The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29

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Police Intelligence.
Dh'f1sArx AfFRAr-rwo hxn BADLY wouApD.-Th
ehemen' mouse ia East Thirty second street was tn
scene u ceperate sfay Saturday night tn whA'h tw
men named Martin Ryan and Henry an father ana scn
were DO severely wounded with axe, in the bsnos
man PANIED John Anderson that II Ia feared they VA
no' survive many days. Anderson and the younger
nysn' IL appears got into alteration respecting
conesne, when the 70, became at
sad by the YOUTH and selling struck him IN
mo neao Knocking him senseess Tho elder Ryan then
oAoe up 10 the assistance Of his son. when Anderson
slucn hiin with the axe aso and pros,rated him
me alarm haviog 6rsn raised, policemen Acser
@ euioor the Twenty first precincs, hsstened 70 the
pos ana secuTe1 the asaaant before he had time
cspe lne injured mon were attended by DR.. Rsnny,
uso. eu''sea tneir immediate removal TO Bellevue
Hospital On arriving AZ that institution was found
tae eoer Ryans fku had been badly fractured and
ss, ue SrMn Yves ptotruding from tho wound Tue A.
sonuDs physician esteems the very critical in
ana 1nnss IL hardly possible that the patient
@ FOR toe younger Ryan, however, there 10
certain The affair caused the most intense excitement
- e noeh oorhood, and 1t was with the greatest Difficult
ssfeax soe police could convey their prisoner away IN
ienoer on the spot Yesterday Anderson was brought
CeIo.e justice Qusckenbush q. the Second District Police
oou''' "nen no WAS committed for OK animation.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED FoRGR FROM PrrsBuRa.-w.
Lyman, an alleged fugitive forger from Pitsburg Pa
was ken Into custody by detectives Sampson and Dsvoe
On Friday night, and the following morning tie pri
soner was despatched westward In charge OF Chief Of
fonce OF Pittsburg The accused charged with having
deposited forged certificates Of deposit TO the amount of
on the American Exchange Bank Of this city In
purchase stock In the AcKeespot Bank Pennsy vania
and when he deposited the forged certificates In the C
invest his money in the purchase Of the soct IN Question
Inc wsn OF the prisoner was complied with, but before
ne could realize anything the sale the stock the for
eefes were discovered and criminal were in
stitued against him by the authorities In Ptsburx
Wnen arrested by the detectives in this city number Of
cepsed by ". D. Rckeison Co., Of Nos and Bridge
street, were found in his possession.
AisrohTUNEs NEVER COME SlNGLY.-Banta Henry, who
sentenced to fifteen months imprison meut in the
penitepta1y few days ago for larceny aud assault
since that time had two other complaints made against
himone for grand larceny and the other for burglary
80 that the prospect Of his being Of prison in time t,
vote for President in 1860 is by means fattering
Leopold Slverhan, jeweler, doing business at No. 326
Bowery, Identified Bants the person who stole $500
worth OF gold watches from his case on the
u soe isa ,ns. me prsone, presended ne wanted to
turned for moment he grabbed q containing no
ess then thirty gold Watches and effected successful
escape with The prize The second complainant is Mr.
Leroy Of No. 90 ST. Marks place, who charges the
Bana with having burgsriouey entered the above pre-
I,ses with intent to STEAL Justice Brennan the
plants to eend the papers before the Grand
Jury next week.
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING CASE About ten O'Clock on ss.ur
day night boatman named William Harrison, while
passing through Thames street shot at and severely
wounded In the breast and shoulder by some person un
known The pistol or gun loaded with powder and
ANAL shot, and appeared TO have been fred from some
house. The wounded man WAS taken ia chsgge by the
First precinct police and conveyed to tho station house
for medical attendance but before the doctor arrived
Harrison nlmsted bis desire to go home, and left the
egencs but we're unable to ind snv clue to The ner
petatoTs of the Tardy assault Harrison could give
co reason for the shooting; indeed, he said be did
know whether was accidental or premeoated mys-
terous was the manner in which it was effected.
