The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-20

Police Intelligence.
SsoCNSo Or1RAss rPoE GuI--kss Mary galloway,
resident Of No az East Fourteenth strees, while pro
oeedng TO her homo Thursday evening was attacked
by gang Of cowardly rssca Seventeenth street, near
avenue A. and subjected TO the most brutal and cruel
treatment While one Of the rowdies held her by the
the remainder Of the gang rushed upon her, and,
cupied stable IN the neghborhood The poor girl screamed
r help when one o. ne sa Ss S s
Id vagabondo The rascals then proceeded 70 take
improper liberties with the girl, and lastly they
each and every of them violated her person.
After satisfying their helsh desires the rowdies fed
from the spot king with them the mantia Of the pros
trata girl Mary remained in state Of nsensbity for
some time coming to her she crawled out
into the and told the story Of her wrongs po
lceman who happened to De passing Cat the wrong time
cnct where her story excited the sympathy OF all her
hearers Policeman Fuller, Cumming and Arneson
dies, The officers had a description Of seve
raj of the rascals, and after securing the ward
for an hour or more they managed to effect the arrest Of
two Of the gang, who gave their Patrick Gun
ming and Archibald Brown. The prisoners were confront
ed with the complainant when she at Identified them.
arm and subsequently attempted 10 choke her. The pr
soners denied all knowledge Of the affair at FIRST but they
subsequently admitted knowing the persons who carried
of the conplainant's mantlla. The remainder Of the
gang four in number, yet remain at large but as they
are well known to the police they will proba
bly, be arrested. Cunning and Brown were
brought before Justice Quackeubush, at the JEFF
ierson Market Police Court yesterday, where
hey were committed for examination. Cunning admits
that be guilty Of violating the person Of Miss Galloway,
but said that be not implicated the robbery OF the
mantlla The complainant is very respectable looking
girl. She is employed seamstress in one of the
Broadway stores produce the best Kind OF ev
dence As to her chastity and veracity.
TEE ASSAULT NEW JKRsEy SHYRpY Sheriff Beat
y Of Jersey City, and his deputy yesterday appeared al
the Lower Police Court and made complaints against Thos
Kelly captain the steamtug Fulton Bryan Kenney
Tor sssautng them previously published. The magis-
trate named Monday next for examination Of the mat
ter 10 be made
CONCERNING THANKSGIVING Day.--As Mr.. Thomas Hand,
OF No 90 East Twenty firth street, celebrating Thanks
giving in his usual and peculiar style, no fell into the
mpany of a polite youth named William Williams, who
suggested the proprety Of his having companion, IL
unsafe TO be out late under such circumstances. The
offer Of the disinerestd Mr. Williams gladly accepted
and the twain became inseparabe for the remainder OF
the night. While they were walking about arm in arm,
citizen detected Williams in the act Of pur-
Joining Mr.. Hands watch. The disnteresed youth
was brought 70 an account for his strange
conduct when be- stonty protested his innocence and
begged that his person should Immediately searched
Before any search could be made however he took 70 his
heels and started of double quick trot. pursued by
the aforesaid citizen When arrested the watch could
be discovered but was subsequently found on the side
walk quite close to the SPOT where the fellow cap
tur.d. Justice Qusckenbush committed the prisoner
trial
A DrsHo~Esr Rooxk,Ts --laipes ". Benjamin, young
ri prepossessing appearance called the house Of
Mrs. voorhies in Amty street few days ago, and
gagged board. The young gentleman was put into the
OF one Of the boardcrs, Martin Mallory Nothing
markable occurred until Wednesday night when Benja.
min packing up his roommaic's clothes, and
throwing the bundle out OF the window. Information OF
the larceny conveyed to the OF the property
before the thief had time TO essoe, and the latter
promptly taken into custody. - clothing found
upon the Sidewalk in front of the Asse and restored 10
the owner Benjamin was committed for examination.
CnTuiB on BuRoiaR--Chas wenkenbach, proprietor
Of the Gymnasium Nos IS and IS West Thrtoenth street
awakened from his siumners yesterday morning by
some one endeavorng TO enter his bedroom. Hastily
jumping Of bed he inquired who's thereY when he
distinctly heard the rctreons footsteps OF some one in ee
hallway lie started down stairs pursuit Of the per
son, crying stop theft when policeman Garthwate
hearing the cry up and captured the burglar Just
b. making his escape from the front door. The
twenty three years Of and resident OF New Jersey
Justice Quackenbrsh committed the accused for trial IN
default OF bail
GRANGE g, foEoss AGAINST 4 Brosos John b. Aeater
a broker, ing office al No. Hanover street
taken into custody yesterday by detectives wdey and
Mepoaga, on a charge OF having forged the Of g..
". Hoyt Ia promssory note tor 5000 dated August ~
1865 and made payable SIX months after date, Maeder
II Is alleged, sold the note 10 A. LANG, IN Broadway and
subsequently into the possession Of Mr.. Uoyt, by
whom pronounced base forgery. The accused
being brought before Justice Quacsenbush at the Second
nsircl Police Court stated thai he rot the 10 the
ordinary Of trade. without being Of iis
forged and worthless character The prisoner held
for examination
CAuolu NArrc--rdsard parcet residing Ia Eleventh
avenue near Forty street. while taxing nap upon
sofa IN the premises Of Mr.. Tzsimmons Forty second
street Yesterday, had his pocket picked Of gold
watch and chain by young man named Edward Diepan,
who watched he opportunity, and starred OF with the
sleeper property. The movement Of Mr.. Degan not
unnolccd by Mr.. Fitzsimmons, and before the former
could reach the sidewalk be found himself IN the tight
embraces o. the latter The watch and chain being found
in possession ~ the prisoner his quit seemed 70 be
elusive the magistrate fyustte 4nsckeneashl commit
ted him 10 the Tombs for trial.