The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-23
Police Intcliluencc.


rMx FHDNdH MwsPAPxR DIFFICULTY ANIMATION
BkyORu JUSTICE CoNNOLLY-ALLEGKD CASES or
BURGLARY, FsLoSIoUs ASSAULT, AND GRAND LAR.
CENY.
Yesterday afternoon the examination in the case Of
Victor Bsren ono OF the proprietors Of the French
newspaper lie Progress charged with perjury In having
sworn TO what was false in affidavit made BY him
against Paul Arpn the editor Of that paper charging
the latter with larceny, csmmenced before Justice
Connolly Al the Lower Police Court The testimony taken
the occasion vent to show that partnership dcuIty
originated between Mr.. Malespine and Hielman both
parties interested in the paper The former it
advanced money to Maiespne dsray the expenses
the publication OF the paper. but becoming
with the management Of the same insisted that Mr.
Baron should be admitted partner into the concern
This movement, however, was not much rslished by
Mons Malespine, whs refused to sign toe papers OF
partnership quarrel then ensusd, when, finally to
settle the matter 1t agreed by Mr. Masspus to place
he concern in charge of Mr.. Arpn for arbtra
ton the keys Of the safe ard oaics were thers-
not like the idea of Mr. Arpin having tho man.
agement OF Affairs, and demanded from him the keys;
but hr Arpln r.solntsJ refused to give them up, al
egng, At the time, that they hal been placed ia his
possession nat Tire difficulty should be decided and as
matters had rot yet been amcsbly arranged, he
told Mr. Arpia that he would obtain the pro-
perty through the aid or the police magistrate, and
accordingly, wet before the authorities and made
complaint for larceny against Mr. Arpa. Ihis case
was ssed by the Justice on ,he defendant giving
the keys Since tbs result o. the larceny
acquitta, Nr ARR now pcsfsrs charge OF perjury
against Sr Baron Here the matter stands az present
The examinations win not be concudei for some days.
as the case IL an intricate one and most OF the tsst
mony win have to through inter oreter Baron
states that he only CONSENTED to deliver up the keys
into the hands of Mr. Arpn In order that the pub.
LEGATION Of the paper would not be stepped, as
the conduct of Mr. Malespins seemed to im.
press lin With the belief rhat unless the keys
were placed in the hands of Mr.. Arpin, he would
locs up TIE premises prevent the paper making its
appearance the next morning The pataant in the
states however that the keys were wsg7 pI icc
ia the possession of Me-. Arpin By all parties namely
Messrs Mslespne Heiiman ana Baron aEd that the lat
ter had no right to prefer charge of larceny egsoss
hr Arpin. when he willingly consented to place the
property in his poss ession and safe keeping.
Some burglars entered the store of Burger, Hurbut
Co., OF No 81 Cortlandt street, Monday night last
and carried of quantity Of ready made clothing valued
at $780, besides several hundred dollars in ca that
had been left in the SAFE Thus last operation was per-
formed BY means OF blowing the lock off sbe With
sunpowder No clue could be obtained to the perpc.
asoTs Of the ssrgat{ until yeterday when ossr
aided by officer Wallace OF the Ressrye Corps arrested
two persons named Mike Markat aad Villa Cossm IN,
on suspicion of being engaged in the burglary On
street. large proportion OF the stolen property
covered, also number Of burglars tools Ths accused
were committed to prison for examiu ston.
Charles Bransr was taken into custody by officer
Ward, of the Twentieth police charged with hav-
rg s'oleD quantity of sausage casngs valued at $780,
the property 6 Ienord Of 16s West Thirty ninth
vas found IN the possession Of Bransr The accused
was taken before Justice Bennan at the Second District
Police Court where he denied his guilt He was held to
bail in the sum OF $500 to answer.
negro nsmed william Fl. Smith was arrested by off.
Ger nture Of the Twenty ourthwsrd police charged
wmh having stolen quantity of white sis, valued at
$780, from the store OF William F. & Sa nuel I. Carey,
merchants of 80 Pine street. The larceny commit
TED on the 10th instant TIE part Of the proper
ty was found in the Of the prisoner who was
locked up for trial by Justice Welsh.
cocIed domestic recently employ cd in the house of
Mrs Alice Burke, Of 125 Forsyth strsct, named
line Miller was taken into custody by officer OBren Of
the Third District Poles Court charged with having
stolen about $40 worth OF clothing from her employer
The greater portion OF the property recovered from
the various pawn offices where Caroline had disposed OF
1t for little nothing The prisorer brought before
Justice Wood, who committed her for examination.
John W Smith, native OF Ne ERcchalie was arrested
By officer Blower, II the Ninth ward, charged With
having stabbed John Daan, Of No. IL West Thrteenh
street. with knife in the face aud neck producing
severs Injuries The accused an the complainant had
quarrel together in livery stable IN Thirteea street.
which reeuited in Doan getting couple OF ugly cuts
across the face and neck. Jnsece BrennSn held the
accused 20 bail in tbs sum Of $500 to answer.