The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19
Police Intelligence.

KRyPNG Sa PA71IcKs pAY-A disturbance occurred at
ne corner Of Second and Frs. street. Saturday
light, between number OF men who had been ceebrAt
ns g. Parcks day, which resulted il quiet nofensve
citizen named August Ieverman, being knocked down
md severely Sestsn tina. his Life despared Of One
4 the dsturssrs, appears, threw posasoe through the
window Of grocery store situated the above corner,
when the barkeeper, James Eagen, out and meeting
Mr. Leverman, supposed he one Of the rowdes and
Knocked him down Policeman Cook Of the Seventeenth
dsssict happened to passing the time and arrested
the asaasnt The injured msu was conveyed 70 Bellevue
Hospital where The physician IN attendance pronounced
very a matter OF extreme doubt E&gsn was COM
Hitied for examination by Justice Steers.
Al late hour Saturday night, KArtn Tfusman, Of
No Is Mulberry street, ana man named John Hoy got
hss alteration while under the influence OF liquor
and fought until Hoy Was exhausted that deem
cd necessary 10 take him to the New York Hospital
iusmsn arrested by policeman kcGrsth, Of the Sixth
,vrecnc commted TO tie Tombs 10 await the result
yOf the wounded man njIree hoy supposed 70 nave
been fatally injured.
CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED PImPouU.-1ne pickpockets
I'D thriving business during tho progress Of the Fro
,ssssion on 81, Ps.rick's Day NJ. Geo. b. nmpscn Of
lorrisana was among The number Of the victims who su
Ssred q. the hands Of the Hgt. fingered gentry While
ss1sloSsy relieved Of ssid watch butcher, named
Andrew AcClusky, was arrested on suspicion and com
nitted for examination By Justice Qu.ckenbush me
ma chevaeYs and lodged them in the General SuperA
ndsnts Office unit! the procession was over, and then
released them One two OF the prisoners were quite
ndgpsnt at being arrested and threstened 70 prosecute
Ae CHEERS for false Imprisonment but the majority Of
them tofk the matter quite c>oily.
I ncxH swupINo CAm-The conviction Of Frank
KOwlcr tie ticket swim iler, 70 have had but little
anscs upon his oorfrus in tie nsfsrous business. On
saturday party Of feur Germans, from Ohio, appeared
before Justice Qusckenbush, as the Tombs, and stated
that they had been swnded $50 EACH by Isaiah Seovcr
agent Of No 167 CsaaY street The accused who hns
bsn arrested repeatedly for svndling emgrants sold
e eomplanan.s what he represented second
ckets for California, and received $50 from each Of
as victims. Subsequently Tie Germans discovered that
tickets they received Storage worth
uly $Ie0 piece Selover has eady served one term
an the state prson Tor swndlng emigrauts. warrant
ives Issued for the Apprehension OF tie accused
. CHARGE Or FAIM PRETxyCa-Charlss 81. Williams,
.Eas shel.or was sn INTO csstody charge Of false
preteuees Iprsfsredasa;nst him ~ A W. OTIS Co., Of
No III Chambers stree. The accused, il 10 alleged,
represented that his name William Henry Shelton
u Bridgeport Conn., and by means Of false represeut
IONS succeeded ssng $3.50 worth ofriboons on credit
BE Ia also charged with having swindSsd Aooenblaf
Brother, Of No. 70 Cnxmbers street. out OF el00 worth
M fancy goods BY means Of similar repreeentatons The
tccused brought before Justice Quackenbusn, me
Lever Police Court, where he IVES committed for sxam
aa.ion.