The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13

LS~oS FROM ExrERiEsn-ExCruxc CsAss
young gentleman unsophislcased TO an alarming OK
toni with regard 10 the ways and meaas Of certain essscs
In New York. took up his sojourn among the sond.
OF Greene street on Friday night On the following
morning he found that his pockets had bcen riaed or
my live dollars. Information Was laid at The Eighth
police precinct and Saturday Afternoon hei ,yae,.
three and four O'Clock, an individual named Daniel
OMearl was arrested suspicion Of being the thief
o'Meara occupied at the same house ON The
night OF the alleged robbery and Is stated incurred OF
hi- feac companion, before retiring about prohab
ties OF making profitable rad upon the spartmcnt ad
joining in which the complaining witness rass.d The
nlsht rne YOUNG woman says she discouraged The
idea and tue door opening from tte other
was locked and the key removed In the lornpg THIS
door was found standing open and another key in the
lock Circumstances pointed toward the as the
guilty party, and lie required TO give bail in the sum
Of 81 600 Tor his Appearance 10 answer O'Meara rs a
young man, aged tweny-one years, and has recently
been employed bartender for Isaac Burch. FOR |.
long time prior 10 his employ with Burcii e had no
ostansble vocation Some mouths ago he arrested
charge OF highway robbery hut managed escape
clutches OF the law. Yesterday while the officer In.
charge OF oMeara was conducting his prisoner 10
station house cell the latter watched his orlsortunity
gave the officer the slip, and a moment after was
making rapid time up the street with an mig crowd
OF pursuers following close after, with hue and CIV
"Swift was the ght and swift the pursuit y Meara
had everything to gain and nothing lose while the
officer from whose custody no had broken knew that his
position the force at stake. Every jump iexeped
the distance between the policeman and tho fugitive
and az distance OF about two hundred yards from the
starting point, at Jefferson Market OAcsra was over
taken and secured.
LIoErs AND SHADES or Lowsn IxvH--N Pandsm
sends delegates to the police they therc
yesterday morning. Matters for q while appeared "a
have taken peculiarly happy turn ut Jenorson Market
The Judge he'd hts usual SUNDAY morning eve and was
waited ap9 h chiefly oy the softer SCI. And such spec
indebtedness as some Of them presented would have
made Christians weep. There were Mrs Tops and
two OF her colleagues all OF whom black, aud
Mrs Teresa Cranoy and her baby, who were from Ireland
These bad been engaged ~ miscellaneous conflict
Then there English lady, sort OF Ssiry Camp
who stepped forward fairly bending under the weight
her importance on beng announced the only
who did really know the facts in the oaee All cars Were
opened 10 hear impartial story she knew the colored
ladies well; they ncghbors She " 'ad hill will
baga!nst anybody in tho worruld" She would tell the
truth and say that Mrs. Topps ono Of the colored trio
. lady, hand the truth; she was lady in
every respect; Mrs. fopps haso born Ia ningand.
hence since she (witness learned that fact she
lad fol. 4 canip towards '.r. Mrs Crancy was him
htiofed against The coored ladies through Mr. MONEYS
keeping chckens Mrs Tops was going 20 the groccry
and Mrs Craney met her in the 'a and new hat err hand
1t er hin the face; witness didn't u: but she 'card
the fuss and down and nter erred bercupon
she spit in Mrs Crancy's lace, and would
do hit hagan. The witness every action in
aea,ed strong pred he. sa,,. ravor s,. e
any social affinity. Time and space would fn us 10 tell
OF all the witness did say. and then bow Mrs CDncy
cried and sad, "God forgive You woman; don't You
know that only toud you TO of wild yerselr and
be ntrefcrn wild matters as didn't long 10 yony &c,
all Of which the witness had the siiphcs rccoliec
on Of And 50 il went on, aa aau eam, ike the Irish
man shearng the hogs alI noise and NO VOL Never.
hees 10 appease her neighbors aud In respect TO the
English wonanis eloQucnce and impartial! story Mrs
traney will probably have TO answer TO charge OF as
sault and battery.
