The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-18

DARING ArTEMPT AT R0BBKRI. 6 |
o'clock on Monday evening, two young men
named VIM. Wallace and Michael stephens,
entered a saloon at No. 1i3 avenue B., kept by
Catharine Schneider, and finding Mrs. Schnei-
der alone, one or them seized her by the throat
and held her while the other broke opsn drawer
and commenced to rob ii. Fortunately police
man appeared near the premises, and the rogues
becoming frightened, fled. They were pursued
into an alley, and after desperate resistance,
secured and taken before Justice Brennan, who
held them for trial.
RECEIvISa STOLEN GooDs.-AIichasl Coo'S,
| pawnbroker, at No. 13l Spring street, was ar
rested yesterday 10y Sergeant Lord, of tho Santa
~ Squad, charged with feoniously receiving
| large quantity of goods stolen FROM Broail way
| firm by Of their clerks named Thompson.
| Cock denied having purchased the goois, bat
admitted having received them in pawn, AMI
was committed by Justice Kelly for trial.
| CAPTURE oP Ycva0 BURGLARS Two boys,
named Thos. Wright and Samuel Lane, wero
arrested yes,erday Tho grc>-ry of j. Is. Sharp
No. 51S Hudson street, whi4h they had broken
into t,v the pur!4Sc oftheft. They we're locked
mp 10y Justice 'GaacAenousi.
1 SrAnrING AYFRAY. .htk. Msdannus, Of
| No. 10 Wilet street, Gad Patk. McCailrey,
| got into a fgat together yesterday when the
| latter stabbed his adversary in tho shoulder
| with dirk fniie, inhicting dangerous wound.
| McCaiirDy EaS arrested, and JlftCs Brennan
locked him up to anaser.
AN lSA\NE WcIsAN-SLE ATTEMPTS To
DEsrRo> ACWLr.-A woman named Mary
Monroe, vas arrested Yesterday, for attempting
to take the life of little giE fuur wears old, by
| throwing her intS, she bay. 1t App.Ir, that she
Q had taken passage in the ship Dreidnaught, fol
4 Il I MA IL. IL.
Captain dscolsrel that she was insane, anl
sent hor back 10 the city IN tug-bols. WheI
of Staten Island, she deliberately threw over
+ 4 bOarl beautiful little girl whom she had viii
v | her, but the child WAS rescued from drownin,
| by the pilCi who iumpad overheard after her
The Woman, when takon TO Court, stated tina
&c | the child was not her own, but that man VIII
had charge Of her wished her destruction for tn
reason that at her death, some property wOul
.. | revert 10 him. She was locked up to await fur
= Their examination.
X ARREST OF ESGIIsH FoRGERs ID ,tectiy
" Farley on Monday returned to this city fror
10 Marlboro, Ulster Co., having in his custody q
Of English merchant, named Geo. Wilson, and hi
ns son, charged with having committed forgsTie
to the amount of over 20, 900 pounds sterling o
Il the hm Of Bruce & bakersfield, Of Yorkshir,
rs England. The iorgcrs arrived in this city Do
ty steamer Kangaroo, on the 10th ult., and WEI
or puieuvu ny l-hBllsn olnCeTs, VINO applltu 10 III
VI Superintendent Of Police for assistance. d.
n tective Farley was put upon their track an
after proiracted search, found and arrestC
them. They were sent back to England yeste
m day, in the ship DTeadnought. The forgeri
~ were So extensive that they created quite Sal
p sation in the Community whore they were con
mitted.
CHARGE OF MAYHEM. Peter McGrath "
Isl arrested yesterday, charged with a felonio
as assault upon James Carmichael, Of No. 8
~ | Washington street. Whose ear he bit OIL j.
tice Osborne locked him up to answer.