The New York herald., 1865-04-21
Police Intelligence.

Ahhhsr OF AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE.
reecves Coyle and Bennett yesterday arrested mar
shHy'wo years OF age, giving his James Wat
son. an alleged fugitive from the city Of Boston, wher
ne stands charged with the commission Of grand lar
watson was sent back 70 Boston 70 await his trial
SUSPICION or ARSON.
yesterday morning officers Noyes and Davis, OF ths
twenty ninth precinct, arrested James Thompson OF
oscio OF having set fire to his bquor store corner o.
In'rty-sxth street and Broadway. The appearance o
S % after the flames were leave po
Dodge commit I'd the accused and Fro Marshal Bakel
vii make thorough investigation OF the matter.
LIGHT FINGERED OPERATOR.
young man named William Golden arrested by
officer Mcpherson, Of the Broadway squad, charged
with stealing gold watch and chain, valued at $100
nom Mrs. Sarah C. Bross, residing at 12s Sixth avenue
Mn. B. standing In Broadway, near Grand street.
when she tuggng at her pocket and turn
Ing suddenly, tho prisoner with her watch in his
hand Setting Golden, Mrs Bross held him I'LL her hus-
band arrived and took him In charge. Justice Dodge
committed Golden 70 prison for trial without bail.
GROSS OUTRAGE UPON A YOUNG LADY-rHE OF
h FENDER PROMPTLY PUNISHED.
Miss Frances C ford residing No 40 West Thirty
Sourth street, yesterday entered a complaint before
Justice Dodge against Philip Treanor whose arrest she
had caused by officer Doncourt, of the Twenty ninth
precinct She was city proceeding through Twenty
in street, near Broadway, when the prisoner accosted
hcr In an abrupt manner and unceremoniousy tore q
mourning badge from her breast at tho same time he
semarking, ITO hell with Lincoln" After listening to
hc complaint Justice Dodge In deaut of 81 600 bail for
his future good behavior sent the prisoner to the work
house on Biackwels Island
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY. &
Robert Randall and his rcputed wife, living at No 470
6rconwch street. arrested by officer Field Of the
Fifth precinct, chaigedNvth stealing two hundred and
eWenty dollars in legal tender notes from John Bradley
Of 22o West Seventeenth street The latter entered the
house OF the defendants remained there all night
n removing his pants he placed them the washsand
nc money then being IN one of the pockets. The fol-
owing morning Bradley missed his money, and sub.
yequenty officer Field found two hundred and fifteen
So.iars. Of the bills claimed by Bradley sccrecd under
ne carpet OF the room where no had slept The prison.
cs were taken before Justice Hogan and committed to
lhe Tombs for trial.
SERIES OF LARCENIEs FROM TIE HOWARD HOTEL,
Mary Ann Clancy, who has been employed as do
mestio in the Howard Hotel, corner OF Broadway and
Maiden lane, was arrested by officer Feld Of the Fifth
tresnc charged with having at different times stolen
bowels pillow and various other articles from the
Aote Nary Ann confessed to officer Field that she
advised to steal the property by Mrs Louisa Facco
fren.h woman living at No. Wooster street On
Oarching the house of Mrs f. goods to the amount of
about SIS we're found which Mr. BENJAMIN Lyndc one
Of the propreors OF the Howard House. identified his
property. Complaint was made against Mrs. Farcio for
receiving stolen goods Both the prisoners taken
mat Mary Ann gave Mrs Faccio the towels pillow cases.
20, In part payment for board bill which she owed
eer MRS +. will be released on bail.
FIGHT IN PORTER HOUSES HOOTINa.
John Mcneil entered complaint before Justice Dodge
seainst VIM H. Ryan, charging him with fclonous
sssaut The parties met in tho porter house Of John
Randy 139 Seventh avenue at early hour Wednesday
morning, and soon became involved in quarrel during
which Ryan drew six barreled pistol and threatened TO
shoot his adversary During the struggle which ensued
me pistol exploded, the ball striking NcNes vest
pocket, and gancing, took effect in his sde nnictng
nowever only slight wound officer Cavanagh OF the
precinct arrested Ryan, and Justice Dodge
aYenue.