The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-15
Police Intelligence.
IN THE CASE OF ELI W BUTLER, CHARGED wrna Dfs<



Police Intelligence
| IN THE CASE OF ELI W, BUTLER, CHARGED WITH Dus
ORDERLY CONDUCT.
yesterday We gave an account Of the arrest q hi
person. charged with dsorceriy In hs vIns sd
use of abusive and threatening language tendnr -
wards breach Of the peace while endsayoring to %.
customers for hts books (ths controversy bstwssuI
Brooks and Archbishop Hughes), In tho bonded ware
house in Broad street II appears from tho follovs
ameavits that the accused when ted BY the foreman
the store Mr.. Wilson, that the latter had net time t.
look at his wares and requested him leave the prs
nses as was very busy hour In that estsbahmsat
swss eossse Ss and on going out e "a
! VINO listened with much attention to his iuvective
sruosd d,sash0p ,ss sugns. and Orsgnsrs and ssas o.
ng 70 move along the officer requested TO arrest
MN which was performed after resstaaes ths
| INt ., butter on being taken before Justice Connow
at the Lower Police Court the Compartments made thu
aaas,. against aim for dsorssry conduct Ths
cum OF $500 for bis good behavior In dssus
ne was committed to prison where he yet .en.ias,
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this 18th day of June 1856 before mo HIcaa.I
CoNKoLLY Police Justice. ~
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE DEFAUL1ER
FROM FRANCE.
Yesterday Antoine sueslon, Frenchmas was arrest
ed by Lieut. Walton, Of the First police and oser
sslway, Of the Lower Police Court charged with bsisr
fugitive from France. where it is alleged he obtansa
about francs from various houses by fraudusat
MEANS and then decamped for the United States The
accused was arrested at his residence, No. 23 Walker
street and brought before Justice Connolly at the Lower
ination. The accused folio we'd to New York By NJ
Gabriel vlee the agent Of Of those houses which
civil action has also been commenced by Mr. vIies
In the Supreme Court to recover, possible the pro-
pery and personal effects now in possession OF the
cused TIE trunks and baggage of Mr.. sueslon wore
seized by the police in order ascertain whether they
may not contain some Of the creditors money preps
ty but OF the result of the search not yet In
formed. The accused denies the charges made srsnst
him in a most strenuous manner.
ALLEGED ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
On Wednesday night officer Wilkinson Of tho Seventh
Of having asfaulted David Richardson with psnknifs
nfictDs severe wound in his abdomen. Il Is alleged
the part Of the prosecution that these got Int
quarrel while drinking in Q porter house IN Cherry
dealt his antagonist blow in the lower region
OF the abdomen The wounded man promptly at
critical Hodge who made no attempt at escape,
conveyed before Justice Wood at the Essex Market
suit Of the wounded mans injuries. The accused al
1eges that he was first assaulted by Rchasdson, and
soss .ne rscsy.a s .,S
Of some one.
CHARGE OF SELLING LOTTERY POLICIES.
George Philips and George Lester, alleged TO be the
propristors Of policy Office in Beecker street.
rested yesterday by officer Murray, Of the Second Dis
trct Psce Court charged with having sold lottery poll
cies contrary to law. They were held to BAH Il he
sum Of $500 each to answer.
AN ALLEGED BoUsE THIEF CAUGHT.
William jenkins, hopeful youth about sixteen years
Of age, arrested by officer stilws, Of ths EsAth
ward police charged with having rentered the dweng
house No 80 vesy street. and ransacking the bureaus
and trunks belonging to the inmates while engaged I.
The delightful occupation he surprised and caught
The magistrate committed him for trial.
In to the Communication OF
signed Breck Steele Newman justice 70 myself demands
to state that Represented myself being In their
employ, and am ayerse to any desire 10 be. -
EEw YoRK, juno Is, 1855. J. G. s. EMLEr.
C0rOnerss Once.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.-Information was received ats
the Co7ener's Office, yesterday morning. that . man
named Dennis Mullins, residing at No. 70 Norris sros
hAd been accidentally killed BY falling down stairs wie
in state OF inoxication. Coroner ODonneu prooeodeA
to the place designated and found that the report
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