The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-24
Police Intelligence.

AIIrGED LARCENY or 81 o0o.-Mary Flynn, a young
man Of progressing appearance into custody
yesterday by policeman Sullivan, Of Fourth precinct,
ON charge OF stealing 81 900 in gold coin from stephen
Loveoy Of No 352 Water street, under the following
cumsiances-Mary il appears distant relative Of
The complainant, and resided with him the capacity Of
housekeeper. Among her male acquaintance Mr..
G.. geu, whom she alleges nda,ei her unc,ss
and deposit II In his hands for SAFE Keeping. When
a charged with the OF NICE the prisn1cr do led all
k wedfe OF the missing money, but she subse uenty
m.ttd that she The thief and that ia igen Tho
ceiv,r Of The booty Ga igen denes he cgci WIS
prvy TO the larceny and suggests that ny NUT be
aborr under some hallucnation OF mind so FIR his
r,nnct ton with the AFFAIR is concerned Not ths ding
ms plea Of iEn"cence, Gargen apprehen led
ccRea up with Mary 10 answer the charge before the
Court Of General Sessions
CArTuRE ALLEGED BuRGrARs-Jsmes Rogers was ar
rested yesterday morning by 20 Storey, of the
Fifth precinct charge Of burglarously entering the
store of Mr. Valentine M 1877 Duane street. and stealing
here'rom hrsin OF butter. III prisoner caught
with the property In his possession Justice Osborn com
mtied the accused for trial James kc my ard Peter
Murray were arrested by policeman You on cnargc Of
burgiaronsy entering the store Of III Tier Schawn
ker, No Chatham street and stealing thercf ON $50
worth Of pants The prisoners were caugat upon the
premises with the property IN their possession. Commit
ted iof tr . II default Of bail.
THE CLANCY LREL Subtitle examination in the Clancy
LIBEL case was resa ed yesterday afternoon before Justice
Osborn, at the Lower Police Court n Gardiner the
asher in the Sun Office, testified that the day pre-.
cedng The publication OF the hbcous communication he
met Mr. Clancy in the street. and that the latter told him
ht hid an advertisement for the Sun which would
IN ~ ir' IN the Herald office. Tue advertisement
qHs on was not the one which reflected Mr. Russell
Alderman Clancy did speak the about any
on er advertisement The examination then adjourned
ti the following day. Thus far appears 10 know
who handed IN The lbaous communication ut the Sa .
office. The night clerk says he received from boy
bt' that be would not be able TO identity him if no
him again.
DESPERATE FEaAIE--Jula A. Cornish was brought
to!Cre justice Steers the Essex Market Police Court on
c arge Of feoniousy assautng Francis George It'll
Francis and julia appears, had quarrel in the
premises No Hester street when the complainant picked
Ea char and threatened Ia demash the prisoner At
its DEMONSTRATION the part Of Francis A. Julia became
highly incensed Snatchipg from her pocket she
spang upon her opponent, and him right and left
ahout the head and lace. Miss Cornish committed
for trial IN default of bail.
tHAFGE or PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoyEY,-John Conne,
resident OF Fort Lee, the Hudson river offered a
counterfeit IS bill on the Lee Bank of Massachusetts,
the store OF Patrick Kelly No 40 Tenth street. yesterday
and arrested for his temcrty Justice steers detained
the accused for examination. OConnel stated that be
was not aware the bill was counterfeit