The New York herald., 1866-09-02
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ACHARGE OF EABEzzIxNxSr.-Gabriel CernsXvm vua
formerly in the employ Of the firm OF Elton schonberg
according to statement Of Mr. Elion While he was in
the employ Of the arm he was given powers Of attorney
Enh TO look after his interests just previous to the
While E10n was absent he sent home large amounts Of
merchandise consigned to bis firm. Yesterday Elton ap-
peared before Judge Mansfield and complained thai Germ
shym had embezzled properly OF the firm valued Of
$65,0O0 Gernshym was held to answer.
DoxSsuo DiyncULrr-A CoxrucArsD Asx-Adolph
Kleinschmidt and his wife Adelaide live at No lo6
avenue A; but their domestic bliss has been somewhat
interrupted for months past she alleges BY the bad
conduct of her husband Nz Klenschmdt says that
her iege lord, In addition TO beating and abusing
n% IS monSs sSs M
Keinschmdt arrested for shoplsftng, and placed
under s. 600 bail 70 the charge Subsequently,
tions John Joseph Heinrck and the story goes
startod or 10 Charleston with him, remaining there till
sncneS 70 live With her husband sssn. and from
certain movements about his house he believed thst she
making arrangements 70 leave for Cincinnati with
Heinrich In fact her three trunks containing wearing
apparel and other property which Keinschmidt values
at $780, had been removed from the house This cir
cumstanos renewed the jealous husbands suspicious
caused her bondsman 70 surrender her. the natural
suit Of which action was 70 consgn her % The TomSs
Joseph Heinrick, charging that hs induced his wife
jointly they had taken his trunk and goods away.
Heinrich was arrested and committed for examination
before Justice D0wng .,HsS sr %s hs
client, the ground that there had been no offence
committed inasmuch Mrs. Keinschmdt at that very
stolen with In the Tombs This proved to be true,
Ex-JudRe Stuart who appeared for Kleinschmidt. oI.
posed the notion the MAGISTRATE believing there bad
been no larceny committed by Heinrich, discharged him
from custody Mrs. Kleinschmidt 10 still In the Tombs
awaiting fresh bondsman, and II Is understood that
both her husband and Heinrich endeav0rng to pro-
cure her liberation Her chief desire after reganing her
liberty seems to be to be let "severey alone by her
husband.
THEFT OF WEARING APPAREL AND SILVER wArcH.-
Complaint was yesterday made against Meaine Carton
by Augustus Destony No. 73 Grand street. who charges
Meaine with having stolen coat pair OF pants two
and silver watch. The stolen property found
In the prisoners possession, and Justice Dowlng COM
mitted him for trial.
ROBBERY OF SHOE SroRE-John Lardner was taken
before Judge Ledwith yesterday morning ON a com
piant preferred by Leonard letter. charging him with
having the morning of the 29th of August stolen
quantity Of boots and shoes 70 the value Of $157 from
the complaining witness store No. 130 Ninth avenue.
Jeter alleges that the night Of the 28th he in
pany with the accused, who lived with him, and
Christian Lask. took walk and drank about three times
together, and that at about eleven O'Clock he
,Sld iardner 70 "gS home the latter ava HAVING na
O'Clock letter himself went to the store and found
Lardner lying the stoop; Jetter woke him up and
had either lost else it had been stolen from him;
letter remained sitting on the stoop about two hours
hsn the and Jer
turned two three times during the morning TO his
store and always found the door locked About five
O'Clock In the morning letter having gone back to his
seat stoop rdner walk to the store door and
open It, upon which letter himself entered and found
that portion Of his stock had been feonOnsly ab-
stracted Upon tho circumstances stated letter fixed
his suspicion Lardner and procured warrant for his
arrest JUDGE Ledwith required Lardner 70 appear at
N IN a nj nd
bail fixed at $500, failing TO give which, Lardner was
committed Lardner s twenty one years Of age, ma
tive Of Germany, and by occupation shoemaker.
"wAroH AND RsY."-Yesterday morning Thomas
C. Carter fell in company with Maggie Peterson. while
walking the sroets and the two went into saloon
sixth avenue. Very shortly after entering, Carter
missed silver patent lever watch and gold chain from
his left vest pocket and turning to where he expected TO
hoq ho shadow sSe nsS fed Garter started in
pursuit, and in the course OF time he
found her the custody of two police ocers Of the
Twenty ninth precinct who had just arrested her on
snd chain which Carter sa
rsh. there. admitted her guilt She was taken before
Judge Iedwth yesterday and committed for her appear
bail Maggie is seventeen years OF age and resides at
No. 132 Wooster street.
ARREST OF 4 FxxALE TmEF.-A woman named Re
becoa Peterson was before Judge Ledwth yester
day. charged with having stolen . quantity Of female
apparel from Mrs Gertrude Deforrest, at No. 63 West
Twenty nsth street. The accused held TO answer.
Bail fixed at 5000, in default Of giving which she
committed 70 prison.
An ALLEGED RECEIVER OF STOLEN Goops ARRESTED -
Israel Marks Of 80 Baxter street, the man to whom
Dennis Kelly sold the unmade coats which were given
him to make up on Thursday, takon into custody
yesterday afternoon charged with being receiver Of
stolen goods The matter of Kelly and the coats was
mentioned In the police reports In yesterday 8
HERALD, in paragraph entitled "Cheating a
Thief" Kelly stated on his examination that
and then cheated him of So Of the price agreed
upon Marks arrested by officer No. 1.475 OF the
who gave the coats out to Kelly to be made up.
TILL THrEF.-At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon, q
young chap named william Davis, aged fifteen years.
went into the butcher shop Ropus, German on
King street. and became engaged apparently in reading
newspaper that lying the counter He had placed
the paper the back edge OF the counter and had
one hand wing on and the other under H. and thus
had pretext for leaning over and upon the counter To
all appearances he was reading away in the most inno-
cent and attentive manner but Mrs Ropus OBJ
served she thought an unnecessary strain n his
posture anu with little close scrutiny found that the
hand that concealed under the paper was nsnuated
into the money drawer She instantly seized the thief
who struggled to get free Tho sturdy woman however,
rolled her prisoner over the floor until the arrival OF an
she bad lost her knife by IT, Davis was taken 10 the
Twenty eighth precinct whcro he was recognized as a
veteran till thief and bad case generally He was taken
before Judge Ledwh and committed for trial at Special
Sessions, in default OF giving $500 bail.
SUSPECTED ATTEMPT TO Poison GTRL.-Between three
and four O'Clock yesterday morning young girl aged
about sixteen years. and OF rather prepossessng appear
ance brought to the Eighth precinct station house
int half stupid condition, apparently laborng under
the effects of somc poisonous drug, and was con
vcved from thence TO Bellevue Hospital Her
story runs as follows:-Some three weeks ago
she was seduced by young man named
Richard williams under promise Of marriage, and
afterwards abandoned. On Friday night Williams saw
her In the street in company with woman, and took
her apart from her companion to speak privately with
her During their interview, she says, she asked him
whether he intended to marry her. He made some
prounises reference her future condition, and