loss OF
blood Clark sent home and D0lan conveyed to the
City Hospital Early Moudsy morning Capt Scatlif ar
rested Beckhurst and Either SUSPICION Etber being
identified BY Clark OF the party present during the
ARRAY but he could not say whether no was the man
that cut him or not The two Germans were conveyed
before Justice Welsh, who detained them for an sxai
nation.
Rio and Conflict nth the PoliceArrea Of Nine Of the
Assasldnts-On Sunday evening disturbance occurred
in the OF Battle stuHted in Thirty second stree
near Eighth avenue among number oi inhss,ants IN
that vicinity. Officers Holt and Ward OF the TTentoth
| uavd to thr III
aAsnts ie upon the officers, Ward gss sta2ptd radss
the.it arm .ith lnfs which peretrhtsd through lbs
Guilty. tusstsa.a IN arrssting Some OF the most
troubletome persons concerned In tho ther
cessD a. james Msassl J.o.s Dalton, wlla i,onau,
Joseph Dempsey James Ks,rick Felix McCsusliu, aud
Owen Casey. The prisoners we're sn conveyed before
alleged Charge Of Perjury Officer Carsill Of the
Second district police yeststday arrested Lson Lswea
berg on warrant issued by Justice Stuart wherein
hc star ds charged with swearing falsely in suit pen
Ing befors Justice OConnor Of the sscond judicial dis
trict between William Gerhsrdt and Leon LIE weinberg,
that on the fst day Of August last, past motion
beipg msde postpone the trial. which on account
assigned b, James H. Henry to ths said William Gar
/ ba1dt and on which said Gsrbardt sued Lewenburg
For the Of postponipg the trial Ia alleged
that Lewsnbarg SAT forth Ia an a avit that cartan
william Po,s could testify TO the payment Of $50 in
settlement OF said claim that this occurred about two
years and hsf ago but this witness cannot state the
exact date and further that the said wftess was then
Mr. Gsrhsrdt to befalse and untrue The accused was
ton that he was Istivs o poSnd sixty seven ysars
of age. and resides ct Yorkvile BY occupation opt
cisn In answer to the charge the prisoner ssys-l am
ton Of lawyer Mr. ssyre. and testified only to what
then believed and knew to be the truth. The magis
trnte required bail In the sum Of $500 to answer the
charge:
Gsms young ~ CONS man, na%eaM ": Cnspin was %
whom, calling himself Thomas Jsmison, captured
by the Fifth ward police and is now in PRISON Mr..
duced to 60 visit of pleasure 1t will be useless to
peat the 90 often told story respecting betting on the
Of the city banks to bold colAtera security oa
their arriving back to New York Mr. Chaplin bsgaa to
leave, he called out "Stop thief" and they of
Mr. shopp stopped Jamison, who was handed over to the
In g. o IN
and broken bank bills. also the patent safe Both
pursued by the police dovn the of stewards
offence having been perpetrated lin New:Jsrsey, the
prisoner was held to await requsieion from the au
charge Of Fhlse Pretenoes-OGcsr Patterson OF the
lo~er police court returned yesterday from Albany hsv
ing in custody man named Alexander McIess on .
dealep, Of No. 1872 Broadway, with having sbsansd
y
amounting TO $780, on credit Of t.enty FIVE days un-
DER rtan false approximations alleged by tue
psinsnt The promissory note given for the goods
met at maturity; hence the criminal prosecution.
Tbe gstrAte held the accused bail in the Of
81, co., to answer the charge The required bail
evon. and Mr.. Mclean was liberated from custody.
A DiSh0neu Scyrdnt Yesterday, Captain Sca,lf, of
the Fourteenth wsrd po loo, arrested An Irish girl,
named Sophia HutchinsoR charge Of stealing gold
watch and chain together with five bresstpns earrings
60 valued at hundred and twenty dollars the pro-
gs,t Of Mr. Mary De Boss. residing At No. u South
Fourth street. Williamsburg. II seems the accused had
been engaged domestic In the family, and left sud
denly taking with her the above named articles Of jew
siry Tho captain Of police when he searched the pr
soher found her person all the stolen property She
subequenty admitted her guilt and taken bsfors
Justice Wood who committed her TO prison for trial.
Suspicion Of Stealing God Cofn.-A complaint was
made yesterday againat . man charged with stealing
$50 In gold CON- the property Of Charles 0vernder re
siding at No IA Thirty 6rst street, AppeArs that the
accused and the complainant sept in the same room,
and whom the complainant awoke In the morning he
missed his money and the accused had ESCAPED. war
has bean sued by Justice Stuart for the arrest Of
the fpected person.
Manufacturing Obscene Books and Prints -Iieutsnant
Dunn, of the Twentieth ward and officers OBfien and
Mclaughlin and Joseph Clusman, the complaint Of
Timothy OConnel, OF No. 25S East Fourteenth street.
charged With manufacturing obscene books and prints
Mclaughlin hspt his place at No. Spring street. and
NcIAughlin's place number Of obscene prints were
found The accused parties conveyed before Justice
Stuart who held them each to bail In the Of $500 10
answer the charge In default Of which they
mitted.
Domestic Intelligence.
There will be . general meeting Of the friends Of
temperance In Connecticut Of Merden, on Wednesday
The trunk box msnufactory Of James B. Bunum, In
South Providence destroyed by fre the I'd inst