The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-24
Police Intelligence.
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Some days ago We published an account Of case
wherein old named Ferdinand Green arrest
ed by of the seventeenth ward police, while in At
of ApQpexy and conveyed TO the station house. under
the ppositi that the Of intoxicaton
The arrested Tarty died. and as 1t will be remembered
on the Coronsrs inquest the jury rendering verdict
took occasion to censure the policeman making the
rest for his stupidity in not perceivng that the
of sickHess and not of drunkenness Since that time
the police OF the Seventeenth district have endeavored
to the stain that left upon their character and
accordingly Capt Hart Lieut. Hicks and six others have
made lengthy afdavis In regard to the matter and all
agree in declaring that the deceased really intoxica
ted and that the officer making the arrest did not make
any blunder whatever bat performed his duty every
good policeman should
MORE vITRIOL THROWING.
Thomas NJ. Gillen, Of No. 100 West Sixteenth street.
appeared at the Mayors Office on Friday morning. and
made q complaint against parties yet unknown,
for throwing vrol upon the dresses Of his two sisters
they walking in Sixth avenue, Fourteenth
lat,es almost entirely destroyed The police win do
all in their power ferret out the malicious rascal
thus wanony destroyed the apparel Of three females
THE CASE OF OFFICER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
JUDGE OSBORNE.
In the case Of officer Churchhi Of the thirteenth ward
police arrested weeks ago charge Of receiving
bride Of $500 from alleged receiver Of stolen goo
Justice Osborne, of the Mayors Office has decided dis
miss the complaint for bribery but holds the accused
charge Of misdemeanor, under the police aons,
wherein il in strictly enjoned upon the policemen to
receive any reward fee without the special permission
Of the Mayor.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE.
On Friday afternoon officer NcManus, of the Lower
Police Court arrested sailor named Francis
who stands charged with being . fugitive from Justice
The accused is alleged, indicted In Connecticut for
burglsriousy entering store at New Canaan on the
LIST Of March last The prisoner arrived here from some
Southern port IN the schooner sunny South, and on
beng brought before Justice Connolly at the Lower
Police Court sent back to Connecticut for trial OFF,
Ger Birsall, Of NorwaIk, accompanied the accused.
SUSPICION OF BURGLARY.
man named Michael Morrow was arrested on suspi.
con having busariousy entered the oyster saloon Of
thereron about thirty dollars In small change and hank
bills. The accused was taken before Justice Wood at
the Essex Market Police Court where he held for
hearing.
About 10 O'Clock, on Friday night. the attention Of
Lieut.. Dalton, OF the First ward police was called to
disturbance which then taking place among the
tenants Of the premises No. 46 whitehall street On pro-
ceedDg to the spot he found Of the occupants Of the
place, Johanna Roberts, down upon the floor, while
above her two women named Catharne and Eliza
beth Ryan who it ia alleged bad beaten and kicked her
In severe manner The policeman had the unlort
woman conveyed 10 her room, where she vas attended
by physician while the assasnts taken into Gus
tody and rocked up In the station house for night
Yesterday morning the accused females were BROUGHT be
fore Justice Connolly, 1T the Lower Police Court where
they we're committed for examination. The doctor who
IL attending the Injured woman pronounces her condi-
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Peter Bohen taken into custody yesterday morn
pe ON charge Of having been implicated in a highway
ROBBERY upon officer Tracy Of the Fourteenth ward police
The accused It Is alleged company with three other
men attacked the officer last New Years evening
while he patroliing his beat in Elm street. and,
san. The accused has been at large ever since the
evening OF the Justice Connolly committed
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