The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-02
Police Intelligence.

Charge of Rape --Gross Outrage upo~ a Young Girl
John M ss Fast %
CHER charge OF having on the 18th of June last,
with force and Violence had criminal intercourse with
Lees of 1872 East Twenty seventh street Barbara states
that she was hired by Frazers wife to to the house to
work. She was accommodated with bed in the house
ened Frazer getting into her bed when she states she
violently resisted him. but that all her efforts Of
avail and that he forcby violated her person She also
stated she did not cry out, from fear On her return
home, her mother observing that something was the
matter with her Questioned her when Barbara tcld her
ined who that there was no doubt Of the
Justice Clark and committed to prison for further
animation In default of bail in $4,000 Barbara is girl
Of slight make and chdike appearance and not at all
Hog Nuisdncc-Application was yesterday made by
Mr; Thomas Downing the City Inspector against the
ward Their as folows-the warrants were
granted and given to the captain of the Twentieth ward
avenue 50 hogs George buner DO q hogs Peter wsn
tle do IL hogs; Thomas Ames, Thirty Dnth street. II
hogs; James Morrison do II hogs Patrick Dougherty
do 10 hogs Peter Smith, do Is hogs Robert Greason
do Is hogs Dennis McCuEe, Fortieth street. Ninth
John Connor, do Ninth avenue, 80 hogs: Nearly the
whole Of tho number was arrested BY the Twentieth
ward police They we're taken before Justice Clark and
False Preences. ces.-Yesterday young man, named
Charles A. Lewis of No. 2f2 Broadway was arrested
by officers Patterson and Campbell of the lower police
court, charge Of having obtained thirty silver
watches and six gold watches, from the firm of D. Bach
IS, under the following circumstances Emile Favrs
of the firm of Bachelard Son, made affidavit
stating that the accused came and purchased the
watches in question, and gave check, follows, in
payment
New YORK, June go 1854.
NonrH RIVER BANK:
,reny:s Con- ssaea iSGf CH LEWIS sha
When the check presented at the bank the teller
ted that Lewis had account there had any
and had known heard OF such person A COM
Taint made and Lewis arrested by the officers
their buainess to him. when he edately proered to
them property which they took and besides politely
questcd him to bear them company. He was taken to
the Tombs, and committed BY Justice Stuart for exam
nation tf
Grand Larccny--Peter Riley was arrested by officer
Abern, OF the Fourteenth ward charge Of having
stolen tbitysx pairs of boot fronts the property Of
1t appeared that complainant had entrusted the goods
TO one Of his workmen, Jacob Dinigen to be crmped
and they were taken from him by Riley who stated
that Duffy had sent him for them. Riley taken
before Justice Welsh, by whom he held for exam
nation.
Fstonious Asauh 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing young men got into dispute in a rum shop
in Leonard street. respecting female. George Woods,
q oung man nineteen years OF age fancying she had
been insulted by Henry Young, struck him. when bat
tie ensued between them, during which Young received
q violent blow with decanter and stab with knife.
The disturbance was eventually quelled by the Fifth
ward police and Woods arrested and taken before
Alderman Howard by whom he held to bail In $500,
70 answer the assault.