The New York herald., 1865-06-25
Police IntslIigencs.

Police Intelligence.
aARRorno AND RoBBERr-A COUNTRY GENTLE
MAN KsLsvEp OF NINE HUNDRED DoLLAss-
THE ROBBERS ESCAPE.
Mr. Jacob Brady, residing In the State Of lows, ~
Gently arrived in this city with about 900 In cash. the
proceeds Of farm he had sold before leaving AT
o'clock Friday evening Mr. Brady having business
In the vicinity Of Lexington avenue and Forty street.
was quietly proceeding up the avenue, when he
attacked by three men, Of whom grasped him tightly
about the neck and while he thus held the other
ri1ed his pockets of $780, After securing booty
the highwaymen fed and made their escape As yet no
clue has been obtained to the perpetratos OF this
Captain Burdick, Of the Twenty-1rs precinct
the matter in charge and may eventually secure the
viaina
BURGLARY AND LARCENY.
About ten o'clock ON Friday night the grocery store Of
William Puhegor, 5S1 Second avenue was forciby on
tered while the proprietor asleep on the premises
and robbed of silver watch and wallet containing $90
The burglars escaped with the property and have not
since been heard from. II was nicely managed Joo On
the part Of the thevea
SAVAGE ASSAULT ON HIS WIFE.
Edward Joslyn residing at 73 Mulberry street. was ar
rested by officer Mcdonald Of Sixth precncs charged
with committing violent assault upon his wife, Bridget
II appears that the prisoner and his wife had quarrel
whom she to escape violence his hands, fed TO the
roof Of the house. Josyn followed in pursuit, and,
seizng Bridget she was running from him, threw
her down upon the roof Of adjoining house raeturng
one Of her legs two places and nnctng o.ne M
York Hospital and Justice Bowling committed the psi-
soner to the Tombs for examination.
oYPRIANs CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY.
On Friday night Martin O'Keefs, in the employ OF
William Mar doing business at No. 81 Watts street. en-
tered the disrePutable house Of Eliza Davenport No. 2es
Greene street. with $7Oo Of his employers money, and
while in the company Of Annie Dickson, one Of the
boarder $1e5 was taken from his $700 roll of bills
hic hafo vinOk 10
complained to the andady who found $50 OF the money
secreed under the hall carpet but the balance Of the
rested on MIS- Davenport, the woman Dickson
and Annie Watson, another Of the boarders
they were taken into custody by officer Cooper Of the
Fifteenth precinct and Justice Ledwith committed them
for trial in default of $1,000 bail each OKeee who
lives Eleventh avenue, Fiftieth street. had q
lucky escape, considering the amount Of money he had
f. ANOTHER ROBBERY BY A CYPRIAN.
George Buddle, residing in Forty seventh street. near
Eleventh avenue yesterday entered complaint before
Justice Bowling against Mary Clancy, Irish woman
charging her with stealing $500 Treasury notes. gold
watch worth 500 handkerchief valued at ST. while
they were together at house in Water street. Ofcer
Dasey OF the Fourth precinct subsequently arrested
Mary and found in her possession the handkerchief
stolen from Budde, but the money and watch were not
forthcoming and have not since been discovered JUS
tice bowling committed the accused Tor trial.
ROBBED WHILE IN BED.
James Creogan was arrested by the Fourth precinct
police charged with stealing sl44 in legal tender notes
from Lawrence Ward in the House OF Detention
witness Mary Wallace Of 274 Water street. testified
seeing the prisoner thrust his hand into Wards panta
looms pocket while he lay asleep in bed and take there
from quantity of bills. Justice Bowling committed
Creogan for trial in default Of bail
A TRIcKsTER swINDLING COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
Mr. Nelson Bacon, resident Of Burlington, Vermont
but present stopping at Loveoys Hotel was yester
day swinded the of $95 by two confidence sharp
ere As Mr. Bacon was leaving his hotel he accosed
by man giving his name as Anson B. Howard, who
entered conversation with him, and seemed to be
very friendly They walked down town together when
stranger spoke to Mr.. Howard and said
he had shipped his goods according to or
der Howard replied that he going down to the
store to pay for them when the stranger the
had closed In consequence Of death in the family
or Of the partners, and that he Howard could pay
him the money. Howard then appealed to Mr.. Bacon
for of sos for short time till he could draw some
money from the hank and Mr. Bacon was but too happy
to obiige his newly made friend Howard and his con-
ederate after securing the money requested MT Bacon
to wait till they could return from the bank but as they
started on he became suspicious and followed them
Thoy commenced running, when Bacon also ran, and
succeeded In overakng Howard whom he passed TO the
custody Of an officer Howard's accomplice, however,
made his escape with the money The prisoner was
taken before Justice Dowlng and committed for exam
nation.
ARRESTS FOR CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
Oficer Finn of the Fourth precinct arrested William
Edwards being drunk and dsordery in Cherry street,
having pistols in his possession He discharged
of them up aeyway, in the rear of which was
number Of people in yard and in tenement houses.
Their lives therefore in danger.
John Roach arrested in Chatham street by officer
Mahoney of the Fourth precinct he being drunk and dis
orderly and threatening shoot people passing the
pavement with five barrelled revolver which he had
In his possession In default Of 81 900 bail each Justice
Dowllng committed both Edwards and Roach to the
Tombs.
DESCENT ON CONCERT SALOON.
The Essex Market police yesterday made descent
the larger beer saloon SO Bowery kept by John Nebecht
and Jacob Hammeeicht, and arrested twelve females
and twenty seven males This visitation was made in
consequence Of Joseph Madden returned soldier being
drugged In the place and robbed Of 5000 by Of the
'pretty waiter girls" Justice Mansfield committed the
prisoners for examination
ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP.
Jacob Boyer porter living 72 West Twenty fourth
street. yesterday arrested by officer Dnsmore Of the
Eighteenth precinct charged with stealing $50 in res
sury notes from Henry Dcncnder, keeping q grocery
store at 231 Third avenue, while he asleep in his
room with his panalo9ns on, the money then being in
for trial In default Of 81, 600 bail
THEFT OF WATCHES.
complaint yesterday preferred before Justice
1edwith by Roswell D. King, residing at 20 Fourth
avenue against Alexander Mcleod discharged soldier
II IL alleged that the prisoner stole two gold watches
worth two hundred dollars, one belonging to Dr. Rich
ards No. IL Clinton place. and the other to Dr. Arnold
No West Eleventh street Mr. King, who ID . watch
s ns .
then In charge Of Mf Kings sister jumped over the
counter took the watches from the rack and Of
the Fifteenth precint and being fully Identified as III,
man who took Watches Justice Ledwih locked hin
up for trial In default OF 81, 500 bail.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS