The New York herald., 1866-08-31
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MALICIOUS ACI-TBROwNG VirRioL on WoNAN-SBk
" badly BURNED Nary Mullen and Henry Guerker
both live in the premises No. 42 West Broadway, and
d,s,antly related by marriage or late there has not
been The utmost harmony existing between Mary and
Henry and she alleges he threatened her with per-
violence although at that time she seemed to have
no serious apprehensons that he would attempt 70 exc
passing down West Broadway, near York street, seme
approached her from behind aud poured quantity
Of oil vrol upon her back and shoulders 1t almost
instantly burned through her dress and under garments
and before her clothing could be torn off by persons
attracted 20 the spot by her screams her flesh was badly
burned and bistsred The pcrperaor of this cowardly
act instantly ran of, after which Mary received the
necessary medical aid Yesterday morning she came
Justice Dowling and charged that Guerker, who
works in Hsrpers building Pearl street. had thrown the
The magistrate held him in 81 900 bail to the
complaint Ex-hayor James Harper became his bonds
man The accused denies his guilt and says he VIII be
able 10 prove an abl
A NEW WAY OF PROCURING CARRIAGE Joseph Tier
is young man. twenty-five years OF age, and hav
ing carriage OF his In which to ride determined
posscss himself Of regardless of consequences
knowing that Mrs Smith, "a widow lady residing at 20
Onion square, absent in the country, Herman went
10 her stable Is East Thrteenth street. broke open the
doors and rolled out old carriage valued at $780, with
which ho escaped without exciting the suspicious Oh tne
since which time Mrs. Smith has returned homo. Miss
ing her carriage she made efforts to recover IT, and yes
terday OF the Twenty precinct detectives
arrested riernan, charged with breaking into Mrs.
Smiths stable and stealing the carriage II afterwards
appeared the prisoner had taken the vehicle to the
auction salesroom OF John vandewater 100 Liberty
street; and ordered it sold for $500. As the carriage
about be sold the detective appeared and claimed
IL as stolen property Mrs Smith yesterday appeared
before Justice Dowling and made complaint against
The accused who was committed for trial The stolen
property was restored 10 the owner.
susToos oy BuRGIARY-Jokn Haydes, alias "Jack
Rays arrested yesterday afternoon suspicion Of
having broken into James Ryan's porter house. No 3s
West Broadway, Monday night last and stealing sill
yer spoons two bottles OF champagne, tobacco, &c,
$50 On searching the prisoners premises,
Worth and Mission place, several lock picks
sssled in stocking Jack Was taken before Justice
bowling and locked up for examination
TaE AILEokp MURDER Mr. RAxEy.-Inspector
Carpenter yesterday brought before Justice Dowling
William A. Hutchinson, the who stands charged
With causing the death of John Raney, formerly of No
272 Hudson street the night Of October 15 by thrust
ing the point OF umbrella into hts eye. The brain
injured and death ensucd almost instantly.
Hutchinson surrendered himself previously reported,
and the magistrate committed him TO await the action
nf the Grand Jury The prison er will be released on
hail.
IIsKrocKrTs 4 raE PREsiprSrs 0yAnoS.-whie the
waiting in the vicinity OF the Fifth Avenue
Bote 10 catch glimpse Of President Johnson and the
jmstrous persons of his suite the evening OF Wed
nesdsy, the eherdiier dndasre abroad plying his
sy vocation Two notorious mbers of the"cly fax
ing profession detected in The very act OF reev
tg person in the crowd OF his aach, and were taken
into custody Mr. Henry Neil standi Dg In the crowd
in front Of Demonooe hotel at about nine O'Clock in
vat pocket with Jerk and quickly drecng his at,en
ton in that direction he saw inan standing mmcdi-
a,ey in front OF him haud his watch 10 another who
vas sitting on an iron railing. Nsil instantly
seized the two men and held them, despite
Tteenth police precinct oamc 10 his assistance in re-
spOnse TO his repeated calls for police. The watch
wss worth $3.50 and attached TO gold vest chain The
ibeves wrenchcd the watch from tho ring and hnding
that they were detected dropped u on tho sidewalk nj
ihe spot where they took Il aw ay from Neil II was
picked up By lady and returnat 20 Neil The rinR OF
abe wath found by the oflners al the same place.
ater The crowd had dispersed The two men arrested
proved bc notorious scamps pned Charles King and
barlos Conroy third party, who IL known TO be an
cotnPne OF theirs, made his escspe. while MT Neil
rets pocket relieved a,wallet containing SEQ,
which u pretty certain carr cd or by the one that
s.caped King and Conroy were taken at once to the
roce Headquarters and examined The former has an
alias Whom arreslcd on q former sNccasson he gavo his
Mead He rcputed 20 be one Of the sharpest
Villains IN his line. Judge Ledwth oammifed them totn
for trial yesterday morning.
Two CiGAR PspDlEns Dsswr razR CALLING. :, atho-
Rogers lives No. Is Monroe street, In the second
sisy front ln the afternoon Of Thursday she was
sbs.ui from home. While she ous Frank Dugcn-
hard Who lives close by her premises saw approaching
us rooms man and boy, both natives OF
spain seventeen, the other sixty ycius oi age gv.
ng lheir ranes-ihe man n Anionio WILLIAMS, the boy
a. Antonio Martinez Not long after u ugehhardi saw
e two Spanards com ing out OF the pGa misses, assisted
by another man, unknown TO him. having ID Their pos
sevion large trunk ON the return OF Catherine she
rsvnd her trnnk gone and all ts contstts, valuec At
f2W had been taken n The house Of "a ien conkrn
No. J.5 Nonroe drect aud has been rccD,.red. The
Snd me boy wer hed answer In default of 0oo
wtRs y I'm t,vr --Jacobina Schoecicr accompanied
by ma W v.toessc- appeared ut the nsex Market
police Vnr, yesterday q convict Euaa Frehnch N many
sngs t,o outandish u make mention OF in these re-
ports uong the lessor things wherein ENza had
oGandcd he saIcy recorded here in the language
~ Der areu t that she make Tad fares and Ascs calls
mo nad mn va put ont tongue bone at me
out tbe win, Nw break my furnish ami abOose me more
Fbamefulcr y ever WA She iwiee has appeared here
in thl~ CONT live ton years IL ono place wery year
fr fts country and never vas IN c0ur but as one
Wines Sho ~ he worst nalghhOr ever saw
,ilnss testified Euza called cobina bad uames shc
called her rrostNie for QUE she called her pa, you
might saw a0d sl,i he was the sister of puppy AVID
,,sonnunce ItaN ng appcsfed that Jacobina n,y
stiorethcr blame - y The use Of her sweet German
!, cent? both Iar v were SEPT home with all their
lnBbnr reiinuc