The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-20
Police Intelligence.
RE-ARREsr OF MADAME REsrELL-ArrEMPTED AB0R-
TION AND ABDUCTION.


Madame Rcstel was yesterday again taken into Gus
tody charge Of abduction preferred against her by
Frederick W. Mcdnger, aGerman woman, residing a No.
20 Stanton street. Brooklyn The complainant, In her
sfndavt sts,es that the 9th OF July 1866 she
induced to become bosrder in the houss o the accused
No. Io2 Chambers street, under the belief that was
merely 10 Say un,ii child, with which she was then
pregnant should be born. That amer being In the house
about two weeks she became aware that she was an In
mate of the establishment Of professional Abortonist
but too near Ter perd OF confinement 70 allow Of
her leaving that while there, Mrs. Resie alias Mary
would be Of great benefit 70 her that soon aer taking
the pills, she was confined and delivered OF
living child that the child remained tor
several hours against her remonstrance, prisoner
at the foot Of the bed unwashed and uncared for That
finally Madame Res,ell took away under pretence Of
she never saw again That Madame Restell told her
she had, by direction Of the gentleman who had placed
complainant got we'll she went 10 Philadelphia 70 look
fr the child, but could not find II and she has
her that The child vas dead and advised her 70 make
mo more fuss about ~ She therefore. charges
Madame Resel with the abduction Of her chd and asks
that abe may be dealt with according 10 law Madame
2esell taken into custody by officers Sweeney and
Narsh Of the Lower Police Court and held to bail in
meas in Broadway became her bondsman, aud on his
signing tho bond, Madame Resseli was Sc, at liberty.
AMAS snor ny ms wux-JsALousY rHr cAuss.-rhe
q, ,ubc report OF pistol heard at a late hour on
Monday night proceeding nom the Of Baxter and
Franklin streets and the sixth ward police reaching
the spot learned that an attempt had been made by Eliza
beth Warden, German woman living In Second avenue
10 kill her husband. II appears that, time ago, he
her En- and mere reesn1y ,ooS sn'er % woman
ceeng reached the OF hs wife and last night she
procured double barrclled pistol and loading heavily
with powder and shot proceeded 10 his residence The
husband saw her approaching and made his escape
through door closely followed, however, by his
wife. On reaching Baxter street he suddenly turned
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feared and discharged both barrels Of the pistol II
him The charge took effect tn his head, neck
not dangerous Tie was immediately
arrested by policeman Kenny, and yesterday morning
tempt 10 KIN fhe scknowiedeed the corn aud ntimsied
by her manner that she fully Intended 10 finish him.
sr1ISo THREATENING LxTTxn-AliEsED ArrxxPT AT
ErroEnos.-John Tezick. doing business at No. 70
fdrdgc street. Anthony Houck OF No. 30 City Hall pace
and Anthony Ltsr, merchant Of No. 81 Franklin street.
and Marh, Of the Lower Police Court charged with
spring together 10 defraud VIM. Seibach, OF No 1855
Mr. s.SseS letter IL vheh ,h.y % make
public his having been connected In Prussia and also IN
Germany with robbery be failed TO send them $500 Mr.
Scbsch states that he committed robbery either
In Germany elsewhere and that the threat made
toely for the purpose Of extorton lie formerly
titled officer In the King Of Prussias Lite Guard, asd sub
sequentiy 10 this country and enlisted in The army
and served In Mexico. The accused were taken before
justice Connolly and held 70 ball In si 600 each 70 an
THR STARRING ArrRAy IN GREENWICH srRxrr.-The ante.
mortem examination Of John Edwin Haight, who was
stabbed al No. 33 Greenwich street. on last Saturday
morning, was taken yesterday BY Coroner Gamble. No
new facts OF Importance were elected and the jury which
had bcen empaneiicd, rendered verdict That Haaht
was dangerously wounded by knife IN the hands OF
John ~ 1immons, aud that Terrence 0FlJ
cory 10 said stabbrg The sccusnd parties locked
up by the Coroner, TO await tie result Of the injuries
inaiced. Haight s twenty eight years OF age, aud
born In baltimore, Md.
rrGruyEs JrsncE-Two Germans, named Jacob
Miller and rrdoln Dcscher, arrested In the city
yesterday, by Captain Kissner, and officer Herck OF
the Fourteenth ward police, charged with being asves
from justice, from Philadelphia. II alleged that the
cused boarded in that city, with John Beruguber, vino
one night found that he bad been robbed OF nelriy
81 900 In gold, the saving OF six years labor Tho
prisoners having left suddenly, suspected and fol
lowed to this city by telegraph On their arrest $3.50 In
god supposed TO be part Of the stolen money found
In their possession and II is said will be recovered
They detained, and viii be sent back 10 Phia lel
pbs.
CHARGE or GRAND L,RcKSy.-Thos. n. Chambers, a
youth seventeen years OF age residing at No 10 Ro
welt street. vas yesterday arrested, charged with steal
ing gold watch and chain valued at $50 from villa
Abbott, OF No. l63 Chatham street. The prisoner
caught with the property In his possession and Justice
Connolly locked him up for trial.
RrcNvISG STOLEN Goops--Edward McCarty, public
house keeper, was yesterday arrested by policemen
Adams and Farley OF the Fourteenth ward charged with
stolen. The complainant is Mr. G. Gross The accused
was committed BY Justice Davidson, 70 await examlna
ton
CHaNoy ot FArss PRxrxScEs.-J Edward Dua, broker
10 Nassau street. was yesterday arrested charged with
having by false and fraudulent pretence obtained several
sets oi scales from Mr. Isaac Ayrea merchant a No 81
fulicn street The aocasot sast bal ta9I ID sppsat
sGt answer h. ths charge.