The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-14
Police Intelligence.

CoNnsTr or CoUm-The Police Justices have a ru.
which forbids policemen bringing prisoners charged
with intoXoaton into court until they have become so
ber On Wednesday policeman auegan Of the Sixth pre-
einct violated this rule and hauled over the Goals
by Justice Welsh In consequence. The officer stated
dd not know he was violating any rule Of the court and
ogged TO be fogven but the magistrate said that the
rules had been published In the pewspapers aud decided
not TO excuse the maefactor tine of $40 was there.
upon imposed upon the thoughtlcss policeman and he
was handed over 20 the custody OF officer Smith tho
amount paid The rule violated by the officer reads
as folows;-
Rule Resolved, That be and IL hereby made rule
ever no.c.et g S1 aud Srses hs w9e
10 e sop e or s o o hss. tSe essr ens ac
n'ohicsed person into the for the general
ss sSa S,scr bushes Of hs aid pose The
70 40 70 the Endorsement Of THIS rule and reTulss9n and 70
srbed from being brought into without perl-.
sion Of the magistrate.
An Ex'MExsxR or ASSEMBLY TROUBLE Sergeant
weiih Of the Seventeenth precinct Thursday last ar
rested Andrew Smith charge Of forgery preferred
against him by Anthony Dugro Of the late Ten Cover
pors Of the Alnshouse. Smith, will be remembered was
representative in the last Legislature from the evepih
ward Of this city The accused it is alleged was Indebted
for rent 70 Mcssrs. Miller schauman In the sum of
81 200 FOR which Mr. Dugro became responsible subse
quensy Smith offered hts note for part Of $500
TO Messrs Miller schauman which they refused TO &C
cept without good endorsement. Smith then, IL is
alleged placed the name Of John Kerr OF the Com.
issoncrr OF Excise. upon the back Of the note and IL
VAS received. The signature after discovered
TO be a forgery and Mr. Dgro who II the suffering partv
by its spurious character preferred complaint
smith upon which he arrested and taken before Jus
tce Welsh, whs held him in 81 600 bail 70 answer
Assy<r oy ESKicHr THE Ausssp Ticssr swrSpryg -
John l. Enright was yesterday arrested, together
with his barkeeper, Michael Ryan, on charge Of rob.
bins Mr. John McQuasen, Of Richmond, Va, at the
den No IL, Cedar street Mr. McQuaken arrived in tbo
city on Thursday and Induced enter the place Of
righ but not liking its looks he turned 10 leave when
The sum or 81 was demanded He refused 10 nav tina
when, ~ alleged Ryan, by order Of Eurigbt SET upon
him and robbed him az 81 90 in change
b apr~ared before Justice Welsh preferred com.
plant aaninst Enrigh aud Ryan TIE accused held
Ia ~ 600 each 10 answer
ARREST or POLICEMAN CHARGED wrH Drsonpsary
cosprcT Ia'rolman Christopher Hogan, OF the Twenty
sixth precinct yesterday arrested on charge of
drordefiy conduct preferred oy Mrs Adde Baskaeid Of
No Us cfosny street The accused. II " alleged mishc
hsytd himself IN the house mentioned Hc Was held by
Justice Brennan IN $500 TO teep the peace.
ne Csss wosas srsHdSo ~ r0 rorarErxru
wApOne Of the Tourteenth force police yesterday ar.
rested John D. Williams who stabbed his wife on Tbuts
DAY night ast during drunken quarrel The arrest was
eecie AZ tsex Market Police Court, where Williams vas
brought ~ charge OF intoxicaiion The injured wp
rasn stu lies al the New York Hospital ia a very ore "a
rous coalition Tue physicians think her recovery i'm.
possible.
AsRfsr ANOTHER TIcsrr SwIypfEr C p;ain Wart az
the Twenty sixth precinct yesterday arrested George L.
wsrd the reputed ticket swDdier on charge preferred
against him by william soiz Mr. Sto,z bot recently ar
rived rom Pcnnsyvs and was induced 10 purcl,uc
ticket for Europe az the on y Of ward W Liberty street
for which I've paid s2T Be subsequently ascertaned that
the real value of the ticket ais aud he therefore pre
fsrred The above charge Justice Welsh comm the
accused IN default of 81 600 bail