The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-10
Police Intellfgence.

CoLoRxD dEy IN CoLLIsoS-Oys or THEN DANGEROUSLY
SrAnRED-ARREsr or THE PrRprrRAroR.-Tor some time
past Albert Walker and Edward Gaines, both colored
have been occupying apartments together at No 80 West
Broadway where also lived the mother Of Gaines On Wed
nesday evening dhculty concerning trivial matter
occurred between Walk aud Gaines, the latter making
of abusive and obscene language few moments
subsequent Gaines into room, and, selling
large knife, returned and stabbed Walker 10 tho sbou
der breast aud neck INJECTING what feared TO be
tai wounds The flow 0, blood excessive and for
time 1t seemed as though death must speedily follow
from hemorrhage Walker was hurried of TO the New
York Hospital. where the wounds closed, but not
til he was nearly exhausted from loss Of blood. ~
arrested by tho Fifth precinct police ana locked up.
Coroner wldey called late the night 70 take
ss above stated were developed rne jury found YER
dict against the prisoner and Coroner Widey committed
him to the TomSs 70 await the death or recovery Of bis
born in this city He claims to have used the knife
self.defence Walker s man OF great muscular power
forty four years OF age, and native OF Maryland
THs NINETEENTH WARD RowpEs AeAIy-Ova or ITEM
sHor ny An ovucsR-captsin Hartt OF the Nineteenth
precinct police reports to Inspect Carpenter that
Wednesday night q number OF young desperadoss as
saultcd and Knocked down stranger 10 First avenue,
near sixty eighth street. with the view Of robbips him.
Screams for help we're heard BY clcer Clark, OF that
precinct who proceeded 70 The spot through the dark
Ore on them The viosnss continued vnereapon The
barrel u his revolver The ball from which took eec, IN
the right side OF Que OF the assalants, named Isaac
Alien, ufictng severe but not dangerous wound The
officer took Alien TO the station house, whence be
was removed oSt Juke's Hospital. The confederates
OF Allen made their escape and have not yet been
rested.
Iloar MERCHANTS RoBBsp-Two You've TmEvKs AM
RsKrvm ARRESTED application recently made %
Captain Jourdan OF the Sixth ward police by OF the
firm OF Messrs Lashrop, Luddps,on Co., merchants at
Nos 20 and rs Park place. to ferret out their
employ who had been and stil robbing them OF spool
eottop, pocksbooks, needles NC. Captain Jourdan and
of1ocr Woodbridge accordingly took the matter
in hand, and eventually learned that Michael
Jameson, q boy fourteen years OF age, employed
10 the store was the guilty party and accordingly they
arrested him. Michael subsequently confessed that tho
Qaods taken from his employers had boon sold 10 William
Snpson, news vender at 81 Centre street. This place
was searched BY the officers goods valued at throo
hundred dollars, claimed by Messrs. Lsthrop Luddns
ton Co.. were found; but simpson pretsndsd 70 hsvo
purchased them honestly Captain Jpurdsn IN search ipg
the Nemises found arrquan.i,y Of hosiery gloves &C.
valued - ave hundred dollars which he essee unasr the
belief thatrhsy also had ben stolen Simpson was
rested for rscvng stolen goods and then stated that no
bad bought the goods OF man named william Wood,
living 81 No Dover street, who Wa a0out startiug
basd Of negro Ministries IN Brockiyn As Wood had nd.
vertesd In the daily papers for banjo player onlecr
Woodbridge, 70 obtain the desred normaton 10 relation
70 she stolen goods applied 70 wcsS fos Ne sltuson