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


a JERSEY GENTLEMAN ROBBED ny HIGHwAYMEN.
At late hour on wendesday night Mr.. John Lee,
siding at Il Montgomery street. jersey City, was passing
the Of Laurcns and Canal reets when desperate
assault was committed upon him by two men, giving
their names ~ Henry Donohuc and Robert Cox They
knocked him with great force against window shutter,
end while one ., the hshw.y%sn held him the other
screamed for help when the robbers fed but were ar
rested BY officers Field and NcNay Of the fnh precinct
tho who assaulted and robbed him. and Justice Dow
ling, be fore whom they were aagncd committed them
iUr q o West re They q
know nothing Of the occurrence.
DANGEROUS srABBINo OCCURRENCE.
About half-past eleven O'Clock on Wednesday night
Emil santon, Frenchman thirtynv years Of age, was
arrested by officer La Rue, Of the Eighteenth precinct
charged with feoniously assaulting and stabbing J.
Pardaens residing at 1858 Third avenue In the right side
wound The in,ured ' MAN was conveyed 70 BsiievSs
Hospital and Justice Dodge committed ssntoni 70 await
the result Of his victims njuriss The origin Of the
difficulty between the parties did not transpirc.
RoBBIsa wArCHMAKER's SHOP.
Detectives Bennett and Vaughan yesterday arrested
Augustus Bacon the charge Of having the 18th ut
stolen four gold watches valued I've hundred dollars
from the shop Of Peter J. Mangin, 70 West Houston
street. II s alleged that during the absence Of Mangn
pieces from rack on which thew were hanging ran or
with them The act was witnessed by little girl sitting
the stoop OF house opposite and she identified the
prisoner the man she take the watches Justice
Dodge committed Bacon for trial Bacon denies the
theft and says he In Hartford at the time the
watches were stolen.
BREAKING INTO HAIR NET MANDATORY.
The hair net mandatory OF Messrs. VIM and Marcus
Samuel, No. 1873 Canal street, broken open the
night OF the 18th Of April last and robbed Of ncts silks
&C. TO the amount Of seven hundred dollars Nothing
heard concerning the burglary I'LL yesterday After
noon, when officer Lyon OF the Tenth precinct, found
twenty ve Of the missing nets In the premises Of Marcus
Silleck No. 231 William street. Sileck arrested,
and Justice Shandey held him In thousand dollars
bail for trial
DEADLY ASSAULT WITH A STONE.
Patrick Mcdonald living In sxty-se street, near
Lexington avenue, In the employ Of the new street
cleaning contractors yesterday appeared before Justice
Bowling and entered complaint against Patrick Schnck
charging that while driving dirt cart through Iaght
street schinck threw paving stone and struck him
on the head, inncting serious injury. schinck was
arrested by officer 0Rourke Of the Finh precinct and
Justice Bowling held the prisoner for trial before the
Court Of Sessions
CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
oficer Maloney, Of the Fifth precinct yesterday ar
rested Matthew Cassidy the charge OF dsordery con-
duct In having in his possession IN the public streets
pistol loaded with powder and ball
freuerick Peterson was appreheDded BY ofhcer Coax
ley OF the Fourth precinct charged With having re-
voye With large katie asehe1 IN his possession To
default Of 600 bail each, tpsvos Bowling sept both
Cassidy and Peterson v TIE islan& -