The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14
Police Intelligence.

SUSPICION OF Foul PLAY.-Lazarus Michael, q German,
died suddenly at his residence No. Ridge street, fey
days ago. Coroner Gamble held an inques. upon tha
body Of the deceased when the jury guided by the state
ment Of physician, who had not made post morton
examination Of the body, rendered verdict Of "death N
cholera" Since the ipterment Of the body the friends
the decekAed have had to believe that the truo
cause Of death had not been arrived It, and Inst had
post norton examination Of the body been made, dean
would have been shown to have been produced by one
than natural causes In short they are inclined 70 below
that deceased the victim Of poison, and acting under
such belief they now ask that the body may be dsnter'
ted The District Attorney sent tho mater over to he
Coroners office yesterday morning, with the request that
the would be promptly attended During the day
the body of the deceased exhumed by order OF Coro
ner Gamble and conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital, where the
examination win be commenced a. an early hour this
the police and should any evidence Of poisoning pre-
sented, arrests will surely follow.
An Ex-AssnfBLYMAx IN TROUBLE. Thomas ]. Aunday,
exAssembly man, and now ERIK In one OF the civil
courts brought before Justice Kelly At the Jefferson
market Police Court charge Of exposng his person
and endeavorng to take improper liberties with little
girl, thirteen years old daughter Of policeman Allen Of
the Twenty second precinct The offence ID alleged 70
have been committed West Forty seventh street. -
the child was going an errand for her mother Monday
was required 70 give bail in the sum Of 5000 70 nns~er
the charge before the Court Of Special Sessions Iae oe
PENDANT u married man, and has grown up cnnoien.
The greatest punishment that the court can in1cs ms
case is six months imprisonment in the pcntsntary
HARD CAsE.-Catharine Munson, Respectable look
ing woman about thirty i've years Of age, living in the
upper part Of the city, appeared before Justice Kelly at
the JEFFERSON market Police Court, and made complaint
against her husband for drunkenness. She has been
be.yt broken for several months past by the cruel
reckless conduct her husband and last resort she
Was compelled to him up ~ vagrant Mrs. Nun
son Vas accompanied by her son, young man about
nineteen years old and he, too had 70 take part In
sendng father to feons CELL Both mother and SON
wept bitterly while making their adavits, and ~ the
prisoner conducted down stairs In charge Of police
man. Mrs. Munson became faint that she had 70 be sup
ported twas really one Of the most hcartrendng scenes
we ever Witnessed
EXPRESS RoBBERY.-A package containing ninety six
silver washes and two gold do. was stolen from Of
Wells Co.'s express wagons the 7th inst, since
which no trace Of the property has bean discovered.
Inc package was addressed 10 b. Beatus Co. Onon-
nat, and with its contents valued q u GOO The
watches were Of new and novel styles, and were the
first Of the kind that imported 20 that tney can be
easily detected by dealers and oesrs snoud tney bo
offered for eale
NKw CouxrERfum.-Counterfe nvss On the Franklin
County Bank, Greenfield, Mass, beautifully executed,
made their appearance last evening, and great effort
was made to flood the city, The storekeepers
notified bv the police and about half past nine O'Clock
the Ninth ward reported the Of Richard Jones and
Mc(ipness having detected In passing OF the
bills About the time the Sixth ward police arrest
ed man named Chas. Hall while attempting pass
Of The hves.