PARTNERSHIP ARRANGEMENT on Emsrzzi ENEST.-
David Brown keeps hat ON Third avenue, and
had clerk rejoicing IN the name Of Edward Genn
David hsd confidence in Genz; Gents appeared 70 be
worthy Of the confidence OF David; bat Cent? am
biious. The great Cardinal whose naagnncence And
superior intellect, taken In connection with his Lowry
origin, excited the envy Of the rers OF Henry the
Eighth said the hour Of his humiliation 10 his then
sdnire; and pupil and possible successor, Cvonweli-I
charge thee ding away ambition BY Il fell the angels
s p e n h x
hibted in the OF Cent?. Hs dissatisfied
With The position. .a,. he held; the salary be
he chaiea under his pecuniary subordinacy; he
resolved 10 10 free. Bnt howY partnership with
lrownf Ordinarily this would require q consultation.
submission OF proposals, the II consideration
There was the rub. A consideration a man whose
scarcely prepared to advance this confederation After
dcccrat,on Cent? found a remedy. He dispensed with
the usual Practice ana ASSUMED partnership interest
without consulting Brown. This continued Tor
Time Brown. innocent all the WHILE ignorant ~
this addition 20 the After time he became
suspicious Watching the operations OF his clerk, he
lie obtained evidence OF the arrangement Dssatls-
noi with 1t, he had Cent? arrested on charge OF embz-
solnenl Brought up the Fourth District Police Court
yitciday the clerk, whlo partner, committed FOR
osimDaton
ALIsl.D iNcrSp,aRIsa ssD PnLaG,xG. Henry bur.
leigh charged with setting Gre 70 the frame buildings
sixty irs, street, between Second and Third avenues,
brought up yesterday at the Fourth Dstsic, Polio.
Court He committed for examination. saBsnci
Murray and JAMES Martin. who, IL Is alleged. took
advantage u The confusion resulting FROM TO-
help themselves, liiowise brought up, aud
aso committed for examination. some properly IL 10
said q couple OF looking glassosl was foanf in tber
possession; but they sort they we're only removing
To place OF safety.
fsRr sIxrY Srwgr.--A Gre occurred YESTERDAY
morning abont halr past O'Clock 10 of
bIsidnes just approaching completion in Sixty-hrsi
street between Second and Third avenues, sappo.ed TO
have boon caused BY the carcsness design Henry
Burlcigh private watchrnan, who was subsequently
rsted Suspicion OF frame buildings. b.
longing 10 Mr. Curry, residing 70 Eighth avenue fonr
Ihongs Moxhan and three story houss belonging 10
"a Mr. scGdgood were destroyed Loss about $4,000,
said 10 b. insured.
Hup 70 AzswR.-rhe two boys referred TO in yesier.
dsy HknMn suspected Of being the thieves who stole
valuable gold watch from wholesale importing house
in this city taken boforc Judge Indwth Yesterday
morning and fully identified. rhcy held in the
sum 80 each the Court Of General Sc,-
The ac,ssd aru good looking lads and present
very respectable appoanue They, Of course. deny all
knowledge Of the theft with which they charged, and
aver thai ,hcy The complaining witnesses until
aler then arrest
PAssnc cocSrrErEr CURRENCY. Officer Price, Of ,bc
Fourth precinct last evening arrested named "
C. McAli;cr, Tor attempting TO pass countcrfei nity
cent fractional currency q saloon In Chatham
The pr scner states that employed the
service o. the government a detective and ana. ihc
stsmpf furnished him by government Officers. Du'
York county pa. He locked up 70 await ssanin-
ton.
SEIZURE Of A BRITISH VESSEL F0R SMUGGLING
CHARl Esros August IL. 1868
Thc Collector Of Customs al this port has soncd th'
British bark 8. y. shaw. from Havana for smuggling