The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-05

him. that the negro had got 70 be considerable Of
P,s Tor General Gregory next made an enthusiastic
address, which was received with loud and msriss~
H. ocA ION was snlivensd with excellent music By
.ha essusv ,snd who volunteered their services The
sssemblaee Va very credabe TO the ecored people Of
e District In appearance, and remarkably free from
ss MATHEMATICIAN Of disorder nsbssty thst some
amen ohsrsctcsiss< such gsshsrinsA
Pcr1A Intelligence.
-xr~~arvv wuurw a v GOLD AND TRHAsUHY NOTES.
sonsvh.. .inruIs, Gale Of larceny was developed
before Justice Dodge st the Jefferson Market Police
court ves.erdav mor,uR It appears frcm tho adavis
az nrs. Elizabeth RobiusM residing q s15 Broonas
street that for long tins ast she had concealed tive
thousand dollars in Americas q I'D and SIX hundsed'an6
tw enty i've dollars Treasury Aotes in lounge Aohes
room thinking that the most sece place TO Keep nes
treasure. George Reed, young IMAM who had seen'
paying his addresses to Mrs. RobnAon's daughter re-
Gently received information from young lady tsinoe
communicated this fact to Alexander Hamilton, wins
tunity, during Mrs Robinsons absence from the
city % talk over her money mass .nnlo nS GIS
U e. mopsy deposited h' in the
Mrs R. did not discover till Monday last. 81.
talked with Hamilton about the loss, when no
ally he he was ass accused Of he theft He denied charge
but confessed to knowing where wa or rather tnss
given him one hundred dolis Hamilton was taken /.
Charge by ofcer Roberts Of the Eighth precinct and
Jus, and viii he arrested None Of the stolen
money has been recovered
BURGLARS AT wORK-TERRIFIC ExPLOsfOF-A sA1s
BLOWN OPzN-DEsrRUCTloN or PLATx GLASS;
ETC., ETC.
Yesterday morning about four O'Clock ofacsr MoCul-
ough Of the Fourteenth precinct while going his rounds
was startled by hearing terrific explosion, which fairly
shook the ground under Tho explosion seemed
70 be in the now stone building of Howard and Cos
by streets occupied by the Belgian Plate Glass Company
Tho officer FASTENED 10 the front door Of the manufaco,
and finding 1t open called for help: In few minutes
afterwards four other officers reached the spot and %
entering the building found that tho heavy iron
safe OF Herring manufacture had been blown opens tho
TONS and the heavy plate glass In the doors and windows
had been broken into innumerabie pieces thorov6n
sscaDed through the scso to & roof Of an ADJOINING
tenement house, through which they descended to the
street and escaped. In the manufaciGy was found .
complete set Of burglars TOOLS consisting Of drill brase
and Bit screw wrench driver and blow pipe used for
blowing powder into safe locks, fuse can OF POWDER
o oG or Two p burglars seceted themselves in the
building before i was closed 70, , the u night
saa after sn' woR tho nesrous work was
monced. BY means Of powerful n dr,li ths eusglss
bored hole in the ssSe near the lock inserted guam
Although division OF tho safe was forced that per-
ton containing the money remained undisturbed anG
the burglars compelled TO make hasty exit IRON
the premises without securing any plumber whatever
No clue burglars has yet been obtained The loss
on plate glass damage to the safe and building WIZ
probably amount to nearly two thousand dollars.
THE ALLEGED OIL swINDLE-MR. MANN BAILBp.
Tho examination In the case Of VIM. d. Mann and
Daniel Sratton charged with swindling by means Of
bogus oil company named for two O'Clock this after
noon Of ten O'Clock in the morning. e. previous
thousand dollars bail Mr.. WIN. Matthew'S, of d Cashs-
rne street, becoming his bondsman ..+.'f.,'
AN 0yFIcsR USING HIS LOCUST
Oncer Sutton Of the Tenth precinct Monday night
attemp,ed TO dsperss number Of disordcrly men who
Known kr" a. VIM johnson alias rphy, attacked TIE
officer and beat him severely. The oncer however,
continued his struggle with the man. and to redrco John
son to submission II found Necessary to use ING
locust freely johnson arrested but not till ono u
his arms had fractured In two places The prsone!
sent 70 the Tombs The police give MIN very osa
namo.
MALICIOUS Acr-sHooriNo WOMAN
James Keegan, boy fourteen years Of age, was yse
terday arrested by Ocer Stack Of tho Seventh precinct
charged with shooting Ellen Rosenberg, Of No 20 HAml
Of her some money, which he alleged she owed him;
but declining 70 pay him, James drew pisto sne
shot 1cr ~ the %ss. S.ndos oommcd he
70 await an examination.
ARREST OF ALLnoRD BURGLARS.
| Three Young men, named Charles Williams Charles
smith and Owen Cannon arrested BY OAcsr King
Of the Tenth precinct charged with entering hous'
corner Of Grand and Ndrdgs streets; after coming oc
Ocer King watched the prisoners and saw them enter
tenement house In Canal street. corner Of Acn out nsy
seemed plunder On searching them 81 tne
station kelesCo keys screw driver nnd other nss
indictments were found them Justice Shandiey com
mated the prisoners for examination
sxRrous DISTURBANCE IN A SALOON.
serious disturbance occurred In the lager beer saiool
1 OF Charles Goss 70 Bowery, on Monday night durnt
which lager beer glasses other weapons were used
Daniel Shay, Michael Madigan and George Kelictt wer
severely cut about heads Shay and Mndisan boil
entered the place with their female companions To par
take of refreshments but their orders not being pronpu
ned they started 70 leave. but Grors demanded pay
ment for what they had ordered They refused 10 com
| Div with the demand, and hence the difficulty Onlc.'
Johnson of the Tenth precinct arrested Henry islic
George Mcssicr and Charles Gross, who appeared
be the most active the disturbance Justice Shandie
required the prisoners 70 give bail for Their appearance
court.
| RECKLESS MISUNDERSTANDING OVER LITTLE GIRL
Bernard Bauman, q butcher, was arrested by once
Sheridan Of the Thirteenth prccnc charged with iecE
less driving in knocking down and running over hat
Frankford three years Of age, whose parents reside
No ITO Iroome street Tho occurrence took pace COZ
| nor of Broome and Clinton streets Justice Shandie
| committed Bauman for examination
Coroner's Inquest.
| D.ovuva CASUALTIES Coroner widely yesterda
he,d an inquest on the body Of John Hassery. who WI
drowned while bathing in the dock foot Of Stants
strcet East river He was unable 10 SWIM and ectt1
bcvond his depth sank to the bottom before AID cou
. roach him Deceased twenty years Of asc an
native Of Ireland 49, $3.50 - -.
years Of age with ight hair, were found IN tn dock
mar No al East river. Deceased is supposed 10 b.
woman who worked on board one o. the Peck SLIP !efr