The New York herald., 1866-12-06

Inspector Of Election that hs lived q u North Moor
street Scs !. shs oo%psna.s s:srs ssss doe
to vote illegally. The same ofhoer complains tha
sesaa ss assss asSss fs2 y yss S g:Ss @ ssSs ss
street 10 charged that the prisoner does not live
Franklin street. and after his arrest he admitted 70 living
MNo Desbrosses street Isaac Hamilton II u charged
voted Illegally at the Fifth poll district OF the Fifth
ward He pretended TO he registered from n Caro-
line stree. but officer Edwards who made the
arrest says that Hamilton does not live there.
Henry Bennett alias Terrence Hickey was arrested for
voting illegally at the Seventh election district OF tho
fourteenth ward On offering bis vote the prisoner
said that his name Henry Bennett and that he
lived Of 100 Mott street This proved be Untrue and
aer his arrest the accused confessed that real
Was terrence Hickey, and that he resided at No col
Twelfth street. ferepce Brangan was also arrested FOR
voting Illegally At the Seventh election district or the
Fourteenth ward On being questioned by one Of the
Inspectors before his vote was the accused said
his name Robert Grant, that he lived at No Ie6
Mott street II subsequently, appeared that the prisoner
had made false statement as he did not live al No Ipe
Mott street. Justice Hogan committed the accused par
ties for trial.
ILiEcAt vorSG.-The following persons charged with
attempting to vote Illegally brought before Justice
Ledwth yesterday and each placed under $500 bail
answer at Special Sessions: james 0'Nei attempting
70 vote In the Tenth district Of tho Eighth ward H. a.
Finley, IN the Second district OF the Sixteenth
Henry Jackson in the Second district Of the Fifteenth
waro, ana John Dillon In the Fourteenth district OF tho
Eighteenth ward.
ARREST OF A FUGmvE Patrick Rooney, the man by
whom Edward Hayden was stabbed during at the
corner Of street and Ninth avsnuc tho
night OF she Sd ns was Yesterday arrested by two ON
GERS OF the sixteenth precinct and committed to
without bail by Justice Dodge.
HANDcARr TmEvHs--SrgALNo LINEN Goops Officers
wolf and Stiles, OF Kinncrs Merchants Independent
Detective Police yesterday saw two drag hand.
cart In front Of Sopneborn Co g store No l16 Church
s,re' - seca end load h WIN case Sf Spanish linen valued
as Alexander Lindsey and James Nav,
followed through several streets to City Hall
place aud Chambers street, whero officer Long,
OF the Sixth precinct was called to assist in
making the arrest Tho parties having the cart and
goods wero taken TO the Franklin police statiop
and from thence before Justice Hogan, at tho Topss
Mr. Sigmund J. Seiigman, member Of The Church ,n
firm, made an AFFIDAVIT against the prisoners, 20 GOO
magistrate committed them for trial In default M .r
bail each The prisoners sailors, and ~ W. a.o
innocent Of the charge q stealing May o Iss 0S'a
In London, is only nineteen years OF age hu"''y -
native OF Boston, aged twepty-three years
TAILOR PLEADS Grnry-charles Wyer' kh'e"' u
the shears and goose brought beHe !usue' hogan
yesterday morning, on the charge Of s'ea""s s"e"
OF clothing, linep and cotton goods h;
living at No Market street S nsad s1 gu,1tv and tbe
magistrate committed hi" 10 the rombs for trial.
RopbEp N A WArrs STREET DEN--Joh Farley who
lives al 176 huison avenue, brooklyn, yesterday
.-.vred the disranahe Aonse 27o Water street, and
met three degraded 'T % ,.
