The New York herald., 1866-09-11

four persons yesterday morning In tho Jefferson Market
Police Court and they were committed for trial at tho
Special SessonA
ARREST OF EMsEazLso ClEnK--A CASE os Cos.
srESeE-On Monday, the sd instant, q young man
PANIED Andrew Tracey, who had been EN-
ploycd as assistant clerk by James p Walker,
hogany DEALER Thirty ninth street. near East river
decamped~<ith $3.50 OF his employers money and also
check for s657 20 on the Mechanics bank OF BROOKLYN
drawn BY Michael Murray in favor OF VIM. Mat
thews which was with The money in the
directed his flight toward the West by way or the
New York Central railroad, and was passenger tho
fated train that Tuesday last mot with disaster
AZ Rochester. Tracey. was among the wounded,
though bis injuries are but slight. At the time, how
aSAr he gave his right name. which was
and IN that manner his whereabouts became known TO
his employers An officer Of the Jefferson Market Po-
ce Court despatched TO Rochester 70 arrest the
young man. and found him. iDftrad OF attempting IN
eyaie pursuit, actually inviting arrest After the rail-
road disaster he proceeded 70 Niagara Falls and re-
turned to Rochester The guilty act weighed upon his
mind and he said that seemed az II some 70 aty was
following him His conscience forbade further attempt
At escape lie felt he was Jonah on the train,
Told Tho officer that be would rather be arrested
Than not. But $50 of the money was recovered, he
having spent the bsaLce The check he hadvountariy
returned to Mr. Walker Immediately after the accident
10 the train His case will undergo judicial investiga-
tion.
ARREST BoAfDIsc HousE THlsF-A KIEroHA
MAO Henry O. Brinck arrested yesterday by on
quantity of money and clothing from Joseph J. Little,
who fellow boarder with Brinok At boarding
house, No III West Eleventh street, kept BY An
derson. II appears tnat for time back money
and other articles have been snrrepfit0nsiv alb
straced from the pockets and Of the hoardes and
suspicion at length fastened m Bripck With view 20
his detection sum of money, including two $40
Treasury notes. marked and paced thin his reach
n wns soon missing, and Brinck searched on his
person found the two $40 notes des shirt and
sone cuffs, all of which belonged 10 Little the complain
ing witness and also two silver spoons the property Of
Mr. Anderson, their landlord Brnck has respectable
An examination commenced yesterday before Justice
badge and the young man remanded to await fur
thcr examination with reference to his moral RESPONSE
bty which will take place to-day.
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcENy. An individual named
George Anderson was observed yesterday by an officer
trying TO sell number of ivory billiard balls a very
low price, The balls really worth about s3o but the
low value he aet them excited the suspicion Of
officers that he had stolen them and the w0ud-be
vcnder taken into CUSTODY. He taken be- ore
Justice Dodge, who postponed the examination until to.
day in order TO give parties who may have lost such
articles opportunity OF coming forward identifying
their property and making complaint against the pris-
Oner
INTENT on BLoop-At half past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon fellow named Thomas Flanagan arrested
by officer of the Fifteenth precinct for being drunk
and dsorderly in the street. After arriving at the
station house and while proceeding the prison. which
is.siuated in tho and few steps apart from the
Office, be suddenly turned npon the officer, and
PEELED the latter to his pretty freely In order to
subjugae the refractory prisoner The beating he
ceived made him a fit subject for Bellevue Hospital,
whittier he conveyed. There his turbulent spirit
again aroused and he became so nnmanageabe that
II found necessary to place him straight jacket
He fought the physician and every one who approached
him. and soemniy sweaIs that ms hrs JOB alter being
released will be TO k the officer who arrested him
in cold blood.