The New York herald., 1865-06-22
Police Intelligence

THEM ARRESTED-ANOTHER ESCAPES.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, roundsman
Loone Of the Fourteenth precinct, duty in the
Bowey he received information that two had been
to scale brick wall which admitted them TO the
of Mr. Thomas NJ Cartans cloak and mantia store
232 Bowery, corner Of Prince street. The roundsman
raped for assistance and the time proceeded to
the spot where he heard q noise in the yard. Asking
"Whos there?' the officer was answered by two men,
who said they were coming over the wall into Prince
street, and going home. In moment afterwards two in
div1duals, Of whom had q revolver In his hand,
mounted the wall and lcaped down to the pavement
Officer L0one seized OF the men, who resisted, and
desperate struggle ensued between them; but blow
the head with the baton brought the prisoner to terms
Green's accomplice, who had the pistol escaped, and
has not since been taken. Directly afterwards, AZ
roundsman oonie was on the way TO the station house.
Green turned upon and endeavored TO strike HIM in the
face with pistol which he drew from his pocket but
the blow did not take effect AT the same moment with
through Prince street Mott but when opposite the
Cathedral Loonie overlook his prisoner and knocked
lodged in the station house, and subsequently Justice
Bowling committed him to the Tombs for trial without
ball. Green is ~ years Of age, native Of Canada,
samaker by occupation and lives 1856 Forsyth street.
jimmy and other burglarious implements intended to
be used In breaking open rear door leading into Mr
Loonie. The police have some clue to Green's confede
rate, and are making efforts 10 arrest him.
BURGLARY IN RTY-sEvENTH STREET.
The family Of Mr. Charles Durfee, residing at ITS West
Forty street. recently started for the country
leaving no one not even servant In charge of the pro-
mses This fact becoming known TO some burglars who
always the alert for such chances they burst in
the panels Of the front door Tuesday and entering the
dwelling packed up silk dresses gentlemen's wearing
apparel and other property valued at about six hun
dred dollars When about to escape with the plumber
ty second precinct and ran into the street. fleeing in
different directions Ocer Cook followed and arrested
Of ks n aDd trial m
default Of 900 bail Fowler is only twenty years
OF age.
RoBBINa SOLDIERS.
Christopher Roberts discharged soldier, who arrived
from Washington Tuesday morning decoyed into
a den on the Five Points, and, after drinking some
poisonous rum. Sarah Simpson, is alleged robbed him
Of $50 in cash, gold ring, and his boots were also
stripped from his feet and carried away Sarah
rested by ocer Finn OF the sixth precinct and Justice
Bowling committed her 70 the Tombs for trial The &C.
cused 10 twenty-eight years Of age, and native OF
left with which 70 help himself Sidney v. Baker, an
inmate OF the Soldiers Home, Howard street, yesterday
entered q complaint before Justice Ledwth against
theft Of $500 While in the company Of Susan Vance,
inmate Of the house 1So Greene street, she took
for safe keeping Subsequently Lawrence entered the
room and asked Susan the money saying that he
and left the room. ofacsr Crown, Of the Eighth pre-.
cnct arrested Lawrence, who confessed 10 taking the
money but said he intended 10 return to him. but be-
coming intoxicated spent most Of the money The ma
gstrate committed Lawrence for trial, in default Of
s. 500 bail. The prisoner is twenty nine years Of age
State.
THREE MEN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Raymond Carr John McCabe and John Hays were ar
rested by ocer Curey Of the Eighth precinct charged
with having stolen two hundred dollars from Peter
QUINN of 80 Laurens street. The latter while entering
who knocked him down Hays kicked him while down.
McCabe then started 10 run, and pursued by Quinn
Carr followed after them % and coming mn r up with Ssnn
that he had been robbed OF all his money Justice Led
with committed Carr and McCabe in default Of two thou
sand dollars bail EACH and also required Hays 10 furnish
bonds In thousand dollars for his future appearance
ROBBED IN RESTAURANT.
Richards White residing at 7ss Third avenue caused
the arrest BY ofoer Mucahey Of the Twensynnth pre-
cnc of Garrett Forshay, proprietor Of tho restaurant
4i2 Sixth avenue and Maria Murray the cook employed
saloon Of the DEFENDANT The stolen money found
secreted In the kitchen Of the restaurant and Justice
Ledwh committed the prisoners for trial. In default Of
ATTEMPT TO SHOOT AN OFFICER.
man named Michael Cunningham who had been ar
rested on Tuesday night by officer Sullivan Of the Egh
teenth precinct broke away and he about being
rearestcd Cunningham drew pistol from his pocket and
discharged one barrel at Sullivan; but he missed his
aim and no damage done Cunningham was So
cured, and Justice Ledwith committed him for trial In
default Of 900 bail 10 charge Of felonious A.
sault
IspANGERrNo THE LIVES OF RAILROAD PAssEN.
GERS.
Jeremiah McManus intoxicated and disorderly ind
vidua yesterday arrested the complaint Of Jos
Arnold conductor of No 16 Of the Second avenue
line Mr. Arnold says that the prisoner threw large
stone weighing two three pounds through the cal
window thereby endangerng the lives Of the passengers
Mcanus also threw another stone at the conductor and
he likewise stoned which had previously passed up
the road Justice Mansfield committed Mchanus for ex.
animation.
| DOUBLE ROBBERY IN PORTER HOUSE.
Henry Leor Of the United States receiving ship North
Carolina entered the porter house 95 Division street 10
take drink and while hero had his pocket picked OF
small amount Of money by man who escaped through
rear door, During the excitement which prevailed In
| The place Mt the time, Jelor was knocked down and
forciby robbed OF his silver watch, valued nj $40 For
this robbery John smms arrested and Justice Mans