The New York herald., 1866-08-25
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

an nussiuuat known only % - -
out on dangerous mis- On Nsuesiay haM, <
brough, up At tho premises IA Fulton stree, 3 4,
were intent on making some mon " before Che dawn o.
day without regard to consequence Entering ne
street door OF the building John aud k proceeded tt
the real estate Office Of VIM H, Do Groot located On ~
third foor and forced OF the lock- After NeriEg ~
place Jack, according to the Information ashsnd r.
quested his youthful confederate to 60 the door 49,
piled with the request and after the explosion HsnSsons
Jack called him and put United States Treasury mo-
national bank notes and postal smountiuS (,
tity Of papers which he had taken from Tie sat-
into his pockst. This being done The hssuiii
JACK again asked the boy 70 60 10 tho door and ar
person was tere and as john did So much to hA sur
prise he saw man approachng seifpres'rvaioi,
the street he refuge in tho closet attached tbs
premises What became Of Handsome Jack g anknowr,
the scu,e 70 tho roots Of bairgs s
tnus made his escape Being AFRAID to leave his hiding
place the boy remained quiet till nornna. when he wos
discovered BY Robert w. Willis an aache Of the premi
ses who handed him over to an officer OF the Second
precnct MI. De Groot subsequently, had interview
In the matter Young Howard denies knowing the real
name OF jack the principal in the burglary whese be
for trial in default Of % bail The Money and ,n va
able papers stolen from Mr. Dc Grocts safe found
In Howard's possession Tho burglary was briefly
ported In Thursday mornings Herald.
FIcsIr ABOUT FEHALE-HIGHwAY RoBn.nY-As Us.
WITNESS excitement was created on
the Of Canal street and the Bowery at late hour
Thursday night in consequence OF quarrel between
John Coyle ard Edward Kearns, concerning womar
whose name did not transpre. Officers were imaas
diaely on the spot and arrested Coye, whom Kearus
then charged with assault and battery nud robbery Sub
seenentlv when before Justice Hogan Kearns seemed
inclined 10 not make affidavit against the prisoner
bu, coon gaining COURAGE he terrified to being knock
down robbed bv the defendant The property stoier
was gold chain worth 5000 and silver watch valued
at S2s Coyle was caught IN the act and the rlnnfs
H. Aa.V tnfa fl, Kenr arIX
alleges that they qnarreed about woman whom Covif
threatened to srko him Tho magistrate committed
the accused for trial without bail Coyle " twentv
years of age, born in this city, and lives at No
Hester street.
In THE GLOVE Rusfy.ss-rosaISG ORDEns.-Archil, .
Harder Francis Sheridan John Thesis and David Roson
berg have great passion for kid gloves, and to CRAFTY
their desires for these arcleor ra.hor for the pro
ceeds arising from the saos thereos-they tried thct
hands at obtaining them in manner not altogether
accordance clth law These youngsters we're CAUGHT
their Illegal business and Yesterday brought before Jus
tice Hogan It alleged that the 18th day Of JUL
Brothers Co. rs Leonard street. what purpored TO b,
an order drawn bv IT. b ca1n n Co for fre dozen k't
the gloves wore taken TO In the Bowery and so
for $50 subsequently, nscerainfd that the ordc
was forgery 10 was supposed that the other ycarg
named would be implicated In the Forgery az priv
crals, but they only held as witnesses. Harde
pleaded guilty 70 forging tho order and the magisrt
locked him up for trial Harder and Sheridan were fo
mery In the employ OK Mr. Ciaain ~.
ARREST or sHor1lYrEn. John H DIX, wishing
provide himself with new suit CT clothes without pay
ing for them entered the store OF Messrs. f. s. nills
Co. No. 81 White street. and attempted TO steal t1
pieces cloth from table. He caught IN the ~
oScr 60 he police or The Ffh precinct Just as he wa
endcavorng TO make bis escape. Dix WIS ycs,orda
taken before Justice Hogan, and locked mp for trial %
but lives In Tennessee. William Hale arrested on susp
ccn Of being concerned with Dix in the ettemp,n
theft retained FOR the present to enable the Officer
TO procure further evidence against him.
CArruRK oy AN ALLEGED HoRss TmEr--An old ma
named John Gil taken before Jcdgo Iedwth yeste
day on a complaint made by John Duryen who charge
that Gill; on tho 18th instant hired black pony hcrs'
valued at $780, top wagon, valued at $780, with haI
ness valued At SIS, the entire equipment aggregatng
value 1915, livery stable Henry street, Brook,y
and that instead Of returning tho he brought th
10 New York and sold tho whole turnout for $40
TO man named Bernard Duty GU made clean brcs
whoreupos the Judge held Him 70 answer 70 q charge
grand larceny at General Sessions His bail axed
person to 20 on bni bond, adding aheres sie body
The appearance OF the accused IA rather in hs favor
Is sixty three years Of age native h.s,sesnsc,s
than horse thief. He was committed In default
giving bail.
CHAaaE AGAINST PoIcnAx x-A preliminary exam
nation held yesterday Afternoon before Judge ie
with, In the matter Of complaint against oicer rhcn
u
was, that Tuesday two weeks ago the 7th Inst.b
without provocation warrant beat = boy named b.
nard Kssney aged nfssen years. on the head with :
locust club knocking him sonseess and inn citing ia
res which the time considered efs very dasg-
Gus character The facts q presented BY the p,osec
the Sidewalk At The corner or and Foar,csn
street about ten O'Clock r NJ Of the date mcntionc
M we're sc
rum and Ryan 0xing his attention on him pursued III
boy and At the street crossing struck him on tho hes
The witnesses stated that Kearney doing norhing
s to give the oniccr prstcxt for the assault
Ssss o. s.. =: n IN s.ns &.
inst and st the corner Of avenue and Fifteenth sire
n. crowd q disordery boys Hs stated that hs be
and obedience 70 hs order started toward the crow
A. 10 approached he crowd hsy ned toward Fourteen
pursued .Kssrney, and when he got nearenough poke
him gently the back Of the neck with the end Of
thrown stone % 4, him wsass, ht Kearnsy's bro.he
who interfered after Barney had been struck, with
club, and then drew pistol on the boys Kesrncy
throw a stone that evening. After the testimony ".
closed Ryan made . speech In iis behal
10 have been committed ~ . hard iocal,
inhabited BY murderer and bad people general
the boys head csused by blow from hts
snd that he only punched kearncy on the back of ~
neck, and that In falling his bead struck v,oIenh
aganst the stones He hoped tho press would DO h!
more Justice tbsn Il has heretofore Judge Ledwith
quircd Rvau 10 give hall In the of $500 FOR Ills
pcarance 10 answer at General Sessions.
ALixosp Hcrss EorRuRY.-A young name
Bridget Crowley was arrested and taken before Juds
Lodwi,h yesterday, tho complaint Of Frances whee
or No "A West rhlrty.nf street. who charges thai
the 18th instant Bridses sicls quantity OF fena
cloth ug including crimson silk dress and made
empress cloth, ell valued NJ t3s The evidence sgaln
Bridget Was Of q very damaging character Onc E'ic
1horisa domestic IN the house that u
accused soid her the empress o;ot drass for $40 -
was committed fer her appearance ss General Sessions
ball Fixed at $500. &rE