The New York herald., 1866-09-07

when var pnrseli ihe person WIN accuses her OF
~ ,.tr' u'l. sn,sgei as described oron the ROOT
retreat. she faed. however eva 70 the rlnchcs Of
w. aw, and stands conmt,ei now by Jrsce Kelly In
$500 ~ answer ~ a charge ~ larceny.
CsrAprrs ~ coSsrousvcss-John wety a boot
maker Fast THIRTY fourth street. received Information
tia 'Thsmms' shoe store Fourth avenue had been
rcsed. md instructed to the arrest Of any
person Offering hcots for sale Alfred Rrooks leather
alcr Ferry street. has his bcos made In broadway
Lewis Curtis Of this. called shoemaker
saving he sent nv Brooks for his Rrnnks0 h los:
vare STA rhe man IN broadway believing Curts
HIM The boots Curtis. !, IA alleged, srb.
srquorfig ofered the boo's for sale we'tv
for 81 that thcv tho surall fnr him and no
would soil ih"m for ha'f prca. wetv. ihinknt they
which hc hal henn noieed caused Curtis, arrest by
oacer No or Of the Twenfv-ars prccinct The name
o. the maker "ein" found IN the boots Tho m'n In Road
informed o the arrest and Curtis being brought
bore Jisire Kellv Yesterday afternoon he thr Broad
wey hoom,hcr, anneared 10 prosecute. Curtis held
In $500 to answer the COMPLAINT.
wAsrSD. nv GovERSEs', SOMETHING TO wsAp-
Kate Qnin'sn, twenytwo years OF seeking sitna
ton a rcverness in family, II is presumed Of strictly
Evangelical principles, boarded until recently with
Deborah Carroll in Third avenne. Yesterday having
had little ference with Deborah, Kate changed her
boariipg houss 10 East Fiftv-eevsn'h. Tho chnnge
her hoard present hut the other hand she
wha, controlled In her liberty NJ e"ress Resid-s al
though esranno any charge for anvihin-, she 10 vet
charged with little matter rather dicnt OF ecttlrnnt
In fact II the of her falling ont with Deborah
It is sad that disarponted in her endeavors 20 nnd
q situation and wanting something 10 wear, Kate he
somewhat Indifferent In regard 10 vested rights in
shaws dresses and oer snch friHes abon' 800 worth
Of secbo not belonging her hrng found In her trnnk
Kate was cd ~ officer Rovr, Of tho Tventv-lrs
and committed by Justice Kelly yesterday afternoon, in
5000, for trial.
ALLEGED POCKET PrcKNo-0ficers M. 1,sfs and No.
15s OF the Nineteenth precinct arrested Thos Graham
otar1, IN Wro1 Trha
officers they him nick the pocket Of Mrs Caro-
line Marsh. He brought before Justice Kelly and
committed, in $500, to answer
PETTY TmEvEs.-Two vonng adventurers, named James
Burle and Terrence HllioD, arrested and taken
before Justice Dodge yesterday morning, charged with
having stolen six leaves nf bread from John Knobl0ck
No. 81 Eighth street The yonng rornes were deeced
with tho broad in their possession. Thcv commit
ted COR trial at SPECIAL Sessions hail in each being
fixed at $780, which they failed TO give.
STEALING GRErNBAcKs. james Dngan pleaded guilty
before Justice Dodge yesterday morning a charge Of
having stolen SO In United States currency, tie 3ls
day or August from A. Barton Hughes OF 400 Broadwav
Dugan was committed for trial. in default Of gsin 500
bail.
REFRACTORY supJECr.--On Wednesday evening"
Michael Riley taken to the Twenty-eighth police
house. with his head looking II 1t had
immersed in blood. II appeared that he just drunk
enough to be mischievous and creating dstur
b1nce Greenwich street. An officer OF the Twenty.
eighth precinct arrested him and took HIM the
house, but not without great deal OF trouble Riley
res,s ed the officer striking him In the face infciing
severe cut over the eye tearing his aos
shreds The officer was Oblgec to use the argument OF
before Tho follow could be reduced to snbiecton;
hence the blood on his head. Riley taken before
Justice Dodge yesterday morning, and charged with
having committed assault and bsttery the officer
while the latter was In the discharge Of his duty aud
committed for trial.
SUPPOSED iNSANucIDE about nine O'Clock yesier-
day morning. little boy playing about lumber pile
Fifteenth street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, dis
the dead body Of infant secreed under the
boards. The BODY had evidently BEEN there but short
tme and the circumstance has eycited susric'on Of
infancjde. notified, hut his conclusions,
il an inquest has been held, have not transpired.
DEBTOR SUNDRIEs Louis Linderman arrested
and taken before Justice Dodge yesterday morning for
the alleged theft Of pockebook containing 50 in United
States currency pair OF pants Shirts &C. from Daniel
Junker, the complaining witness. portion of tho
property found in his poss ,ssion. He commit
ted for trial by the bail fixed at $780, which no
failed TO give Linderman may bc said 70 be debtor to
sundries for his incarceration.