The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
Police lntolli9enCo,


POLICEMEN CHARGED WITH GnANp LARCENY IN DBRxrU-
TABLE HoUsx-AKsxsr METRoPolIrAxs Charles n
Foster and Joseph Boyer, officers or the Seventeenth
wald were arragned before Justice Osborn, at the
Tombs. Sunday morning. to charge Of grand
larceny preferred against them by Mr. Francis Baaden,
German gentleman who vee at 10 Bayard street, WHERE
compsinane u appears that la'e ast Friday night be
IN the laser beer fsaloon Of EOly Narsh, 26b william
Character. &his hue" there III. Baden INDUCED ID
eundry drink, and when about 70 leave thsl
propretress demanded four dollars of him In payment
for liquors and other refreshments, which she alleged
he hao called for during the evening Mr. Baden, con,
deriDg the demand btant, refused 10 pay H. where
spending time in the saloon and introduced them
officers. Baden that these displayed tner
th elds, sitter be had seated himself sofa they
approached him in a manner more so'cb'e than polite,
and took ii ON hs pockets go watch and cnSia with
locke attached, worth $oe and $40 10 cash. BsAden
fur that believing these be policemen he,
without resistance, permitted The search and the taking
Of h property The following morning the matter w.s
brought 70 The notice OF Captain Palmer, OF the
Fourth ward po ice and after pa tal investigation he
learned The names Of the policemen, their lccson &c
These facts duly brought to the notice Of inspector
Carpenter who ordered the arrest OF both Foster and
Boyer This duty performed by Captain Palmer Of
the -Four ward assisted by officer Robb, and on search
ants watch was found IN a bureau drawer; but the
chain, ccket and money have not been recovered In
wax, where /. had been dropped by Mr.. Daad.n and
took charge Of the tmepiece for safe keenpg He
BAY he informed q the police seraeents tna
the watch, intended to find the owner. Beth the
pr oners deny the cha ge Of tGet, Ind demand
animation, which will be granted them 10 the mean
time, Foster ,s abroad CD bail, and Boyer vii! find
bondsman this morning Foster has wealthy and in
tuenta frien ds, who will intercede his behalf IL
said ibere several Witnesses 70 the transaction or
late the accused parties have been on duty NJ the cub
station IN Beekman street
VICTIM TO SHARPERs "A few Gays since John Hogan,
Of No. Roosevelt street ESQ say the pice> io hts ram
bles about town fell in company With Eva r. johnson
and Charles Richardson, alias Boston Charley wh,
marched him around TO several erogger,es TIL he
nearly unconscious Of what was transprns about him
After the call they made In Broacg Hogan missed
about $50 whch he had IN OF his pockets and sube
queDty charged Johnson and Boston Charley with rob-
brig him These have the police TIL Saturday
night when they by oHcersd McCread aud
Dopobue Of the Ell nth police taken before JUS
tce Quaakenbush VINO committed tHem Tor examinaton
In DANGEROUS LocAIrT-AN A1IEGsp CouSrxsFE1rsR. =
Late on Saturday night tall Consumpt!ve looking mar,
twenty six years Of sge swing his name as aeory Smith,
made mis- appearance almost at the door OF the Police
headquarters corner Of Brcone Elm streets and be
ing seen by detective Elder, onpls areatea on
Suspicion he beiog known TO associate 9TH counterfeit
On searching sphh 500 ia counterfeit So on The
Catekl Bat k with witch the city we're flooded Friday
right ano $751; in good money 'ouod, The accused
is supposd 10 ee one Of the aepesged nfu'rishng
c0uDleIteiteIs 4: small with the spurious paper
Smith eays he honestly by the counter cit bills bot
this story would not oo and he committed tor ex
aniDatcr 4.-
STABBsG AEFRAys During 6sht on the Five Points
late Saturday night, james Feeney, csrman OF 400
Worth street, who had rushed into the I'd cut Of
curiosity, dangerously stabbed in the l.ft side By
knife In the hanis o. some enc To him unknown TIE
alarm given, when officer k.er con, of the Sixth
ward came the placer but Old not ar i've 10 time to
The offender. who made his ,pe. Feene:
tskeD home, and phyf clan who called fcund the
gaeh DO nearly two incaes in depth Captain D0wliug
is in sea, oh OF tie "KnIght Of the Kai'e."
Mary Muiho'land, woman forty years Ct age,
seriously stabbed in the shoulder b. CHRISTOPHER NC
Mshon, boy ten gears OF age, with whom she had had
citbculy The juvenile asssaDt escaped and has rot
yet been arrested The woman lives at i23 Baxter
street.
The Seventh ward coffee arrested one Michael Flood
who stands charged with stAbbng Patrick Doyle, No
40 Cherry street. The parties had a quarrel, ~asu
Flood drew knife and with 1t inflicted deep cash
four inches In length ia the side Of ha adversary
The accused seemed 70 te unconscious OF having
and locked up for trial.
ALLEGED WIFE MuRrxR-ARaEsr TIE HUsBAsD About
two o'clock on Sunday morning officer Boyd OF the Six
teenth ward heard the cry Of murder issuing from
premises 27l West Thiresnth street, running
spot four g woman named Bulger iyirg the docr.
Leaning that che had been assaulted by her husband
Edward Buger the latter was arrested and taken to the
station house. few hours subsequently he woman
died An investigation by the police sho we'd tina. de-
csased had been very Incorporate woman, while her
husband was SOBER and industrious man,
attending promptly to his duties carman,
ard be'aly providing for his family, consisting OF
wife and four children Saturday evening, at nine
O'Clock, Bulger returned home from his work
wife, who was drunk immersed to annoy aad eouse
him. This ehe continued without tntey mission for I've
hours, uhe she struck him IN the face 9Th her fist
He returned the blow, which knocked his wife dowa,
and in falling she struck her head against the steve
shich caused fracture of the skull, and terminated
fatally.