The New York herald., 1866-08-30
POLICE INTEx11aENcE.

ASDRwy JA-KsoN AND HopAcE GREELEY IN CouRr-
Before Justice Ledwith yesterday morning, at the Jenr
son Narkct Polire Court two persona answering tho
WILL known names Of Andrew Jackson and Horsge
Greeley, were callod TO the bar Horace who - a
dninuve one.cyed negro living at OF Sullivan gree,
appeared as complainant, and charged Jscks0a-also
coloredwh robbing him. aided and assisted 'oy Dunn
Levy In his complaint Horace alleges that at
Ave o'clock N the morning he was lying asleep
on the stoop in the rear Of his premE es. Feeling
but was prevented from so doing by udrews WHOSE hos,
knee was resting heavily on his shoulS.er While thus
held held D, Dunn Levy aided r. assaesg 50 p
and Levy fed through an alley tato the street Tue
as.onishsd Horace raised loud oy for help when an
officer OF the Eighth precinct who Glanced 10 pass ng
at the tme followed in pursuit and arrested Jackson
but Levy made his escape JW kson was locked up for
trial In default Of $500 bail.
srABBINa ARRAY IN WATER. STREET Early yesterday
morning John Robinson az d Edward Ferda met in
Water street, and, after hanging few angry words
Edward stabbed John IN tho left groin with a sharp
pointed pocket knife Ilhictipg dangerous wound.
M Eamafu, % wno y 1,; e NJ OF Manila, was arrested anu
taken before Justice Bv Wing, who committed him for
tr lal In default of $1,oVJ bail
ALLEGED LARCENY v1 ON CLOTHING sInRcHASrs-AN OLD
DoDGE.-Henry salaY alias Moses Frank, alias N. A.
Sharpe, arresteJ yesterday complaint Gusave
Lprman, Of 222 ca street, On the 10th instant the
prisoner called at Sr ppmans s.ore and representing
that he tafi0r asked for work He was accord
ingly furnished with cloth and trimmings for three
overcoas with the express understanding that he was
TO make up any return the within week. sharpe,
however, played tho part Of a sharper, and n'
stead OF eys cutting the work according TO agree
ment took vhe Cloth and trimmings and sold them
TO man nsVled Cohen, Of 22 Baxter street, for the pal
try sum Of sb. Mr.. Horny X Mitchell, OF $40 Broad
way also gaafe similar complaint aga ns the accused,
to whom he gave quantity Of clothing TO make up
This property likewise sold to Cohen for a song.
saarsconfeRed his crime and information which,
Is expected win lead To the recovery OF the stolen goods
Justice Mansfield committed the prisoner for examina-
on. The magistrate also issued warrant for Cohen,
who will be held to answer charge of purchasing the
coat patterns knowing them to have been stolen.
rhEFT OF PocKErBooK AND MovEY.-Frederck Nichols,
youth Of eighteen years was arrested on tho charge OF
steSling wallet containing thirty elk dollars from the
pocket of Henry Waper residing at 100 Greenwich
street. After the larceny the empty wallet was found
IN the prisoners possession Justice Downg committed
Nichols to the TombE to await his trial.
| ONLY BECAUSE He DRuSK.-Tuesday afternoon
George Goldsmith standing in the street showing his
| watch to a that stood beside him. While thus en-
| gagged Michael Geary who had too many sheets in
| the wind sailed that way, and bearing down upon the
/ two men, took of the watch Yesterday Gcary was
brought before Justice Mansfield and held to answer
| TAILOR NOT CONTENT Hrs "NISrH. "-Trcad on
the toes Of Henry Solar Moses Frank or NJ A. Sharp
| and the same individual would bawl, "oh!' However
much this individual may shift his he shifts
his trade whether he calls himself Solar Sharp
Frank any other of his nine names, assumed for the
| purpose of eking out his manhood he Is always
tailor always in of work, but happily nlack
Of an obseqnous look and supplant tongue whcrewth
to obtain it. On the 10th Of August Henry solar ho
name which represents the only legitimate ninth the
| mani went the store of Sieenbach, Shuah & Co,
in Broadway, told his dismal story and took
era coats 10 make and sold them to Abraham Cohen 22
Baxter street On the same day told the peous
tale to Gustave Lppmann and got some overc ats to
| make, which he also sold to Abraham To how many
others it has been repeated how many tines 1t has
prevailed 1t s quito impossible TO say; but something
be learned by inspecting cart load Of such mer
chandse be I'm the habit OF soliciting, that was
taken yesterday from the premises OF Cohen TO the
| Essex MARKET Police Court Soon and Cohen are both
| held by Judge Mansfield to answer.
BRUTAL ASSAULT. Peter II. Miller lives In Seventy
| ninth street, Tenth avenue. Peter came homo
Tuesday night There is nothing remarkable about Peter
coming home he usually does that every night; but
this particular night when Peter home he found
his wife out or rather he did find his wife no me-
This absence annoyed Peter He won't in search Of his
some other women discussing pail of beer. This an
noyed Peter still more. Not that Peter disliked beer
part cuarly vet his wife, but he objected to seeing
them thus associated. He asked her TO 20 home She
| refused. This angcred Peter. In his anger he was
| brutal. He assaulted the poor woman, knocked her
| down and kicked her breaking three OF her ribs and
jurng her severely that she had TO be sent TO the
| hospital. The physician states that her recovery IL
doubtful. Miller brought before Justice Kelly yes
terdny, and hold await the result Of the injuries
| inflicted by him.
| ARREST ALLEGED THIEF RECOVERY STOLEN
PROPERTY short time since a handsome coach Of
the value OF $500 stolen from Mrs Smith, of No.
20 Union square Yesterday afternoon detective No.
1885, OF the Twenty yeventh precinct found the coach
standing in Liberty street. almost opposite the stat
house. whittier II bad been brought to be disposed Of
and arrested Joseph Fireman. the party having II In
| charge Fireman will be brought to the Tombs this
morning 10 answer to the charge OF grand larceny.