The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-06
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IxroErASr AER,sr.-Mr Jas Balcntne q the South
ferry. yesterday morning observed two suspicious
boxing women about 70 to this city, and
feeling warranted. under the circumstances arrested
them and took thcm 70 tho cry Han police station.
shortly after arriving there, gentleman came IN with
a 1T 81 silver articles which had been stolen from
his residence in Pcrrepont street all Of which,
cef silver cup. found the persons II tbs
The cup had beea sold Cor small amount,
~ enable them o. the ferry " also recovered
The value 81 the property exceeded $500.
CONFLICT nrvkES RowpuS AND raE PotIcE.-Jamrs
Talent alias Buffer Talent wa committed 70 the Tombs
yesterday on charge Of assault, with TO Mi Police
man wilson, Of The Sixteenth precinct. under the follow
lnr circumstances On election night, the prisoner IN
company with gang q young rowdes, seized upon q
number q Old wagons Ia Nineteenth street, sixth
avenue and proceeded TO make bonfire q the property
some citizens tried 20 extngush thu flames when they
were beaten ard compelled % retire. Information a the
sent 10 the station house whom Inspector
Carpenter detailed policemen Wilson an Tuomcy 70 attend
to the matter Tie police cndcayorng - dspersc tn
gang and extnguish the fire, were soutly resisted
~ Talent and his comrades An ch9d wa
latter drcw clasp knife from his pocket and thrca, ming
70 XII the officers swore that he would not Oe taken into
custody Policeman Wilson rushed upon the bully and no
doubt would coon have mastered him With his club had ne
not al that moment been feed by blow from cart rung
il tho hand y fellow named Scotty. While struggling
against both " those the officer received mum
her OF wound about the head and back and was ~ last
compelled = hca, retreat TaoIncy aiso severely
handled n the acas having had IT his thumb nearly
cut on As The police retired Tie daring rascsls threw
trckbais thrm and vented their joy al the victory by
loud shouting Talent was committed FOR trial IL default
Of bail None q the other rowdes have yet been
"a, although number q warrants have been issued.
Iora RomERY.-Mr Durand. the English baritone was
robbed a gold watch and $3.50 on Thursday night by
hotel thief who entered lis the Western Hotel by
means o. false keys Mr.. Durand was awakened by the
footsteps 81 the thief and Jumped Of bed for the pur
nose al collaring when the latter darted OF the
rom and the darkness of the night managed 70 make
III escape. Tho proprietor IT the hotel on beng made
acquainted with the facts proceeded TO Tie Of
~ III boardes whom he suspected ~ beng the thief but
uf0n searching the suspected party nothing could be
found 10 implicate him the robbery In the morning
this individual raid his bill and left the premises Yes
terday the occupied by the suspected boarder was
searched again. when strange 10 say, lady gold watch
and pile ~ bank bills together with bunch Of skeleton
KEYS ard pair OF nppers found concealed IN the
bed The watch and money. however, did not belong 70
Mr. Durand but that the property was stolen does not ad
~ doubt No clue has since been obtained 10 the
whereabouts Of the suspected lodger the stolen proper
" Of Mr.. Durand
ARREST of 1Hs EDITOR or 4 SUNDAY PArER-Amor J.
williamson, editor and proprietor o. the Sunday Dispatch,
was yesterday taken in custody by Sergeant Seamso oG