The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-15

k'OAlce Intelligence,
Scu1HAASN hoBBzD.-Between II and I O'Clock on
Saturday morning. southerner stopping ct Of our
hotels, accosted In Chambers street by prosu.e,
named julia Smith, who induced him to eut with her
the basement Of new building q the corner Of Church
street, when after remaining short time she suddenly
Ief The Southcrner discovered that a wallet con.
tanning s75 which he had in his possession was miss
ing and making officer Aecaf and Sergeant Lease of the
Third ward, acquainted with the circumstance thew
started pursuit. Of the GIRL and succeeded in srrosns
her hair The balance was not recovered and the oanS
or was locked up by Justice Osborn for trial.
STABBNG AFFRAY.-George Bristow and Charles Taylor
boamen got into fight together Saturday. near tho
foot OF Corand street, when the latter badly stab
bed in the back, several times by hs adversary who
used pocket knife Brstow was taken before Justice
Osborn and locked up for trial.
DARING ASSAULT AND ROBBERY FIVE PoISTs-
Henry Stone residing at No. SO Baxter street, A.
tackled Saturday night he was passing through the
Five Points by young desperate named John Harring
on who assaulted him and stole his hat. Stone called
sance and Sergt Rke-, OF the Sixth ward police
up and after desperate struggle captured the rob
Der. He locked in the Tombs, but mad been there
bu! sbtrf time when Five Point rum seller appeared
and offered to go bail for his appearance but finally
backed out harrington though but 10 years OF age is
hard case, the witness against him is not bought
off through the agency of Tombs nyster5, will probably
suffer for this offence
ALLEGED OUTRAGE POLICEMAN A BROOKLYN
OFricER-On Saturday night, Mel Dougher.y, Brook
Ign policeman, engaged in visiting the various
taurants in the FRS! ward for the purpose OF finding
fugitive thief when he By Lieut. Burns pc
ceman OF tina! wad who asked his business but before
the could be obtained ne discovered that the
Brooklyn officer had his official club in his pocket and at
arrested him. The officer taken 20 The station
house, and there kept all night, All in the morning
brought before Justice Osborn who promptly disn Used
him. and ntimated TO Burns that he had exceeded his
duty 1t is stated By the friends or the policeman tina,
effort will be made have redress for the outrage IL!
the violent Lieut. would spend his time arresting the
swarms OF Migrant runners and other rowdies who
nightly pTowl about his ward for the prpose Of Insulting
and robbng citizens ami Strangers be would exceed
the limits OF his duty
STABBsG AIEaAY George E. Ford arrested on
Saturday charged with siabbng young named
Ed Brown three times in the back. with Jack knife
The parties met a. house OF III tame ana quarrect
about OF its female inmates Ford arrested three
weeks ago. charged With rohbng q passenger the
Isaac Newton c. $50. Ec taken before Justice o.
born ana held o ba. IN $780, TO FOR the stab
bipg.
PASSING CouSrzzFEIT MoEE7 Charles kowber, alas
Otto Walter German, arrested Saturday, charg
cd with attemp,rg TO pass ST bill on the Scuate Bank
oil Ss!tuate Mass, altered q $40 bill the hamilton
Bank, York al the store OF Henry Troy. No. .j}
Broadway The p-poner has twice before boon arrested
for passing spurious money, but IN both
Quilted for wan: Of evidence Of H. intent. he was in the
prcsen. instance, committed b.. justice Davidson.
Hall THly.-Loaisa Robertson co.oret girl, was
nestled Sunday for stealing clothing the value Ct So
from the house 0, Mrs Sarah Gallagher No 40 Beecer
street The accused il appears, the co,r open and
vered and the accused locked Up by Justice Davidson
for trial.