ARREST or STREET PRxAcHzn F suIkner, the street
preacher was arrested yesterday for the third time this
GUNNER while holding forth the steps Of the City Hall
When brought before Justice Osborne prisoner showed
permit that he bad Tssevea fe the Reccr Ter author
izDg him to preach In the streets whenever he felt
cped to do. The magistrate discharged prisoner from
custody and the latter therenpen left the room &C.
mig easily have o6vated his by showing his
permit to the police, but he preferred being paraded
acknowledge The authority Of The officer to interfere in The
matter
FEMALE BIGAMlsT IN TxoUBrE.--A German woman
named Caharine Kooz brought before Justice Bren-
charge Of bgamy: The prisoner, 1t appears sepa-
rated from her husband months SGD and married
man named Essall. Her second husband lived with he
quite happily until within few days ago, when he DIS
covered that certain Mr. Kootz existed and sartiu
under the effects Of the injury, Edsa sraightway appear
ed appeared before the Justice and entered complaint
sS r Tor 1sm ;d The accused was
married since his separation from the fair Kstarina 50
that he aso is bganist Surely the diseaae seems in
the family.
FieEr AND srABRrNG AfFRAY.--Thomas Farrell OF No. 2
Mott street, was brought before Justice Brennan OF
charge Of havirg cruelty beaten and assaulted Hugh
ECGrath, neighbour without any provocation therefor
The oomplauants face exhibited melancholy display OF
cuts, bruises and dscoorstons. deep cut In the neck
behind the completed the uDsgh.ly picture In ad-
dition to this McGrah had pistol fred at him by the
and did no further damage than SCATTERING pane Of
glass In an adjoining grocery The magistrate held the
accused to bail IN the sum of $500 to answer.
ALLEGED D1soRDsnY HOUSES BROKEN UP.-Henry Meyers,
keeper Of saloon at No 1876 Eighth avenue, and Mar
garet Cresin, No. "a Thompson street, brought
before Justice Quackenbush charge Of keeping dis
orderly houses, and were required to give bail IN the
sum OF $3C0 to answer.
ARREST ALLEGED HOTEL TuEP.--Deiect.ve officers
Keefe and Radford yesterday arrested man named
Stewart, at the Howard HOTEL in the act Of sesrchirg
several OF the boerders rooms. complete set OF skee
toe keyS was found upon him. BE has hardly been
Of Sing Sing three months and he fully prepared
carry cut bis old game He was com ntted to the rombs
10 await an examination
& ARRrs1rD Yesterday afternoon the crew Of harbor
police boat No arrested named Patrick Cranlin
FOE stealing ssboat, worth $780, from pier North
river He was taken 10 the First ward station house aud
locked up.
Mos LAW AND LYNCHNG IN CALDWELL County,
KENTUCKY We learn that on Thursday night last Jesse
WDams an Old and wealthy citizen OF that county, who
under guard in Princeton on the charge Of MURDER
searg and inhuman treatment OF his slaves taken
OF prison while the guard asleep carried seven
miee north OF that town and hung tree His body
not cut dow until ten O'Clock the next night. The
verdct OF the coroper's jury wssCame to bis death
by bar ging by psysop persons unknown" About
the same time Or. Singleton, Mansfield Morse and
named Strawm severely iynched and ordered to
tee country They supposed TO be connected
~hh williams In bis villsuies, Two sons OF Williams
John and James, who had been guilty OF numerous
crimes, would also, in s probability, have been hung
had they net made their timely efcaps.-Lousuille
Journal, August rs.
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
From LivtypspI, in the steamahip America o. Boson-Mr
and mrs EdWSs, NJ and M Btidge Mrs Garment Mr.
and Mrs EathAI, Mrs. Is White Miss Wbe Mss LII ack
X "a V strauss Wood and wifs Nr and Mrs Tucker
nAA- 49,