The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25
Police Intelligence.


THg Blue Mantle Sec ond ward police distinguished
themselves yesterday, BY again arrestng T. W. Butler,
Charged with obstructng the sidewalk in front oil the
American Museum, by gathering crowd while selling
books Mr. Butler on being before the magistrate,
stated that he had obtained permission to sell his books
at the door Of the Museum and the charge against him
being deemed too frivolous the magistrate Clan
Cyl discharged him. The poor man had one OF his eplepc
hs before leaving the court The police IL they
tred could undoubtedly find better business than arrest
MAN. .S''' y" "'s'' 'A' weak and unfortunate blue
ARREST OF NEWSPAPER CANvAssER--James Mcdonald,
about as years OF age and canvasser for adyer.
Using for newspapers arrested on Wednesday after
noon drunkenness and dsordery conduct and fined
$40; but not having the money to pay his fine he per-
suaded two policemen to accompany him TO hs residence
in Williamsburg, and there the fine would be paid On
arriving his home he refused neglected 70 paw over
the money and rushing into the kitchen seized carving
knife and threatened the life OF the first one who should
attemp, arrest him. The policemen upon rejecting
that they had permitted him TO leave the county and had
right to rearrest him. came back TO the city without
him.
RE-CAp1uRE OF AN ALLEGED BuRGIAR.--John W. Schultz
the burglar who shot at the house of Mr. Briggs No.
139 Henry street. and subsequently escaped from the New
York Hospital yesterday brought TO this city from
Lansngburg Pa by two constabes Of that place, who
recognised him from the description given in the New
York papers. Schultz conesses that he committed
he burglary and after being shot by Mr. Br gs managed
10 reach Catherine street. where he went into an alley
nd was seen by man unknown to him, who at his re-
quest conducted him to his lodg Centre street. and
on the way, Schultz says this man robbed him oil the
articles he had stolen from Mr. Briggss house He was
locked up for trial named Burns, alleged to have
been accomplice OF Schultz, is also in prison.
ARREST OF ALLEGED HOTEL TH;EF.-A man named j.
Stone alias Charles B. Prents, applied for lodging yes
terday at Loveoys HOTEL and having suspicious appear
ance watched and 10 enter the rooms of five or
six OF the boarders. policeman was called in and he
was arrested and locked up for trial He had made SINH
lar visits to the Eastern Pearl Street House and rammany
Hail. and articles four in his possession identified
by parties from whom he had stolen them.
ALLEGED ASSAULT uros A CnrLD-willam Jones, alias
Whelan, blacksmith, yesterday arrested charged
with attempting to violate TIL person OF Caharne Caand
child nine years old whose pareats reside in Fifty
seventh street. Fifth The child, s stated
called nj Jones' shop where he seized her and drawing
er hood her face threw her upon the ground and
tempted b. accomplish Es fnfamoos purpose. Her
Sc brought her mother to shop and she caused
the arrest OF the blacksmith. who quite ole
He was aken before Justice Bsgari, and held for e2am
natl on
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEmsLD.
NV YORK, ,s.y "a, 1866.
YoI have published in your pager successive
ssnts in thecase of Jshn B. s,eee against me all
nsous and calculated ,inure my character and repata
tsa request you to publish the following true state
m mt pacing the facts Leiore the rubhc as they are IN
Juae as', ,ction cried in the Marine Court before
Justice Thomp and a Jury. On thai occasion made
aaa swone 10 an afldav', stating hat had seen Mr.
Steele deenda IT'S counsel speaking with of the u
rcrs and showing bin paoer after te Judge discharged
the Jury and lei Tthc court room, and before henry had
del berated upon their ct That fact Ccnied by
Mr.. steele, who sade nIAant of perjury against me.
That Of perjury tired the 18TH instans by Po
lice Justice FlandTeau. Mr.. Ladow dr. goods merchant
No. POO Green With street the Juror to whom Mr. steele
had spoken and shOwr the Taper, Examined END con
rmed all the fac stated in my affidavit John +! Steele
himself on his or exaninaAen was obliged TO Dnhrm
the facts and oe-sd to abanaon his complaint saying
for his justification that al he time Ne made his
plant he supposed thai my abiavit malicious
sonal attack against him. Justice tlanGreau tssa
animation dismissed the complaint.
THEODORE g. MAROON, 335 Broadway.