The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-04
Police Intelligence.

BURGLARS ARRESTED AND COMMITTED FoR TRIAL.
About two o'clock Sunday morning quantity Of
liquors and segars stolen from the premises of Isaac
Smith, No. SIS Second avenue, by gang Of burglars
who forced entrance TO the place. At a later hour
Sergeant Low ~ and Officers Cummings and Mcintyre,
OF the Twenty first precinct received Information that
the BURGLARS then lurking about the neghborhood
and an immediate search made for them. The on
GERS eventually succeeded in arresng four young
men, giving their names Grant Barry,
Thomas Baldwin, Michael CUNNINGHAM and Michael
Reylan, who were positively identified as the who
broke into the place the night Of the Goth Of May
last On that occasion two Of the burglars seized Mr.
Smith, locked tho door extnguished the lights and held
him till tho house was robbed OF such plumber they
could conveniently carry away with them The accused
them for trial without BAIL The Twenty first precinct
police report that the prisoners members OF desper
ate gang OF men who nfcst that portion OF the city 10
the terror Of all Its peaccable citizens 81
RUNNING AWAY WITH A HORSE AND WAGON.
Mr. william n Ross OF 90 Laurens street, on Sunday
afternoon drove a horse attached to light wagon in
'front.' Of AS Hudson street, for the purpose Of attending
funeral Soon afterwards John Maloncy lad sixteen
years Of age, and another bow jumped into the wagon
aud drove away At rapid rate They proceeded to Cen
trail Park where the wagon subsequently fornd with
OF the axctrees broken At night Officer Boncgan,
Of the Twentyeig precinct arrested Maoney In Nor
ton street with the stolen horse in his possession The
accrsed was taken before Justice Dodge and committed
for examination.
HOUSE ROBBERS CAUGHT IN the ACT.
Catherine Cook residing at 1856 Seventh avenue yes
tcrday appeared before Justice Dodge and preferred
complaint against Joseph Johnston, alias James Lynch,
and John Jones, charging them with larceny. While
Mrs. Cook and the other inmates OF the house vera
Temporarily absent, Jones and Johnston entered the
hose, broke open trunk and had packed up two hun
drcd dollars worth OF clothing, with which they were
about TO decanp when Mrs Cook returned and surprised
them. They attempted 20 escape, but Officers Sloat and
Dwyer, Of the Twenty ninth prcc net. arrested them
Justice Dodge committed the accused parties for tr al
in d fault 81 two thousand five hundred dollars bail
each The prisoners had In their possession skeleton
keys nippers and other implements used b. burglars
STEALING A oNE HUNDRED DOLLAR TREASURY
NOTE.
Sergeant Quinn, Of tho Sixth precinct yesterday ar
rested Ann Mccullough domestic, thirty seven years
Of age, the charge OF having stolen a hundred
dollar United states coupon Irons note from John
a. house in baxter street Ann confessed her gull and
JSstice Bowling locked her up for trial.
PIcKpocKEr CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Yesterday afternoon John Hammer, OF No. 40 Green
witch street. while looking at the soldiers the Battery
caught John wilson, young Engiishman. In the abt OF
pocket Oncer Meade, of the Fst ward, took Wilson In
charge, and Justce Bowling committed him for trial.
ROBBED by A PROGRESSED FRIEND. ~
Francisco Alrcary young hailing from % Greene
street. was yesterday arragned before Justice Bowling
he having been arrested by detective Vaughn char
OF larceny The complainant. Charles RichIss OF 400
Brooms street. that tho night Of tho 18th ult
by Margavet Fairly conducted him 70 house n Grand
street, where n ki-hlas went 10 sleep lounge.
When he awoke the prisoncr conc and was the
compainauts rod watch. ,sin and seal brcastpn and
hts four dollar hat but Margaret nsecr In the
room. Alrenry kept out OF the tl yesterday when
he discovered in broadway with Rchlas hat his
head Justice bowling committed the prisoner 10 the
Tombs for trial
TINE DUANE STRICT ARSON wHrsxEY cAsE-pE.
cisIoS or JUSTICE BOWLING.
Justice Downing yesterday rendered his decision In the
Of pending against Jrdsh Price, Join w. FREQ
man, Luther N Fuller ard William Findon who Il will
be rccollccted arrested short tinc charge
Of setting FIRE 10 the prem No Erie building Duane
street, with intent r. dcraud the underwriters. The
accused parties deal IN whlskcy, and Fire
Marshal Bakcrs Investigation u shown that very
great deficiency OF stock existed and large advances oi
money had been made whiskey supposed 20 bc In to
building there being also at the time large amount OF
insurance
In the within case hold judah Pierce ard John W.
Freeman 20 answer the complaint Of aud fraid
discharge the charge of appears The papers
ae,inst Luther W. Fuller aud William Findon hut
aure bond Of two thousand five hundred dollars 90 bs
ven by the said William rndon 20 answer the charge
OF fraud proven nv the within rapers
JuLY 1865. JOSEPH BOWLING, Police Justice