The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-27
Police Intelligence.


yxARyUL cONyIICT WIFE Bu1aLA1.
Alan carly hour yesterday morning the store Me- rs
svenus A. was the scene Of fearful conflict between me
proprietor and burglU, respDg In The ultimate defsss
and capture OF the housebreaker and his ncarceraon In
prison. appears hat about O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing Mr. Solomon Rhinehears, Of the above mentioned
number, awakened nom HE sumbers BY the noise Of
burglar. He about getiug out OF bed 70 see who
was In the store, when he attacked BY the burglar,
and an effort was made 10 out his throas Tho burglar
Stabbed him several times in the breast and arms, but
fti Mr.. Rhinehsazt continued to battle with his antago
nis and noby did he maintain himself against the dea lily
hruss Of The assassin Il the struggle for life and death
Mr.. Rhineheart caught the Burglars le hand In his
mouth and hoerated the hesh In a severe manner The
burglar actually screamed with pain during the operation,
and was alarmed at the resou.e resistance Of Mr..
T. that he determined 10 give up the fight and
mako hs escape by fight. Before, however, no could
get out Of Mr. Re- clutches Of the occupants Of the
house living up stairs into the store and had
portunity Of getting full and sasfAcory view Of the
burgnrs personal appearance that he was easily den
tiled when subsequently arrested by TIE police. - the
sequel will show; The burglar. si,er shaking Of Rhine
heart, made bolt for The street, and succeeded In push
ing hts way for several blocks, when he vas followed
cicsely by the pol ce and eventually cautured Upon be-
ing taken to he Eighteenth Ward station houee he gave
his name ~ John Fellpger His hand was beodiug
freely from tho wound inced by Rhnehea The latter
was unable to Identify the prisoner, inasmuoh q the
struggle took place In the dWk bat the person living
overhead who have already referred 70, able 10
Identify The prisoner in the most positve manner The
.. the hands Of Felunger while she was endeavoring
asaiss her husband, but nc. immediate danger need
be spprehended in her case. NJ. Rhiueaea.t,
confined 10 his bed many days ere he win be sufoiensy
recovered W appear In Court he fought The burglar
although the latter WA armed vi infs be zen. him
through the streets howhrg with pain II all the h-usc
holders would display the courage Of Rhinehesrt VIII, n
hnv~ kkolv uIH ka
slightly occurrences, and the profession Of the house
breaker would be far below par Fell Dger vas brought
Court and Was Or nmitted prison for TRIAL 10 des
perate looking fellow, and w no doubt meet With his
proper when the case comes before the Court OF
Geaeral Sessions for adjudication.
PAn OF sHoPIIrrxRs CIRCUMvMTKD-A an early hour
ye,.rday morning, pair OF German shophfsers, named
Lewis Kra and Lewis Gemel, entered The store Of Mr..
sarr No 1877 Water street, and inqure the proprietor
In his ONCE Tho porter Of the establishment In
formed them that he had not down 10 business yet
Upon heaypg this the Germans manifested dis position
remain In the store until the arrival Of Mr. Starr. The
porter, who shrewd fellow suspected that the Ger
shophfters and thought he would catch them
IN their own trap Accordingly he vent up STAIRS to the
frst floor above, and watched the movements Of tho
pec,ed individuals Nosooper had tho porter disappeared
than the Germans seized two pisces Of silk goads and
quietly walking out Of the with the same, when
the porter who had been close observer OF all that had
taken place boted down stairs and "a OK though.
got between the Germans and the front door and there
kept them prisoners un The arrival OF Sergeant Svey
Of the Fret ward police, when The sbopers taken
into custody and marched eff to the Tombs The accused
in the mos summary manner when their case comes he
fore the Court Of General Sessions. The porter Of the
store II entedh.o no little p a'e for having Giro am
vented the roSues 20 nicely Geme an old hahi vi the
business
RATHER GO To THE PxsIESrIARY THAN Re FIoGGED.-h.s
Wilson . respectable old adr, and has kept first class
boarding home for years In College place. II Is her mis-
fortune, however, To be visited by thieves, And their
deoredaions upon The wearing apparel Of her boarders
amount 70 something in year Generally q The CLOSE OF
and steal whatever they lay their handle upon As
al at this season. tho venerable mstrop keeps her eyes
for this class Of customers 30 Tuesday last
Of the servants coming out Of Of the
with certain wearing apparel In his possession belonging
In room and called the landlady. Mrs Wilson promptly
arrived ana found tha the man hat several costs panta
oons vests, &c OF the value Of e2b, his ready to
carry away She htn gave him into the charge OF po
and he taken to the First District Police Court
neod lady presented herself II court and while the clerk
was fIs her affidavit 10 writing she proposed to the ras
II be would allow her 70 whip him with horsewhp No
doubt the thought this wou be satisfactory fellow
clred 10 submit 70 H. Az any rate did not consent
BE was ccmm ted for trial at the Special Sessions on
Saturday next and In all probability hat court ai send
him TO the penitenilMy.
ALLEGED LARCENY or Sinks -Nchsel Walsh was
brought before Justice Osborne, at The Lower Police
Court charge ofgrand larceny, preferred sgains. him
by n. Thomas o., dry Foods dealers, Of No l Spring
street. The accused 1t appears, was in their employ ~
tasman, and while acting In that capacity be stole,
it's alleged ct different times silk goods valued In all ct
s4o4 His detection and arrest effected In the follow
pg Yesterday afternoon the prisoner entered
tie Office Of Mr. W Jackson, in Fulton street. and offered
two pieces Of SILK valued ai $780, for sale at very os
rate. Mr.. jackson tuspecfrg that the property wat
stolen, called In officer Morgan Of the Second ward 20
Ice nsd bad him taken iniJ custody On hts way 70 the
Tombs the prisoner Altered the poll oman his gold watch
and SEQ in cash II be you'll lie, him escape, bu, the EN-
,op.r ts IN ~. rs.o me pr.sp sru uss say
comm tod fo trial In bis examnatcn he stated TIA. be
wn thirty years Of sso, IN was native Of Ireland.
AN USsoauPr1ors euprAn -Gustave Prgiey, Ser man
pedar arrested by the Third ward police yesterday
morrirr charge OF grand aoony. preferred against
him BY The occupants OF The boardpe house No 50 MUIR
ray The accused Ia alleged, CHAINED aimtapoe
10 the house on his representing that he was told to make
ce by one OF the gentlemen rceidng In tue psrt
OF tho building The podar walked MP stairs 70 ono OF the
unoccuped rooms, and helped himself to q number OF
the premises quietly possible bui be was detected
coming down ptars and brought 10 stand STILL On being
questioned relative 10 tho clohing found in his possession
be replies that be did not think the articles OF any
value and bad helped himself accordingly. The Of
the coats, vests and pas.s IN question assured him thai
here certain value set upon the property. and
the accused bad houRh o. 10 become the posscssor with
cut any show Of tle would be necessary 70 have the
matter broveht before mass,ra,e for Cd idica,on NJ
Peey therein pom sced In custody N officer and
convey 10 the Tcmbs. JuAuee Oborne committed the
prisoner for examination
ALLEGED EnmzLEmKsT BY PoRrR Charles Monroe
(ccored), porter In the employment OF Buckley neldor
Co, Nos 81 and SO vesey street, was arrested yeser
day, By cers Bennett aud Kosmirc, II the Third ward
police, on charge OF ENFORCEMENT preferred against him
By bis erpor era The accused. IL alleged, stsle about
$500 worth OF k and satin good aud sold TO junt
dealers for q nominal portion NJ the silk
found ri the store OF hchA< Curo las Worth sireet
veie the snder found ~ the junk store OF rhos
Burke, 3ss Water street Al the laai named place guam
uty Of oscry, supposed 70 have been the proceeds Of
tome burglary, was seized BY the police. and PLACED in
The possession OF The Property Clerk at IS While street.
Monroe brought before Justice Osborne at the Lower
Pc Ice Court, vhere he committed 70 the rom,s for
examination. Pooredrgs viii be taken agains; the per
With whom the stolen property found. konros
has Until quite nifty, Dyed Tho oonadeu OF bis
royerr for honesty and Integrity tie suppose thai
several Other robbees perpeuated upon Mesrs
Sheldon may be attributed 10 the prisoner for he
70 have bad quite an ex,enaive acquaintance with junk
dealers Of late.
A Pumio oruoAL ~ Coups-Jamss Irving, supcrin
ienient Of Public Buildings, was arrested yesterday
complaint Of officer George Senior Of the Fourteenth pro
cnc police, charged with Assault and battery aud be