The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-06
Police Intelligence.

Disaracefai RON IN Roosevelt Strees.-At late hou
Saturday night a serious took place the pre-
misses No. % Roosevelt street, between a number OF
negroes orgna ting from slight quarrel and super
induced from unusual flow of bad rum, In which one
Of them named Henry Carter had his head cut and
bruised in most shocking manner by W. H. Douglas,
also coored, who thereupon fred at three times by
the former with revolver, without OBJECT; Of the
balls, however, struck woman, named Anne Louisa
Chaplin, in the ANGLE inficting painful wound The
wounded woman was conveyed to the New York Hosp
tai for medical assistance. The Fourth ward police
coming up at this time succeeded in arrestng Messrs
Douglas and Carter, who, much against their w were
until examination tales place.
Arrest for Burglary Committed in Brooklyn.-Some
days ago the jewery store Of William Tce of Atlantic
street Brooklyn burglariousy entered and the
rrietor robbed Of large amount Of valuable property
No clue obtained TO who the burglars were, al
sion, until Saturday, when officer Hoyt, Of the Tenth
ward police Of this city discovered German Of rather
doubtful character named Michael Abbe passing through
Division street under somewhat suspicious circumstan
ces. and thinking that he ''on the lay" to .
vulgar EXPRESSION arrested him In his possession
found number of silver spoons, which upon examine
ton proved to be the property Of Mr. Tce Of Brooklyn
Able was brought to the Tenth ward station house,
preparatory to being sent to Kings county for trial
gury.--0fcer Wallace Of the Eighteenth ward police
arrested . man named Giovanni Corsu who has been,
police charge Of having burgarously entered the
store of Henry Wocley, No. 1e5 Third avenue, and
the premises about $ZUO worth Of clothing
and plate The property found in the possession Of
the accused by the officer. On being taken before JUS
tce Stuart at the jefferson Market Police Court yestcr
day, he stated that he had formerly been employed
OF the river police but being discharged about six
weeks age, he compelled by want aud privaticn to
commit the crime charged against him. He com
mited to prison 10 stand his trial in default OF q 900
bail
Hishwoy Rclbeyy.--ofccr Butler aAd others, of the
Sixteenth ward police arrested three men, named Patrick
Lumberg James Anderson, and John Riley, charged
lie complaint Of Eominck Ryder of los West Twenty
sixth street, with having Friday night last, the
Of Eighth and Twenty -third street,
knocked him down and fcrcbly taken from his possess
sion gold watch and chain valued at $780, with which
they escaped Yesterday the prisoners taken he
fore Justice Stuart at Jefferson Market where they
identified by the complainant the who had robbed
him few nights previous They were committed for
further examination.
Buronriousiy katerinq Shoe Stoye--A German youth
named Joseph Frcick arrested yesterday by officer
Farley Of the Fourteenth ward police, charge Of
having huglario usly entered the boot and shoe store Of
Joseph Moner No lis Broadway and stealing thcrcfrom
quantity Of boots aud shoes valued Mt sso3. The pr
soner when arrested by ofcer Farley had pair Of
boots stolen FRI the premises Of Mr. Moncr which
identified by him as his properly. Although Frelck
stated iba lac bought the articles in Newark IN ~, he
taken before Justice Welsh at the Essex Market
Police Court, who committed him TO prison 70 await