The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16
/, Police Intelligence.

ARREST OF JOHN MORRISsEY, THE PUGILrST.
few days ago complaint made before Justice
Stuart, by man named Sidney Parker, against John
Morrssey for disorderly conduct and breach Of the
peace In offering TO put up 5000 to fight Bill Poole,
whercupon that magistrate issued a warrant for his
arrest and placed the in the hands Of ofcsrs Un
derhi and Moore attached to tho Jefferson market po-
lice court Morrissey notaed to appear at court,
which he promptly did, Here Justice Stuart decided
that he should and bail In the 81 900 keep the
peace. The bail was immediately forthcoming and Nor
rissey discharged. The following 10 the affidavit Of
Mr. Parker
City and County Of Nsc Fork, ss-Sidney Parker, Of
corner of Broadway and Howard street. being duly
day Of august 1854 one John Morrissey came into the
public houe at fhe aforesaid place. and wanted put
up tho sum Of $500 TO induce one William Poole (hc
owner OF said public house) to out Of the state Of
New York to fight said Morrissey he said that he felt
very Sore and that ho dotrmir cd to have sassc
tion and that Poole rot the he pretended to
be- he said that he there for the purpe ss Of put
ting the Of $500 that Poole did not dare 20 and
mect h 40 then took drink and left aaying that he
would return that aftorne on en- the subject.
Sworn to before mo this ID Of September, 1884, J. II
STUART Police Justice.
The Late Pvgaiaic FigM in Mercer Stret.-Ysster-
day was tho day Fixed by the prcsidias magistrate at
Jefferson Market for the binding Of Johnny Ling chged
tho complaint of Charles Lozcr, with having fred
pistol at him. with intent to kill him. but the defendant
not milking his appearance the magistrate Justice Bo
gar proceeded to hs residence and found him 70 un
wel that the doctors despair of his ao Therefore,
in view cf these facts, Justice Bsgsst com ,eed
from the indsposiion Of the defendant to post
pone the case indefinitely.
Charge Of Coslspiracy.-A woman, named Ann Koch
arrested yesterday, BY officer White, Of the Sevon
eenh ward and conveyed teore Judge Bcgart, at the
Jefferson market police court the complaint OF James
Parker rsding In Fifteenth street. near the Fifth ave-
nuo who charges hor with having made several attempts
at etortDg money from him. under threats Of prosccut-
ing HIM for seduction 1t appears that this womau be-
ing Intimate With named Rudolph Rlumeaburgh
living at 232 kast Eleventh street, told him that she
endesvoring By threats to obtain money from Mr. Par
ker and that il ho did not comply with hee re uests sho
would prose cute him on the charge Of seduction Upon
hearing the cvdcIcs of Mr. Dlumenburgh, Justice Bo.
CART Committed Miss Koch TO prison, to answer the
charge OF conspiracy.
Grand Larceny IL man named Charles smith was
arrested yesterday the complaint Of James Van Buren,
OF 152 Wsst Thirty eighth street. VINO charges him TIA
stealing quantity Of beef Of the value Of slOO ne was
taken the Jefferson market police court whore he
Identified by Mr. George yeyers, Of Forty fourth
street, near EL tn avenue, the person who sold him
the beef stolen from Mr. Van Burcn In June last He
fully committed for trial by the presiding mags-
trate. IL viii bs remembered by readers that In
June last two mon, named John jacob Meyer and Henry
apc sentenced TO the State prison. and now it appears
Il these men sre innocent Of the charge imputed to
and the real thief is caught. Smith was arrcstcd
by officer Cowan, who had hard chase afrcr him before
he took him. rs he driving wagon at the time and
whom he discovered the officer, drove his horse of at
rapid rate. The old adage, Murder will out has ccr-
tainly come true In this case.