The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-11

~ POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
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SOMETHING LAcxNe-PLucK, EXPERIENCE, OR Wharf,
On the 9th OF the present month, Charles flinders.
resident Of Newark, paid . visit 10 New York. He
brought with him pockebook containing $3.50. While
knocking about the city he fell in company with Emma
Coburn and had occasion to mako a small draft on his
capital He took out his roll OF bills and taking from
tho number a s. note gave II TO Emma to have u
CHANGED and put the rest back. But the sight OF 30
much money prov d a sore temptation to Emma "uo
IS that put into her hand was only morcf that
gave sharper edge to her consuming hanger for more
dollars Her craving for money not her only
kept pace vs. by dctermn 'tion 10 have It. What
she lacked In muscle made up her spirit. She
caught hold of Mr. Hnders and when he made good his
escape he discovered that his $l45 were gone No one
else could have taken the money Mr. flinders feels quito
sure, one else present but Emma Coburn from
the time that he put the $45 IN his pocket TO the time
taken i out Mss Coburn, seamsress, and twenty
years old, is now held Ut the Tombs Police Court.
SEVEN PIos-op LEAD-Terence keenan,, a boatman,
William Brown, an expressman and Mathew Smith,
seaman were by Ann Mcbride receiving 1--WE pigs Of
lead, worth sl40 from tho storehouse at No 90 West
street, the morning OF the 7th Of August The door
70 the premises had been forced open by the parties,
who were trying TO steal of with the property discovered
IN their possession They were committed yesterday by
Justice Hogan.
youth sixteen Of age has been in the employ Of
the American Express Company as enand boy. He
was sent to the post Office the 3lst Of May last with
letter containing $50. On his way he became curious
to know what was 10 tho letter. and broke open. So
wen pleased was he at hts good fortune that nothing
would do him but somebody to share Il with him. He
invited friend Of his who is two years his senior and
ordinarily prac, SEES In The Photographic line 10 share
with him the goody fruits Of his curiosity John Fow-
ier the lucky friend had objections Both afterwards
confessed what they had done, and both have taken
apartments In the Tombs I'll such time Justice Ho-
gan shall be at liberty TO give them An audience
BEGINNING EARLY.-A led sixteen years Of age calling
himself printer, and answering the name of John
Davis brought before Justice Hogan yesterday on
complaint Of j. r. Laurent, TO charge OF steal
Ing lace valued at $3.50 from No. 474 Broadway. The
boy was committed.
RICH scEsE.-One Of those exaggerated scenee Of a
comic character which sometimes In our police
courts, during which the usual decorum which marks
the ordinary proceedings is for time lost and at times
tho judicial dignity suffered to relax happened yes
terday in the Fourth district. Two women, both OF
whom have survived whatever beauty of feature or grace
Of form they ever possessed and whose attire, either
from contempt of fashion the necessities of poverty
was alike nnocen! of elegance or fashion, made appca-
ton to Justice Kelly for warrant EACH against the
other Ellen Hepburn and Mary HcCabe have received
no mean share Of that forensic git which Ireland bestows
so freely her children, and we'll matched in
spect to this that may be ruthfnly said Of Ellen
one but Mary could DO her PARALLEL and Of Mary
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fered at her sisters tnot In the Of
consanguinty) hands, or tongue, ratber-for though
of Its having been used-hat 1t quito impossible to
keep pace with them in understanding Of the
said No l. No inierupting- 'Judge can bring wit.
ness, plenty Of Witness Judge that am respectable
woman No again;-"Judge, she abuses and says
dialogue takes place between the pair the great
ment Of lawyers and audience, Judge Kelly sitting back
all over his face No. again:-'yudge, want her
bound to keep The pace was niyer here before your
Honor isn No 2 70 No IL want yoa bound to keep
the agent" No. lIndade and its better US ed to this
kind Of place than me you are" Another interesting
70 the parties but quito others No
again TO the Judge:-"Aint you going her kape
woman IAN that stons GU, III ten o,cock~" No i-.Can
you kiss tho Book and say that" Justice Kelly
.'Here now, want you two women to 90 home and be-
have yourscves.n No 1-"Well, Judge, II she only
lets me and my husband Alone" No. 2 walks of from
the contest but gives her adversary parting shot by
tempt, "Indade I'D be very short when I'd have any
thing TO do with -" The rest WINS lost in the dis
tanco.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE IN BLoonSeDAIn-Ann McGcvern,
Of Bioominedale road l25th street, made appca-
ton to Justice Kelly Thursday for warrant aga,ns,
Patrick Mccormick. She stated that she on her
way home from christening on Sunday evening and
while crossing the fields in the direction Of her own
house Mccormick overlook her, and after walking with
her short distance outraged her She further ayerred
that she eth suffering from tho injuries then 70.
ceived. Justice Kelly issued warrant and Mccormick
was yesterday morning arrested. He was held for
animation In 81 000
JUVENILE TmEve. tho scrp,ural injunction ssTnn
up child in the way II should CO." &c, appears have
place in the economy Of many parents in this metro
polls, and the consequence is the almost daily appear
Of young candidates for the House of Correction
under charges OF nearly every grade OF petty offences
from nine to twelve years Of age, ali q
whom were arrested for larcenes while in tho act
81 Tbs h mar Ts'y brought as up couples
and Peter Hoey aged thirteen year, cauCht while
stealing 81 worth Of PEACHES from John wnlinghoG
Tho others were Edwin McGarvey, aged nine years and
VIM Jessup, aged fourteen years. residents Of Twelfth
street. These little fellows detected by officer Ed
the inside Of a Hudson River Railroad car They were
each load down with their spoils which they intended
per ponna ess vorns a. o.
the docks, and utterly devoid Of home or hlIa
Instincts. Judge Ledwith committed the whole batch
TO the charge Of the Commissioners Of ChAee and Cor
rection.
DoOxsD Doc.--0n Wednesday las, q dog answer
ing W the name Of Spot" belonging 70 Mr. Jacobs,
OF Thirty seventh street, BIT the child OF Mira
0ttlis Elenz, for which Mrs.. Eienz had the
owner Of the animal arrested. On Thursday jacobs
appeared In court under . considerable degree OF
sep,dation, apparently anticipating the very worst con-
sequences 10 himself On condition only would the
excited MIA Elenz consent 70 conformation OF the mat
ter aud that condition the death OF the dog Other.
wise Justice must have lie way, and Jacobs suffer the
penalty And Mrs. Elens said she must know that the
dog deaddrowpsd In tho river-East river At that
A boy must drown him. and that boy must appear 10
court at ten O'Clock the morning and that he
had executed the dog. when she would be there
and hear him. These conditions being agreed bo Jacobs
permitted 10 go, but his dog must die 'Out damned
Spot " BEING quoted his Shaksperean death war.
Sequel Yesterday morning, at the appointed hour
Mrs Eienx presented herself In the room and called
for the evidence OF 'spos demise Jacobs hand
accompanied by boy who bad, In his own expressive
language 'aken the animal 10 East fvcr tied stone
70 his mock and chucked him into the vater;r since
which tme there have been tdings Of him The dog
Ia dead The woman is content
A BAabKR.ous orYxscz An onterpnsina young man.
named Charles Monnct has fallen victim TO dishonest
predictions complaint entered yesterday before
Judge Ledwth, charging him with having abs,rscted
from the establishment OF William Dibbe hairdressor
divers and sundry articles In his lneo wit; curling