The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-15
Police InteIllgence.


CURIOUS CASE OF ALLEGED ABAFDoNMENT.
few days ago, Mrs. Georgiana NJ. Bate arrived ID
this city from London England in search of her has
band, who abandoned her some twenty years ago and
emigrated to this country. After a great deal of
searching and trouble, Mrs. Bate says shs has Discs
vered her long lost swain in tn person of ohu Bate
proprietor OF an extensive mahogany yard at 133 Hod
son street, and accordingly made complaint against
arrest M Bate and placed in the hands Sergeant
Smith, Of the Lower Police Court. for execution Yea
trdsy Ar' Bate arrested and taken bofose Justice
Bogart at the Lower Police Court where no denied the
charge most strenuously saying that although he
native of England he nevr in the whole Of his
life his female before. Mrs Bats however,
insists that the accused her husband and that
about seven years she caught hi in Canada where
he paid her handsomely for allowing him 90 At largo.
Mir. Bate has wife and family OF grown up children
residing In this city Altogether the efar IL very
curious one and will no doubt be . natter Of some
grave consideration for this magistrate to give his dec
sion in.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO KILL A POLICEMAN.
Alta late hour Sunday night while officer Smith, o(
the Ninth ward police patroipg his, beat he dis
rest the disordery character met with formidable
resistance in the shape CT loaded pistol which, h0
alleges, presept and fred him. but the cap
tunaely not exploding, his life saved, for which,
no sever he thanks to his assaant The officer
succeeded after hard chase and running fight in
Wooa at the Essex %s.set Police Court gave bis name
as Charles Lynch The magistrate, On hearing the on
oer's statements committed the prisoner on charge Of
ielonious assault and battery.
CASE OF CowHIDNG.
Yesterday morning Emil L. Csnchos, residing at the
st. Ienis Hotel before Justice Pearcey at the
Second district police court snd preferred complaint
for assault battery against John Canchos who he
alleges, assaulted him with cowhide he was emerg
ing from crng store In the neghborhood OF the hoS,
and, beating him severely with the weapon, drew the
blood from his face He further alleges that the accused
drew knife and threatened to take his le but tho In
reference OF bystanders prevented him putting hs
threats into execution warrant was issued for the
posed has caused this unpleasant state OF affairs be-
tween the psrtier
OnAnuK TnrEArENIra KILL.
Catharne Wthers made q complaint yesterday at the.
jefferson Market Police Court against Joseph Groter of
No. 227 East Tenth street. for havsg entered her apart
ments Tenth street. and threaten.ng take her LIE
with dirk knife, and but for the entrance Of of
her friends, he would have killed bar The complainant
did not assign any reason for the attempt upon
her life, but many suppose the accused TO be disap-
pointed lover warrant was iEsued for Grotters sp-
prehension.
CHARGE OF KEEPIsG A DIsoRnERLY HOUSE.
Yesterday Charles Williams and ak females, all Ger
tBcer Webb Of the Lower Police Court. The male pri
charged with being the proprietor OF the house
Conderine as being dissrderiy place Ths prisonars
brought before Justice Connolly, who committed,
them to prison Tor examiaation.
CHANGE OF RKcEIvINa STOLEN GOODS.
Martin PAps resiopg at 138 Stanton sirest vas A..
rested yesterday by ocer Eagleson Of tina Brooklyn pe
lice charge Of being the receiver Of AOt Of cloths
lower part Of the city The officer recsived soune nfoH-
nation " Brookbn relative TO Papsta snploy All
accordingly proeseded 10 his place in Stanton sree
there arrested him. he was brought bsfsre JUST o
Copaolly, who committed him for szaminAton In sns
house Of accsssd found valuable lot Of osths
ns and other articles, supposed 70 be solen ,yhss
seized By the oicer and brought TO tha Love-
Police Soart NJ the Tcmbs whore for STOLEN Pre-
perty ara requested to call and identify their goods
CHARGE OF FELoNIoUs ASSAULT.
Francis Nixon taken into custody on sunday ngns
by officer Sherwood charged With having m e1arrs
| on religious matters, stabbed John EySn "
Fifth street, In the abdomen, njux % m@ snnIesy
The seeused taken TO the sosonn pt..Ss ~ ~
Court where Justice Pearev held hm 70 sxa sos sa1
oopyeye3 10 his residence T. carriage, vters NJ nsw
las undergoipg medical testmse'
Correction I'm ysoerdsy,s psper We sntes that svs
r.r tlisves vere arrested by Sergeant usborns unA
ncsr Tborpe Of the 1hteepth yard poice. s,acs the
nahcson OF the We have beso equestsd 70 state
Ts.,.s Rerseld the officer that ass;st~d fhorss
n msiire the arrest and not Sergeant Osborne - ~
! az announced.