The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
TIE DEMONSTRATION OUTSIDE.
Police Intelligence.

FIGHT AND STABBNG AT A DAScE.-A serious disturb
occurred dance given at No. 405 Madison street.
on Thursday night During the disturbance OF tho
belgerents drew knife and after using freely upon
the person of man named John Brannan, made his
escape from the The Seventh precnc police ar
rested named Finlay suspicion OF having been
implicated in the assault but he subsequently, os-
charged for want of evidence. The wounded man was
attended by DR. Wes and taken to his place residence
No. Boo Delaney street Upon examination II found
that the knife had penetrated the abdomen Of the injured
ruded several inches The doctor gave il as bis opi-
MON that Brapnan would hacdy survive INJURIES and
ant Yesterday Coroner Jack man held -mortem
examination in the case of the injured man. but new
facts were developed.
ANOTHER SrABBlxa AFFRAY Henry Larkin, Irish
laborer brought before Justice Kelly the Jefferson
Market Police Court on charge of feonous assault and
battery. The prisoner, is alleged got into fghs with
Timothy hukey, of99 Tenth avenue and coming ofsecond
best in the engagement thought he would the scales
ID MS av0r y sne Clasp knife upon sas person Of his
places about the head and body, but supposed none
Of the wounds will prove fatal The injured man
brought TO the New York Hospital for medical treatment
IaIkin committed to prison for examination When
arrested BY policeman Mckee he had the blood stained
knife IN his possession and did not seek in any wav 10
deny the charge imputed TO him.
ARREST OF ALI1GD CoUNrERrErxRs.- men, named
Edward Ready and John NJ Allen arrested by the
Twentieth precinct police charge Of passing counter
felt fve on the Merchants Bank Of Albany; and,
Ueiuk AAcu peioro Jusuce keey yesterday, uey were
committed. Ready was arrested a similar charge on
last election night but managed destroy the evidence
Of his guilt by swallowing the counterfeit b and 80 got
clear he coDfesses having been paseer OF spurious
bills for some time William Curry was charged with at
tempting to pass counterfeit fce on the Saiey Fund
Bank Of Boston, at Garret Smiths eating saloon IN Dv
sion street. Justice Steers committed Tue accused Tor
trial. Catharne Severe found herself in similar su
ation having been arrested for passing counterfeit
"tcn on the Bank Stroudsburg Pa at the millinery
store of Elizabeth Peterson, In avenue A. The prisoner
was fully committed for trial
Suspicion or GRAND LARcESY-A complaint was mado
Inv Geo w. harrington, Of No ia East Twenty seventh
street Yesterday against James Kehoc young butcher
doing business in Twentieth street, near Seventh avenue
for grand larceny. The accused, il appears was for
meriy the employ meut Of the complainant when the
snug little Of 81 7C0 in double eagles disappeared
from the desk Of the latter. Suspicion not directed
against Kehoe until within few days, when some cir
cumstances came TO light which induced Mr. rarripRton
believe that the accused implicated in the larceny
Justice Kelly issued warrant for the arrest OF Kehoe
and placed the in the hands Of detectives Sampson
and Devoe for execution.
CAPTURE OF BrRGIARs.-James Gallagher and Michael
Sullivan brought before Justice Connolly al The
Lower Police Court charge Of burglary The prisoners
appears, on Thanksgiving night took advantage of the
temporary absence OF Mrs. Margaret Waters OF No 106
Bayard street, broke into her apartments and rijcd
6 Mrs. Waters detected the burglars In the act and
managed after severe struggle capturing Gallagher
The other fellow raised one Of the rear windows and
Jumped into the yard below distance OF thirty fect
his escape was luckily cut OF by the timely arrival Of
policeman Jourdon, OF the Sixth precinct The magis-
lrae tnougnt the case was quite clear against the pv-
sooers and committed them for trial in default Of Dan