The New York herald., 1866-04-22
Police Intelligence.

ANOTHER sAYB RoBBERY-A LAD ROBs HIS EN-
PLoyERs OF NEARLY SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUN
DRED DoLLARs-MosT OF THE MONEY RECov-
Erred.
On Thursday evening the bo0kkeeper OF Messrs
Ruger Brothers, shipping and commission merchants,
street, gave the key OF the safe to Johannes
Treveranus lad afeen years OF age, employed by the
nrm with instructions 70 lock the safe and leave the
key in It's accustomed place Johannes. however closed
the safe door, but purposely neglected 10 lock it, Later
IN the evening" when scrubbng out the
once Johannes returned opening the safe, removed
box containing 900 in certified checks on city
amounting IN all 10 50 400 he wrapped the box IN an Old
paper aud left Mr.. Emil Ringer, one of the partners,
on reaching his Office the following morning discovered
his loss which he Immediately made known TO Captain
warIow. of the First precinct Detectives Ober and
Doyle we're detailed by Captain warow TO work mp the
case and after proracted search the detectives traced
Johannes 10 or the Bowcry theatres aud arrested
him. On being CHARGED with the theft the prs,
oner confessed his guilt and stated that he had
taken apartments at korns Hotel, No 80 East
Broadway with the proprietor OF which he bad deposit
cd the box and all the stolen money with the cxcep
Of what he had spent This statement proved 10 be
correct the detectives succeeded IN recovering ali the
money taken by Johannes but $500 which lac had
spent in purchasing gold watch three suits Of clothes
dozen gold pencils two revolver, neck TIES ana
various other articles. lie had also bought passage
ticket for New Orleans the steamer Georgc Washing
ton which sailed at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
1he accused taken before Justice Hogan and con
mittCd for examination. Johannes Is an unusually
bright boy ana although he has been but two months
IN the country he speaks English quite hnenily.
ARREST OF A HOTEL TnIEP--nE coSrEssEs HIS
GUILT.
On Friday evening Mrs Emma p langley boarding
nj the Howard Hotel, Broadway, with her husband
went TO her room after brief absence and was not
little surprised End tho locked from the inside
Knowing that Mr. Langley absent she called for help
when the door opened and young man dashed ont
and attempted 60 escape down stairs. He wss caught
however, aud detained Till officer trrgan OF The second
precinct arrived and took charge Of the PRISONER, Who
gave his Charles Nevis ON searching hin, the
officer found in Nevls possession gold rng., gold pm
and other articles OF iewelry, valued At sixty one
dollars which he had stolen from Mrs. Langley =
room. Besides this property Nevis had IN his
pockets pawn tickets for eight coats opera glass aud
also an eve glass likewise check tor coat all Of which
property is supposed 10 have bccn stolen The coat ~
subsaauentIy ound at the Merchants Hotel and proved
have been stolen from gentleman now stopping at
the Western Hotel Cortlandt street Nevis was zee
tcrday arraigncd before Justice Hogan where Mr. VIM.
n. Langley appeared aud made complaint AGAINST him
Neyils pleaded guilty, and Justice Hogan committed
him 20 tho Tombs for trial. The prisoner Is twenty
wears OF age born In Bermuda, aud ays he lives IN
Baltimore. oficer Carrgan took charge u the pawn
tickets found Nevis, and u cndcavoring TO IND
for the various articles which they represent
ALLEGED BURGLARY AND HoRsE.srEALrsG.
william Curtis Canadian, twenty two years Of age un
fayoraby 10 OF police len this city twc
or three days since and early yesterday morning Office
Byrnos Of the Fourth precinct him IN Oliver street
having In his possosson horse and wagon, the altc
Of which quantity OF new shoes, worth 500
Captain Thone subsequently, learned thai the store of NJ
open and robbed OF large quantity OF shoes and th'
goods found 10 possession Of Curtis have been identified
hy the owner II " also charged that Curtis stole th
horyo and wagon from Mr. John Ptkin, also living n
woodhavcn. The prisoner yesterday sent back q
Long Island to await his trial
can DRIVER IN TROUBLE
Sophia Mott little girl seven years OF age in crossing
Houston street at Clinton, yesterday afternoon VA
Knocked down by the hores attached to car ~ of h
East Broadway and Clinton street line add trample'
upcn Before the car could be stopped Sophia wa
caught by the lower part OF the brake, dragged som
distance and dangerously injured. She was tlcediil
removed and conveyed 90 Bellevue Hospital Rclar'
Hamilton driver Of the car, was arrested by once
tlard OF the Thirteenth precinct and Justice shandl
committed him 10 the result Of the girls injuries
TENEMENT norsE ROW ChsE 90 MAYHEM.
A number OF the inmates Of tenement house zl0 fAs
Fourteenth street became involved IN general qaaHe
on Friday night during which y alleged tha, hohae
Ieahy BIT on portion ~ Mary Mcclure third nnger
fhe right hand Ieahy arrested and justice shand
lcy beid him In $500 bail to answer
ConrrEsr.RY DnsxR TO ASsos BrRilNdAsk III
the evening of March y a eompi mentary dinner va
gwen BY Charles W Brooks, E4q, Japanete Comnefch
Agent 10 the Hon. AnSOn Durlingame, Envoy kktaur