The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-07

A Woman Sal1e ia an AgrayeA man OF respectable
appearance named James Hoare arrested Wednes
day night BY officer Knowles zoe fourth yard charged
r,-.plrx female, named Susan McInerny in the
neci with bayonet pistol nficting severe wound and
nearly severng the jugular ven The affair place
Wednesday evening At porter house near the corner Of
together and the prisoner had become Jealous of the con-
duct of the woman towards another They met in
the porter h0use and he accused her Of this She be-
came highly indignant and both got very angry and
Hoare drew the weapon and inflicted the injury She
Immediately taken to the New York Hospital where her
wounds were dressed Hoare locked up by Justice
Osborn, to await the result Of the injuries.
Compromising Felony.-ofcer Moore, of the Second
district police court yesterday brought to the city John
g. Ostrom, justice of the peace and Conrad Marguedar
constable of the Of Rhnebeck Duchess county N
T. whom he had arrested on warrant issued by Justice
McGrath in which they stand charged, complaint Of
Michael Mulyey of this city, with, compromising felony,
1t appears from the affidavit 6ls that in February last
constable of Rhinebeck had warrant for the arrest Of
party living in this city and that the accused brought
about settlement between the complainant and defend
ant and the orlner then refused to prosecute The
charge perjury and this procuring settlement Is al
legged to be illegal and hence arises the complaint for
compounding felony The accused will have an exam
Suspicious Charddes-Two notorious characters named.
Robert Simpson and David Hunter, yesterday
rested with quantity of wearing apparel in their
possession which is believed to be the proceeds Of bur
glary committed by them. They locked up BY JUS
tice Osborn to await examination The clothing can be
seen at the Sixth ward police station.
Chwg Of Rape.-A middle aged man, named John
Brady yesterday arrested by officer Sutton of the
lated the person of Margaret Sullivan girl Is years age
who had been bound to him by the orphan asylum in
Prince street. The accused taken before Justice
Welsh and held to answer the change.
Charge Of Fhse PTeences-John Hook, residing at No.
81 Ludlow street. was yesterday arrested by officers g.
sn it'll and Mansfield of the lower police court while he
at the Iatting Observatory charged with obtaining
by false pretences $500 worth of champagne wine from
MIR. George A. Thompson. The wine purchased in
1852 credit and the note given for it has not been
paid The alleged to have been made and
charged TO be false were that the prisoner was possessed
of 900 worth of real estate in this CITY, and amongst
it the Buena Vista House, in Grand street He held
to bail in the charge at the Court of Ses
sons Peter Van Asdale Of 142 Second street. is his
bondsman.
Enterstmen Of q Cerk.--Thomas Welch clerk in the
employ Of Richard McCarty grocer, at No. 2s Trinity
place yesterday arrested charged with embezzlng
money from his employer. He has been suspected for
several days and yesterday bank bills marked
and placed in the money drawer They missed,
and the arrest of the clerk found in his
sion brother of the prisoner, named William
WEIGH was also arrested, and on his person $500
were found, all of which he admitted having
ceived from his brother to keep for him. This money is
also supposed to have been stolen sm Mr. McCarty The
two young men were locked up by Justice Osborn to
await examination.