,nlnpanyof these Farley took of his coai In one
hN rockets Of which $3.50 In legal tender notes
boiore aaving tho house the mprudent man mihsed
his money, and caused the arrest Of his female COM
panons, oa. nst till two OF them left the room The
manev could not he aier arrest uut sne dasS sosS
taking Justice Hogah ,mntad he ACCUSED parties
for trial in default OF s1000 t,s' each
ALLEGED LARCENY HIS b,~ouc~n Wrrr char
o.te schlotcr, a middle aged German woman. yss,ur~
day CO lsed tho ares, Of Charles strausss. her bar
keeper on tho charge of stealing $3.50 in Treasury ntcs
from her II appears that tho complainant who lives -
No Duane stree, wa formerly married 20 me prisoner
but they not living happily torethcr, she procured
divorce from her egc lord and employed him z: bar
keeper On Tuaeday evening Charlotte missed her
money and being convinced that Charles had taken IT,
caused his stated Tho prisoner confe sed TO
the ocer that he had tho money, but said he found In
the cellar under pe Of coal M Wa .en y, rs Se
He Ia forty eight years o. agc
RIVER THKvEs.--Yesterday morning the propeller J.
L. Hasbrouck arrived from Albany, and shortly after
hauling into the dock foot or Beach street. Nth river
two men jumped aboard from another vess and stole
two valuable coats from tho stateroom OF Mlgeoy r.
thIsvss, % % who gave We their na%es as Joseph stn and
william nn attempted TO 60 Ashore with tlplr plum
der when they were arrested by an oicer Of s Fith
precinct and the stolen property taken from Later
In the day Martin and Quinn wcro arragued fore JUS
tce Hogan and committed for trial in default o.
bail each The prisoners young mon and this 10 said
not to be their first offence.
PuaIIRno POLITICIANS james Irving 10 q member
elect Of tho State Legislature and Owen Gsoghegan Is
defeated candidate for councilmanc honon When
James In the neld az candidate for nom.
ber Of Assembly, owenA II 10 said, Was unsparing
voice and voto we're given In favor Of James, who
promised that Owen, a. part recompenso for bis dis
Councn,an and that u would not bc on account OF any
delinquency on tho part Of James should Owen DO not
successful. But u now appears that James became
tha Domina,ion ior councman deserted him In his hour
Of need. Instead Of doing his utmost 70 secure
nan. he exertsd himself to spoil Owens chances
nv circulating stories defamaory NJ Ovens character
Owen feeling Of COURSE highly indignant rstsated on
Jacs by circulating counter charges nj which James
became 10 ncensed that he wsItld upoa Owens bar
keeper and told him that he intended 70 give Owen
informed Of James' dstsrninaiIon aud No nmsdlaoly
formed similar determination with regard 10 James.
Thus matters stood until shortly before noon yssrday
whom they Second and proceeded q once
70 put their threats into execution Before they had
damaged each other very much, howsvsr nctropoli-
soa Market where Justice Icdwth h~svd thcir tales,
and Teceved bonds for each In hsamsuns OF $500 70
answer.
PREPARING ron wNrnn,--The high pvices ofevcrythina
necessary busi the winters ssovms has tendency "a
make some psrsons dsregasd the claims Of ownershp Of
needed articles and they readily any qualrhl
sf conscience whcn might ntsrfsrc with their dss!e o.
taking forcIbs possession Of anything In tbs closhina
sss 10. iSS s'sn wa cs John Kias
koes and James H. johnson were sragned. charged
with lbefis Of clothing Cnssis wss charged BY William
d. johnson with stealing coat tho property OF johnson,
valued At 500 King charged by Daniel Mc0reevey
with employ ing lad named Hpchcy 70 steal jacket
and coat vaiucd at "a Bridget Russ was charged BY
Catharine Fowler with stealing some ladies' undercloh
Ine and unmade garments valued In oil 81 $40; and
James johnson charged by John Lynd with stealing
4 cloak valued at ef2 Custs and johnson placed
under $500 ball. and Bridget Roa and King under $500
TO answer nj special Sessions
Az Orp woxAs MuRpxsousLy ASSAULTED About twt
months ago . man named John Morris, lis alleged
entered the house Of an old lady named Morrison
seven,y am old, ai puyen Duyvi knocked her down
kicked and hSas her IN . most horrible manner shs
has bcs. confined her bed from the effects of th'
ipires received al his hands since and n thought
10 fatally injured The Whereabouts OF tho accused
partv Was unknown until few days ago, when Captain
Wilson, Of the Second precinct learning that he was
Troy despatched Sereesnt Havens of that place,
search OF him. The ofcer was successful In nndng M
fellow arrested him. brought him back 20 Wes,chcstc
county Monday, and lodged him In the station hous
at fremont until he shall have an examination.