The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-25

Police Intelligence.

Arrest of Daring B,iyyiar.-Bstw een eleven and
known 70 the police es Charley Hawkins aided BY an
accomplish ed the tenant hOase No 90 Csdar street.
fer the purpose Of robbery Mr. James o. Bierne one OF
the pants Of the house heard slight knock at his
door, but he at the time engaged in dressing did
not the call Soon after he heard knock ing at
other doors the 9or, and feeling anxious to
ascertain who the parties could be- Mr.. Becne looked
through the hole and at the opposite occupied
b. Davsd Izler, who was absent he saw man with q
chise in his hand pryipg open the door, As the
door pryed open the rogue beckoned to his accom-
believing the TO be thieves from their actions went
his window and called ont robbers robbers thieves 7"
&c This alarmed the burglars who fed down stairs and
when in the street. towards Broadway and the
other towards Greenwich street. The given
caused the Of Ha wilkins who tripod BY
citizen snd secured by officer HILL OF the First ward;
the other made his escape The accused was
conveyed before Justice Bosart who committed him to
prison for trial During the day officer Bowling arrested
named Fitzgerald charge Of being the escaped
acccmplice of Hawkins. The prisoner detained by
the magistrate.
MoneyA Conflict acth the Police On Saturday evening"
q nan named Henry Lnbe, and another named Moses
Here we're crested BY Captain squi!es and Office
ing to Patrick Salmon and George Free stage drivers
Of CoItaDds street lice 81 bill on the Ocean Bank
Bank Of Paterson New Jersey, both dsfuuct inssisu
TORS and receiving in change good money Moses Herze
tie Of h du1 ss Ms
sautbg the officer II appears that the stage drivers
called officer Wells to arrest Lobe and when the off
Of Lobe. and effected rescue. Just at this moment
Captain Squire to the assistance of the officer and
received blow frrm some one which knocked him down
The Captain, however recovered his position and
succeeded In asan capturing Lobe. and also in taking
into custody Moses Herze on charge of aiding the
prison to escape, and likewise assautng the police.
TIE two accused parties taken before Justice welsh
who committed them to prison in default of bail in 81 O0O
to stand trial
Doing Business cut of Cour.-Some few Gays ago
Mr. Cruder cf II Green ~ich street. robbed of Fix
gold watches, some jevelry and about 5000 in SASH
amounting in AL to the sum Of 5000. German, pect
ed having stolen the property was folio to Phii.
delphs there aested the charge, and the Mayor Of
Philadelphia induced to give commitment for the man.
holding him fugitive from justice. Instead of the
accused Danng in Philadelphia he consented to come
back to New York spd accordingly brought in
'ody to this cit, by Of the Of the scerS Of Phads
phia On arriving here the accused taken to the
First ward Socs staten, there kept for night, and the
next day tsksn away by constable and the folio wing
night locie up Agais in another station house The
prisoner removed from tbs last station hou e but
instead Of conveying him before magistrate he
ken to lager beer shop in the vicinity Of the Tomb aud
there arrangement took place among tho parties
which resulted n the Priones release froa custody
Some suspicion having been aroused that the
tic in the lager beer shop no. in accordance with
law the police have arrested the accused and Justice
Bogart has detained him for further examination.