The New York herald., 1865-06-27
Police Intelligence.

DANGEROUS SHOOTING ARRAY IN A PORTER HOUSE.
shooting ARRAY, which may prove fatal took place In
Mcures porter house, Of Thirty ninth street and
FIRST avenue shortly before twelve o'clock Sunday
night. 1t appears that Thomas Gleason and Patrick
Grnnon had angry alteration in McGuire's place,
when Gleason drew n pistol and discharged It, the ball
taking effect Immediately under Grnnors nosc passing
inwnrds facturng his jaw knocking out three teeth
and lodging In his tongue. Grinnon was Immediately
conveyed to Bellevue Hospital where the surgeons in
attendance succeeded In extracting the ball The victim
is considered to be in very dangerous condition After
dschargng the revolver Gleason fed and took refuge in
the stable OF Mr. Savage Of Thrty-nnth street
and First avenue, where officer Vreedenburgh Of the
Twenty first precinct pursued and arrested him. The
accused was taken before Justice Kelly and locked up
to await the result Of Grnnon's injuries The latter
lives corner OF second avenue and Thirty ninth street
Gleason Is only twenty-five years Of age.
DEADLY ASSAULT ON A LITTLE GIRL.
Christian Walters, saloon keeper, living at No. 2ob
Division street. arrested by ofcer wersobe Of the
Seventh precinct charged with having thrown
little girl, named Maria Tully as she was playing on
the sidewalk In Division street. near Clinton striking
her on the head and danperou sy niuring her Maria
conveyed TO the residence OF her parents, No.
Hester street and physician called Justice Shandley
committed Walters to await the results OF the girls in
juries.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED BURGLAR.
Edward Ferrin, man twenty-five years Of age, was
arrested charged with having, by means OF false keys,
entered the Office Of tho -four and grain warehouse No.
13 Moore street with intent TO rob the safe which con-
OF attempting to unlock the safe Justice Hogan
committed the prisoner for trial
RoBExD ny ms rRErEyDED tR,END.
John Taylor residing No II Walker street., ycster
day appeared before Justice Hogan tho Tomb Police
Court and preferred complaint against Charles Lewis,
butcher II l. charged ha, the 18th instant Lewis,
who pretended 10 be eld Of the complainant thrust
his hand into his Craylorsl pocket, while they were
standing IN Walker street. near West broadway, and
stealing thcrcrom six hundred and eighteen dollars In
Treasury notes, dccampcd with the money Taylor at
first supposed that It wal joke on he part OF lewia
and seemed to imagine no would return the money ~
he failed to do So Taylor called officer FIELD of the
Fifth precinct, who, after hearing tho fos In The case,
prison for trial None of the migsng money has becn
recovered. Lewis Is native of France lie pleads not
guilty TO taking the money
DESPERATE MAS-Two MEN STABBED.
Rouudsman Mcdonnell, Of tho sixth precinct arrested
jeremiah sheehan the charge OF committing a fclo
nous assault on Thomas Manning barkecper in the
drinking place corner of Baxter ana Canal streets shee
ham, who had some trouble In the place, determined TO
wreak his vengeance Manning, and accordingly
rushed behind the hhr Ntn large knife and stabbed
him in the hand cutting him severely. Directly after
wards Sheehan stabbed Daniel Sullivan OF 102 Bayard
street. in the thigh inllicting very severe wound
Another man, In attempting TO take the knife from the
desperate man. had one Of his hands badly cut The
prisoner was arragned before Justice Bowling, and
committed for trial both charges In default of 81 900
bail each.
EXTENSIVE swINDLING orERATIos-ARREsr OF A
| BUSINESS FIRM IN WEST sTREET-A NUMBER OF
MERCHANTS swINDLED-RECovERY OF THE
PROPERTY.
extensive swndlc, eliminating in the arrest Of
nrm doing business at No so West street. brought
TO light and exploded yesterday Detective slowey, who
had been given the case work up succeeded in arrest
ing the alleged guilty parties yesterday afternoon They
gave their names as William q. q. Birdse and John
Gibson Tho frauds alleged 10 have been practised by
them consisted In their addressing notes TO various
business firms In tho city, asking them to send signal
lights and other shpchandlcrs goods TO NO 80 West
street. OF 10 some steamer named in the note, ana
charge 10 the OF the owners Tho names OF the
hrms upon whom they drew orders rs follows =
spOiord, Ieston Co., 20 broadway; A. Whitlock, III
wall street; G. ID Miller 100 Water street; w. Porter
son. 21l Pearl street; J. A. Duryea IS Fulton street