The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22
Police Intelligence.


ASSAULT BY A DEPUTY SHERlFr.-About three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, named William A
Bardenbrook, residing in weschester county, was
proceeding down Broadway with a lady, he was
suddenly seized by the collar by deputy sheriff
named Henry Dreher, and before he aware, was
almost thrown TO the ground. Mr.. Hardenbrook, not
knowing the nature of the attack and thinking he
saued by some rufan, struck the deputy sheriff blow
in the face, which caused him for TO let go
his hold on Mr. II. The deputy then made known to Mr.
Hardcnbrook that he had attachment against him. and
that he must proceed with him 10 the shers office Mr.
Hardenbrook, however, refused to accompany sheriff.
claiming that he had answered the attachment issued
against HIM al one O'Clock that day. and was then bis
way 70 the cars for home Mr. Dreher however refused
TO allow him TO proceed and finally called upon officer Tut
till, OF the Broadway squad to arrest ardenbrook and
he would make charge against him for aud
terry He accordingly conveyed before Justice Welsh
where upon hearing IN the case, Mr. Hlrdenbrook
Immediately discharged The deputy sheriff had, in the
meantime, succeeded IN bringing to his assistance
two three Of his colleagues IN Office and while
MIR. Hardenorook was examining the law to justify
bis resisting the officer, IT is alleged that he sud
denly seized by the back Of the neck, and i'll a
most brutal and cowardy manner dragged out almost
the door by three of the deputy sherns and
who, IN all probability, would have struck the man
two severe bows which they the act OF
dong, when Justice Welsh promptly ordered officer to
take OF all the parties who engaged IN the
transaction at the time TO have the office
Mr. Ha0enorook then proceeded to the door he
again seized IN a like manner by the same party and
office. AS they neared the Sheriffs door, which
same floor they did not take open IT, but drove
Mr. Hardenbooks head against the door with such force
AS burst open, he being almost precptaed 10 the
ground Here he surrounded by about dozen others
of the same department, aud finally dragged oil d
Eldridue street ai they even refusing permit him 10
procure bail MIR. Hardenbrook had his clothing some
torn and lost two valuable studs while in the hands
Of the sheriHs. An examination IN the case Will no
doubt take place today.
pEopEp1y CooL--George Washington Wilson lives in
e,roo and tho Top,hs ycetardav
be was brought before Justice Connolly charge of
drunkenness and dsorderly conduct. He had been ar
rested the night previously, and when arragned before
The mag strate quite recovered from the effects Of his
debauch He had lot the least idea, he said why he
should thus be dragged into police court; but il the
esirate thought proper to fine him for doing nothing, why
he might 90 SO Justice Connolly that he had
got tired of inning the delinquent and by way variety
would send him 10 prison for ten days
osend me TO PRISON for ten days ~ replied the asto
uished Mr. Wilson !" Who is going to pay me Tor my
time would hike 10 knowf''
Justice 1onuoly-0h, your time is Of no Importance
You employ as probably in the Tombs here you
Prisoner Boing with indignation)-I can, eh2 Pro-
bsbiy kin; but viii you pay me two dollars day while
am loo sed up tbereY believe is unconstitutional to
500 a &c Gentlemen in this way and IN appeal from the
decision Of hs ERE Court il costs me every red cen.
I've got ,..,o 10 - -.
Prisoner shall be done sir my name not George
Washington Wilson. Exit prisoner, in tae hands OF the
officers
OVER FOND OF JEwmRY.-James Dawson keeps O pub
Tic house at No. i6 Howard street. Of late he missed
several articles jewery, consisting Of gold watch and
chain breastpn NC Some lace collars, the property Of
younp lads who boarded with Mr. Dawson, also
missing suspicion rested upon Hannah Howard tho
cook and a watch SGT upon her movements. Upon
Investigation II was found that Hannah recently pre-
s,ned copred acquaintance of hers, named Mary Ten
Eyck with the Identical lace collars which missed
ron The wardrobe OF the lady boardcr This discovery
led Mr. Lawson believe the watch and chain had also
becn tho subject q presentation by his cook, and nc
cordugy he had arrested suspicion Of grand arce
broueb her before Justice Kelly at the Jefferson Market
STARRING AsrRAy.-Iohn Mulliu, lad about 10 years
old was taken into custody Thursday night by police
man Mahen Of Sixth precinct charge Of felonious
assault preferred against him by Mary Atkins, woman
old onouph 10 be tho mother Of the prisoner John, it
annears was incenscd nj remark made by Mrs At
I,ne and drawing clasp knife from his pocket, stabbed
hcr IN the arm. The cries Of the wounded woman al
"a lime 10 arrest the youthful despcrado. Justice Osborn
cnnn,itted Mulln for examination. The injured
was conveyed TO the New York Hospital for medical at
tendance.
ALLEGED CHARes OF KIDNAPPING. srtornoon
sailor named Daniel Mcconnell appeared before Justice
Welsh at the City Hall Court, ind preferred charges
against man named James Hadicu With having on tho
18Th day Of March hist, kidnapped him white under tho
influence Of liquor, and conveyed him on beard the ship