The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-14
Police Intelligence.

TIE PNl STREET MURDER CASE Coroner Jackman yeser
day held inquest at the New York Hospital on the
body Of Dennis McHenry, who died the day before from
effects Of wounds received at the hands Of John Kr
maps Of % Pe street. The main facts have already been
published in the Herald, and therefore is unnecessary
to give the testimon. adduced at the inquest appeared
however, that deceased and the prisoner old
miles, and that the occasion Of the visit of the former was
to effect reconciliation Or. Joseph Hall, of the New
York Hospital, maize post mortem examinations and
found three wounds-one in the abdominal paretes tw
inches below the umblcus another the right side
the chest, and third at point two inches below the in
feror angle Of the scapula and at the sde The jury
rendered verdct-"That Dennis McHenry came to his
death at the hands Of John Krmans the 10th day OF
October 1859, with some instrument to them unknown
On being the Sass, ss IND did
with deceased intended to njure me did
not intend to kill the man." Deceased
thirty years old, native Of Ireland, and gene
rally considered poaceaby disposed person He leaves
wife and four children. The accused is also married.
twenty -four years Of age Irish by BIRTH and type caster
by occupation He has been locked up in the Tombs fo
trial
ARREST AN ALLEGED MuRDERER.-On Wednesday, as
a citizen Of Clyde, Wayne county, n Y, was passing
through Central Park he observed among the workmen
young man named Wm Fee, for whom reward had
been offered alleged charge of having, wita three
others, committed rape young girl Clyde
and afterwards murdered her. After fully satisfying
himself that be of the party he called IN officer
of the twenty precinct and giving the facts Of the
case, he at arrested. The Sheriff Of Wayne
county was Immediately telegraped for, who soon
replied that Fee wanted the above charge and to
hold him. He was accordingly locked up in the Four
teenth ward station house. Our reporter visied him last
evening" but he refused say anything about the affair
but maintained doggcd silence. The Sheriff is expected
in the city to-day when he will doubt be conveyed TO
Clyde.
A RUNNER STADBED.-Yestcrday afternoon dispute
board the bark Golden Gate, lying at Castle
Garden between two named Charles Morris and
William Skillet, about passenger when the Inter be-
coming excited drew a dirk and made plunge at the
stomach OF Morris, but missing took effect in his thigh,
inficng terrible ugly wound Skillet last even
ing arrested by the Harbor Police TO await the result
Norris injuries, who had been conveyed to the New
York Hospital
CAPTURE OF A BuRcIAR.-Edmond McGovern was ar.
rested yesterday by officer Pos of the Seventeenth pre-
cnct charged with having in company with another per-
SON. broken into the house Of John McDonough, No 90
Fourth avenue Wednesday night last and taken there
from safe containing $15l. They noticed by the
officer who Immediately pursued the burglars and
covered the safe and money Justice Steers locked
the prisoner for trial.
CHARGE AND COUNTER CHARGE.-Mrs. Mary Ann Marsh
Of No 21s Bowery, was brought before Justice Steers
Thursday morning, charged with attempting to shoot one
james Shore On learning the particulars Of the the
Justice discharged the LADY, when she Immediately pre-
ferred complaint for assault and battery against Shore
who she alleged, went to her house Wednesday even
ing and beat and kicked her in most unmanly manner.
In self protection Mrs. NJ discharged the contents Of
WOTee
frightening to Shore The accused has been in conse-
Quepce, arrested.
CHARGES OF GRAND LARcKNY-On the LIST of August last
quantity of ladies' and gcntemens undercothng con.
ssng Of Shirts SKIRTS chemises, drawers and stockings
besides sundry handkerchief collars Sheets &cvaucd
in all at about S50were stolen from No King street.
Yesterday waiter, named John Hutchngs was arrested
on suspicion Of the theft having been entrusted BY Mrs
Sarah Brown with the delivery Of the goods TO Miss Grace
Welden TO whom they belonged. The prisoner alleges
that he gave the goods to boy to deliver and that he
knows no more about them. Justice Quackenbush CON-
mitted him for trial.
william Mullay, James Kennedy, Jerry O'Bricn and
Charles Mccormick were yesterday also arrested by De-
tcctivc James Bennett charged with having stolen two
bundles of annel worth $27 So from the store Of Mr.
Peter van Dyke, Of II Eighth avenue The officer found
one Of the bundles in the possession of Mulay and the
other parties arrested supposed to be accompces
They have all been duly imprisoned
ALLEGED swINprING OPERATION Tho police have OBJ
tanned information respecting two alleged swndcrs who
are going about purchasing goods and giving WORTHLESS
checks in payment few days ago the swinders called
at Hoyt Dogart Dions, No 3S Fulton street, where
they selected $27S so worth of goods and then left say
ing that they would send person after them Shortly
after their departure messenger came for the goods
and presented check on the East River Bank signed by
Robert Craig Jr, and purportng to have been duly cer
fed The check proved TO be utterly worthless and the
swindlers have since managed to keep out Of the way