The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19
Police Intslllgencs.

NORTHERN SEcEMoS-A SINGULAR WohAN.-As pol 90
man Phillips, Of tho Second precinct, passing up Full
ton street Saturday morning his attention was called to
IN extraordinary looking female who was parsdng the
street with curiously wrought Gag streaming from her
hat. crowd OF boys followed the woman screaming
with delight at the singular spectacle, and the Officer
thinking the needed protection kindly offered her
his arm He soon found out from her conversation, how
ever, that she partially insane and accordingly
Quoted her 70 the station house On being brought TO the
Lower Police Court before Justice Welsh the prisoner
who WIS evidently IN intelligent woman. gave the fol.
lowing account Of herseShe stated that her name
Sarah Fl. Dol X. B. w.; that she native OF New
hampshire and had left her mountain home for the pur
pose ofpreschng non and disunon among people
Of the North. 1t was he North she said that slavery
existed in It's worst FORM and nothing In the south could
compare with II In point OF immortality and oppression.
When che examined the hooks aud OF the Five
Points, witnessed the destuon and degradation OF the
ipbabans Of that locality, che could not help excaim
ing, "Oh, happy the blacks or the SOUTH for they
know no such misery a. this" Embema.ic Of her mis-
sion abe wore q small straw hat 10 which was fasten
ed blue flag, about foot square, trimmed with red and
covered with cabastcs. On one side was the figure OF
Noon cut In two, 70 represent the dissolution Of the
Union. On the other side was the figure OF
Greek Cross around which clustered . mum
Der Of stars representing the number Of the free States
Although the prisoner opposed white slavery and
looked upon the blacks as far better OF than the whit
st she advocated non intercourse between the North
and the South and hoped that ell connection between the
two sections would be forever She
visited the State Prison at Sing Sing she stated aud de
favor Of secession, but upon what grounds she did not
state Upon being informed that she was TO DO taken
prise and at last became spdgnant that The officer had
to resort TO ruse In conducting her below, In order TO
avoid . scene.
SHOOTING AYYRAY-PnoBAnrs HOMICIDE "A serious and
perhaps fatal shooting ARRAY occurred At the lager bier
saloon OF Christian HeymAn, No. $40 DeAncey street,
yesterday morning, about three O'Clock. young man,
named Thomas Burke, appears ATTRACTED BY the noise
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through the window, who'd the proprietor irrtated
what he deemed tho impertinent curiosity OF Burke
seized pistol and discharged the contents Il him The
weapon loaded with buckshot several o. which took
effect In the neck and head OF Burke The injured man
fell 10 the sidewalk inseusible, and II thought
he had been killed outright He slowly revived, how
covered 30 far - TO Be able 70 give his name
police Hey man was arrested By policeman VIII
brought to the Essex Market Police Court, some
hours subsequently,, he was committed 70 await the
sut Of the wounded name injuries Burke s said TO be
tared Of bis recovery In addition TO keeping lager
bier saloon, Heyman pedar. lie stated that he was
native Of Germany, and was thhty-one years old.
An ANALOGOUS FNcNH julia smith, young Lady or
doubtful character arrested by policeman Caveny Of
the Sixth precinct charge Of grand larceny under the
following circumstances jules siebert OF No. SO Pearl
street, Vas passing through Elm street Saturday
night when he was accosied by the prisoner and asked
formation, and was about proceeding on his journey
when Miss Smith grabbed his time piece and breaking
the guard chain, of with The property Sebert fol-
loved her quickly, however and seixng her by the arm
held her tight until the policeman up The watch
was found In the possession OF tho prisoner clear
made out asanat her. vet she had the audAcy
being brought before Justice Welsh deny charge
The magistrate committed her for trial default Of COO
bail
ACoxrrnnnAnr NOTICE. In noticing tho descent
the Eleventh precinct police upon dsordcry house
Lewis street Yesterday morning. Captain squires In his
return to the General pays the house
hatterpg compliment He says:-"A more vllanous sct
found the Theodore Hudson who has lust
out Of the State prison. and two others, whom tho
Severteenth precinct police have been looking for .
burglary committed there few lights ago. Eight per.
In ALL including the propretress Of the saloon Julia
Tracy, taken into custody and committed for
animation by Justice Brennan.
CHAlos GRAND IARcHsr "A brass nnisher, named
Charles Weber, brought before Justice welsh on
the charge Of stealing $3.50 worth unfinished gas burners
the property d his EN- ,cyer, George w. Thompson, Of
No. 81. Marks pace. The prisoner denied ali knowledge
Of the Nursing property, but the complainant says
the evidence against the aocuscd OF such character
fully justnes him In making the complaint The msgls.
trate committed the accused for examinaton.
FAfoossR ONCE MoRn Tho examination IN the case Of
the street preacher, Edward Faconer before Justice
Brennan resulted the magistrate nnslng the accused
el0 for violation OF the ordnance AGAINST street
preaching Subsequently FAooner's counsel served
writ Of e0torari upon the nasstrste In order
decis on might be evevtd by Justice Ingraham OF the
Supreme Court Upon tie decision OF the Supreme Court
hangs the fame and fate OF Faiconer.