The New York herald., 1865-06-14
Police Intelligence.
DANGEROUS sTABBIn0 AFFRAY,

At late hour on Monday night difficulty occurred In
Twenty eighth street. Eleventh avenue, between
two men. named John Drake and Patrick cavanAgh dur
ing which Drake drew knife from his pocket and
stabbed CavanRgh in the abdomen, infictDg wo-nd
which is feared will prove fatal TIE bowels proude
rom the wound and the physician called to attend Cav
anaeh has but faint hopes OF his recovery Dako was
arrested by officer Mccormack, of the Twentieth pro-
cinct, and taken before Justice Dodge who looked him
ter lives on the southwest corner Of Twenty street
and Tenth avenue The accused Is thirty yeas OF age
ana carpenter by trade.
WOMAN SEVERELY srAsBED.
Onicer McCiinchy, Of the Sixth precinct, arrested
Thomas Mcintyre the charge of sssaupng Casharne
Hooker living at No Mulberry street. and stabbng her
In the left breast with knife While intoxicated the
prisoner went to Catharnes r0om and ordered to
leave, but declined doing So He became angry, and
sse KNIFE a. stated the wound y moi o.
tice Hogan for examination.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HOTEL THIRv-sT0LRN
PROPERTY RECOVERED.
Captain Bracket of the Twenty sixth precinct, and
officer Kenney, of his force arrested at the Park Hotel
young man giving his George Douglass, who II
accused Of being hotel thief He was detected in the
act Of attempting TO enter several rooms and whom
TONED concerning his movements Douglass could give no
satisfactory account Of himself and hence his arrest
In possession Of the prisoner Captain Bracket found
carpet bag containing wearing apparel valued at about
sixty dollars which had been stolen from Mr. CharIss
Vae general railroad agent whose oce Is a $40 Broad
way The carpet bag stolen from the Fifth Avenue
Hotel nearly week ago and besides the clothing con-
tanned tame there were passes which have 6osn is;
railroad companies in the United States. In addition to
the property taken from Mr. vae there was found In
possession Of the prisoner valuable coat which had
been stolen from Mr. Warren Leland Of the Metropolitan
Hotel. Douglass likewise had skeleton and other keys
concerning the prisoner the police believe him 10 be
old and expert hotel thief. Justice Hogan committed
Douglass TO tho Tombs for trial In default Of bail
ACCIDENT FROM RECKLESS DRIvINa-ARREsr or
THE DRIVER.
James Sullivan, street sweeper, sixty sighs yesn Of
living at No $40 Pearl street. had several Of his ribs
the right side fractured and otherwise severely
injured, by being run against and knocked down by
lager bier wagon, owned by Charles MoRderworth No
81 Frankfort street, and driven BY Thomas Moke Tho
occurrence took place at the Of Pearl street and
Peck slip Immediately after which ofAcer Daniels Of the
Second precinct, arrested Moke for reckless driving
Justice Hogan committed the prisoner for examination
CAUTION TO PERSONS sLRsPIN0 THs STREET.
Mr. Plus Rablie OF es Thompson street. fell asleep in
his doorway Monday night, aud before he awok
thieves who discovered him stole his watch and
diamond breastpn worth $780, also pocketbook con-
tanning 81 50 No arrest.
Of the Cunard steamships, while sitting stoop in
Grand street. near LaArens robbed Of his hat boots
and pocketbook, containing SIS He did mot discover
the thief, who remains unknown,
William Croney sat down on tbs steps Of houee
corner OF Mercer and Houston streets TO rest himse
watching him examined his pockets and stole thereom
q wallet containing 4S in bank bills The thieves
escaped Mr.. Cr0ney lives at 70 King street. All three
of the gentlemen thus robbed while asleep In the street
reported their losses TO Captain Mills Of the Eighth
cinc but were unable to give any description OF the
thieves who robbed them.
ALLEGKD ADDICTION. r.
August Meyer, proprietor OF tho Shsksspers Hotel,
Duane street, yesterday committed for examination
by Justice ShAndley the charge Of having abducted
Margaretta Hollacher girl sixteen years OF age dsush
ter of Michael Hollacher keeping lager bier saloon u
10 North William street. II s charged that when Hen
retta left she took clothing valued at three hun
Gascer The abducted girl In court yesterday after
noon, and, with Caroline Gascer was detained ~ wit
ness against Meyer.
CAPTAIN PYTTY MAKHs A RAID ON TIM DrsOx-
DERBY PERSONS or Hrs rBECIHCT.
OnSdonday night Captain Petty of the Fifth precinct
and the officers Of his force made descent the dis
orderly house Of Henrietta Psiner, 81 Hudson street.
and arrested three four females found therein. The
captain and hts men then turned their attention To
Church street. and arrested about twenty abandoned
females whom they found offending public decency
in the doors and windows OF that thorough
fare After lodging the women in the station house
Captain Petty directed hts officers To arrest gang
cf suspicious young men, whose headquarters have been
the Of Church and Lspenard Streets Eight Of
the corner boys secured and found them
selves in the cells st the police station. Yesterday
morning all the dsororlies OF both araigned
before Justice Hogan and committed 10 the Tombs on
charges OF vaaraDcy. Those OF them unable 70 show
that they have employment visible means OF support
will be transferred from the Tombs 10 the Penitentiary
Captain Petty declares his intention OF continuing the
OF such persons until they a disappear from his
precinct.