The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

THE CHEMICAL BANK CAsE-RE.ARREsT OF KfSSANE.
At length the trio Kssane Cole and Fndlay, who it is
alleged swndled the Chemical Bank Of s13 OOO and
the Continental out of So co., in the hands of tho
authorities Fndley and Cole arrested after
the commission Of the fraud; but Kissane, scaping
from the officer Read, on his way from Cincinnati, has
betn at large unt within the past few days. when he
arrested at Wsmsvile Erie county, 10 this State
Kissanes arrest, the authorities in this city dis
patched Sergeant Hogan Of the reserved corps to the
New York The oo.r has NOT arrived with s charge.
but may be looked for hourly The connection OF Ks
sane, Findley and Cole, with the Martha Washington
particularly to the inhabitants Of the Western States
Fndley has already pleaded guilty to On indictment for
Confinement In the State ss prison. He has, however
been detained at the Tombs to be used witness in
the present case Of forgery against Kissane, and wall
probably receive Tor his services pardon from the
Executive.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY AGAINST -FOUR BOYS.
Four boys, named James Brennan, Thomas Montgome.
ry Michael Carter and James Norton arrested at
an early hour yesterday morning by officers Burke Chas
mer, Rogers, and Tav'in Of the Eighth ward police,
charged with having buryariousy entered the provision
store Of Purchase Hagbt, No. 514 Washington street.
and stealing hererom about $25 worth Of hams These
juveniles charged with having first burglariousy
tered the cellar door Of the then breaking into
the smoke room conveyed lot Of hams down stairs to
the cellar preparatory TO carrying them of when the Of
the entire party On being taken to the station house
Is alleged they admitted their guilt and confessed
few weeks ago burgsrousy entered the premises
but with better than the present occasion as
they succeeded in carrying of about $50 worth OF hams
TIE accused, who from IL TO 10 years OF age
taken before Justice Dawson yesterday afternoon who
committed them for trial in default OF $500 bail
ARRESTED on CHARSR OF BURGLARY.
Thomas Smith, aboier, was arrested yesterday by
officer Tracy, Of the Second ward police charged with
having burglariousy entered the establishment Of
Richard Felron, No IL Peck slip by forcing open the
door with jimmy. The officer passing the premises a.
the prisoner had effected entrance arrested him aud
took him to the station house Upon Of
the premises Ii found that the money drawer had
been forced open and its contents abtrate The ac-
cused committed for tiia In default Of 81 900 ball.
by Justice Bogart.
ALLEGED PELoSIoUs ASSAULT.
man named Patrick Mckinney, keeping confec.
onery store at No. II West Broadway was arrested by
officer Macguire, Of the Fourth ward police charged
with having stabbed John Sherwood OF No. rs Roose.
welt street, with carving knife. The complainant al
legts that at early hour yesterday morning the pri
sontr and two othsrsmen came to his premises and,
bursting the door Open forciby entered his place ami
then commenced TO assa HIM and II 10 further alleged
that Mckinney drew knife and stabbed Mr. Sherwood
two different places but fortunately the wounds were
not Of serious nature. The prisoner taken before
Justice Bogart yesterday who committed him 10 prison
for trial In default Of bail.