The New York herald., 1865-07-02
Police Intelligence.

EXTENSIVE OF DIAMOND JEWELRY.
On the evening of tho 22d ult Miss Amelia Rice resid-
ing at 129 East Twentieth street, walking with
female acquaintance when they took refuge in saloon
in East Twentyffth street from which appeared
to bo rapidly approaching. While in the saloon John
McGoldrck and John Crogan, with several other men,
entered the place. and entered into a conversation with
Miss Rice which resulted in the sending for coach for
the avowed purpose OF taking the ladies' home. Miss
Rice at rst refused to enter the carriage, but
tually persuaded by her friend and McGoldrick and
Crozan TO do So Instead of driving the ladies home they
taken to Strykers Day, where they entered hotel
and partook OF rfreshments at which time Miss Rice is
poe she o mod VARIETY Of diamond jowey to the
and 0cs about s%2 ber bag inside M her rscn
time Miss Rice and her lady friend again entered
the carriage, to be taken to their homes when Miss
became somewhat stupened from the effects of the
freshmens she had taken. On the way down town the
party stopped in the Park, and the ladies
which McGodr.ck and Crogan had ordered They did So
after which the driver, after proceeding short distance,
20 s e g, sen s the
box and drove rapidly away leaving the ladies standing
alone, Fifty ninth street and Fifth avenue, reach
their homes in the easiest possible Miss Rice
missed her jewclry Immediately after they the
rogc and at that time both McGodck and Crogan dsap
pcarcd and again The day following Miss
Rice described McGoldrck and Crogan to Sergeant Pol
leg, Of the Eighteenth precinct and yesterday he
before Justice Dodge and held for trial. in default Of
two thousand Gve hundred dollars bail each They both
deny their guilt
BOLD ROBBERY IN A STAGE.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Samuel T. W. Sanford, OF
isFuton street, riding up Broadway omnibus,
and when Grand street no from his to
leave the omnibus, when he missed pocketbook
tanning hundred and fifty dollars gold and Treasury
notes from his coat pocket where he had been carrying
it At that moment a man who had been sttng beside
r sandiord started to leave the stage bnt was seized
that he had his money and returned 1t TO him. The
prisoner, who gave his name as Edward Barrett, was
taken in charge by officer Mcpherson, OF the Twenty
nth precinct and Justice Hogan committed him to the
Tonbs for trial in default Of two thousand dollars bail
Barrett Is twentyscven years Of age born In New York
and lives at 4l6 Second avenue As TO his guilt he lad
nothing to say.
A PICKPOcKET CAUGHT IN THE ACT-HIs ARREST
AND EscAPE-HE rs RECAPTuRED.
complaint yesterday made before Justice Dodge,
by Mr. Henry W. Rowland residing at 4491s Hudson
street, against james Wilson, young man, twenty.
four OF age whom he charged with larceny from
the person. Mr.. Rowland about TO enter
Eighth OF Broadway and Canal street.
when Wilson fudcly jostcd agninst him, and In a
afterwards he heard swapping noise which excited his
curiosity and looking down he discovered that his
from the chain suspcc,ing Wilson, who stood by his
side, Mr. Rowland seized him. The prisoner struggled
violently and, breaking away from Mr. Rowland ran
towards Broadway closely followed by the gentleman
lie had victimzed On the corner Of Broadway and
Howard street the fugitive was overtaken and arrested by
officer Campbell, OF the Eighth precinct In his flight
Wilson threw the stolen timcpiccc into way,
from which II recovered by Mr.. Rowland and the
officer Wilson was arrDigncd before Justice Dodge and
locked up for trial In default of bail.
STREET RoBBgay-FoRTUNATE RECOVERY or THE
PROPERTY.
AT iatc hour on Friday night Mr. Samuel A. Brown
residing No 342 West ThItysixth street. was passing
through Sixteenth street, near Irving place, when
stranger accosted him. and entered into a conversation
with him concerning the extreme heat Of the weather
&C Mr. Brown kindly assisted 10 a seat on the
steps of a house by his made friend While thus
sitting together II Is alleged that the who proved
be John Schneider relieved Mr. Browns pockets OF n
certificate Of deposit for six hundred and fty dollars
the Sixth National Bank OF this city, and thirty-sx
dollars In Treasury notes Before escaping with the
money officer Wilson, Of the Eighteenth precinct, made
his appearance, and regarding the actions of schneider
station house There Mr.. Brown learned TO his great
asonishnent, that he had lost his treasure, and on
searching Schneider the missing property was found in
his possession and identified by the owner Schneider
had little or nothing TO say his behalf and Justice
Dodge subsequently committed him TO prison for trial
ROBBED OF FOUR HUNDRED AND NINETY DOLLARS.
George Deloir, o Canadian, was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Hogan the charge Of having stolen
s4eo in cash from jeremiah Davis In the House Of
Detention as witness Davis fell into bad company IN
Water street. and lost his money and complaining against
Deor caused his arrest by officer Cinean OF the Fourth
precinct. portion OF the money was recovered and
the magistrate the evidence presented against tho
prisoner locked him up for trial. In default Of 81 900
bail
THE ALLEGED OIL swiSDLE-MEssRs. MANN AND
sTRATTAS COMMITTED TO PRISON.
Justice Dodge has named tomorrow tMcndayl after
noon as the time for commencing the examination IN
the alleged swndic OF the "Cncd Service Petroleum