The New York herald., 1864-11-11
Police In teiligenos.

Police Intelligence.
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MoNY FOR THE DHFHNcB.
The Investigation In the case Of Mr. John B. Manuing
the broker OF No. 10 Wall street, who stands charged
with passing Of tho 500 seven and three-tenths
Treasury that stolen from Messrs Brewster
Sweet Co.. Of Boston, In August last, was contioued
before Justice Bowling yesterday afternoon. The nrss
witness sworn for the defence Mr. James B. Burgess,
bank note and specie broker OF No. $50 Broadway Ee
testified 20 being acquainted with John Mannn e. on
the 10th uit the witness took 900 seven aud three.
rifles psbsned by Bsws.er Sweet Co. as having been
stoen Burgess took the note the regular course II
@ irom Inc teller OF me East River bsnn
ness some days s'terward- by strongly resembling
Mr. Manning, but tho witness sweGs IL was NOT Mr..
Manning.
Robert Kemp. q young In the employ OF the first
Witness iestdeA 70 seeing the man who offered Mr. Bur-
CESS tho Treasury note BY that gentleman.
The witness said that he acquainted with Mr.
ming and tuat any who did not know him (Mannng)
would take man Offering note for him 30 strong
was tho resemblance between them
Mr. James T. Drumsod, connected with the clothing
street and Bro.dwsy testified 70 SEEING ,hs Nno
offered 500 $40 Treasury note 70 Mr. Hyatt las
20 on previous exannaon) - their store on Saturday
c0nversed with the oeriug the note; he looked like
Mr.. Manning; the witness said he should think casual
observer would mistake that man for MIR Manning.
Maria Finn Irish woman living at "a Hester street,
deposed to being acquainted with Mr.. Manning on the
Manning is charged with passing the stolen bls) the
witness went live In the defendants family that
ing, about half past six O'clock she saw Mr Manning
when he home to his dinner about two hours later
tho wtaess Mr. Manning stairs In the front room
lying the sofs she subsequently went to bod. which
time Dir. Manning was still on tho sofa.
The Testimony Of the witnesses introduced for the de-
fence therefore, to prove beyond doubt that Mr.
Manning hciJe all tho evening on which II is AL
legged abroad passing the bills forming tho basis
the complaints against MIN. Another tact, ION which
the do endants equally positive Is. that
strongly resembling Mr. Manning that II seemed
difficult tell them apart has passed some OF the stolen
Treasury and offered others for sale or exchange
The further hearing OF the matter postponed till
to day.
DANGEROUS sTABsINa AFFRAY IN LAGER BEER
SALOON.
At late hour on Wednesday light two men named
Franklin Marx and John Ansrowl whe In the lager beer
saloon No Is New Chambers street, became involved II
quarrel. The police report that Marx abusing
sor the waiter girls when Anstrow demonstrated with
him. and this led TO angry words bet Seen tho men.
Blows followed and during the light Marx iberately
dres knife and stabbed AnstrOwi several times in tho
abdomen actng wounds which Is feared Will prove
mortal Marx attempted TO escape, but officer Swecny
OF the Fourth precinct assisted by sergeant Blair, OF Tho
Second, succeeded srrestng Marx. The prisoner
subsequently taken be Justice 10 wug and held 10
await the Injuries of bis victim. Anstrow was veycd
to the New York Hospital lie is twentytw0 years u
and born in Ireland He resides at 80 Cherry street.