The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-31
Police INTELLIGENCE.

sxRiors STAINING ATYRAv IN AvKsvK AT late houl
on sunsay night, two Germans, named Henry paeble,
and Adam Jsger, met at the corner OF avenue and
Fourth street, when jaeger drew dirk knife from his
pocket a. d rushing upon his adversary stabbed him in
the aDdon. ~ infoting dangerous, and perhaps faia
wound Paebl was promptly conveyed 10 Bellevue Hos
pita while his a. saant, with equal promptuer, con
syd to the ousr hs
TO hold an ante norton examination III III
case Of the wounded man yesterday, when thu
latter made the following sfdavt in relation to thu
afair-Hcnry Paeber residing at No ll6 Third street
deposes and says called at Mr. Meyers lager bier sa
loon, in Third street. between First avenue and avenue
on Sunday about ten O'Clock in order TO get 81 OF Ia
ger bier; when about leaving met at the door
who asked me to bring her husband he prisonc) from
ponted out her hush and that his wife was
oside and wanted to him. he replied that he would
go directly we then had glass Of bier together be left
In ompaDy with his wife and another man, and up
Thro areet towards First avenue he returned about
ten tArtes afterwards and stated that his wife had left
him uetice6 that he was intoxicated and said would
see him Aene; ne consented, and walked down Third
street toynSds Avenue A. smother man Joined US soon
after we leJ tie saloon and we all three walked down TO-
gether; WHEN reached the corner Of svenue A,
wished the risOncr good night hud was going home,
when the prsoar rushN upon me and stabbed the
stabbed Go-nef Gamble committed the accused 70
await the result n the wsunded mani injuries. jaeger
says he was intoxicated aoe does not know anything
about the occurrence The physicians Of the opinion
that Paebler cannot r-yvive the injury inncted.
The BAXTER STREET MrsrKRr Coroner Jsckman aidca
by the Sixth precinct pchce actively engaged yestcr
day in investigating tbs mystery which surrounds the
death OF the spanard, Juan Gustarinc The District At
torney gave order to Dra Beach and wele empower
ing them to dsnter the tcdy OF deceased and mske
careful examination Of the remains; but for
the work Of removing the body frcm its pasce
Of deposit at Calvary Cemetery was postponed
s until today, d. The deceased ss as, is sad was
on the day Of his death he had seen paid off by the pur
SER and came ashore with forty afty dollars Ia
bis possession When found by the police his pockets
were entirely empty, and turned inside out His gold
shirt studs and sleeve buttons not removed how
ever, which is little singular, considering the clean
pockets Bavendam the person accused Of having robbed
and murdered deceased still remains in confinement at
the Tombs but hopes to obtain his release through writ
OF habeas corpus TO day. The prisoner, in n
ton with Of the police acknowledged that deceased
was at bis place The fatal night out denies having
iLused him in any way. Deceased he said took sick
while in OF the bedrooms the earroom and he
simply brought him down stairs and placed him upon the
Sidewalk where he was found by the police few hours
subsequently.
AssAulT WITH A PsroL-Gcorge Leise, a German, re-
siding No 22l Centre street. brough, before JUS
tice Quackenbush at the Jefferson Market Police Court
charge Of assaultng John Reed OF No. 524 Broome
street, with pistol Fhv prisoner is alleged snapped
the weapon compliments face, and the latter
trying escape discharged another barrel him. Luck
lily Reed escaped without injury. Lese said the pistol
went of accidentally, and that he had intention Of
harmng complainant beyond giving him frightening.
Held to bail in the sum OF $1,000 TO answer.
ASo1Hxx SHoerSs CASE Daniel DriscolI proprietor Of
drinking saloon situated at the corner of Third avenue
and Eighty sixth street, brought before Justice
Browne at the Fourth district Poli;e Court Yorkvc,
yesterday morning, charge Of dscharging loaded ps
toll at young named Edwards, with intent TO kill
The prisoner frankly admitted that he fred the weapon
but said that he mstook Edwards for person with whom
be had some difficulty short time ago. Driscol held
for examination.
GETTING HoLD or TIE WRONG CUSTOMER detective
Elder standing in front Of picture in Broad
way Grand street, yesterday morning, watching
the movements Of pckpoekets couple Of SpAniards
approached him an, mistaking him for verdant
countryman, attempted ally 10 pick his pocket. The
detective turned upon the fellows and quick thought
grabbed them by their collars and marched of
the police headquarters The prisoners refused give
their names or place Of residence.