The New York herald., 1866-08-03
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

A Boy KILLED IcE CART.--Danel Donnely WINS
driving ice wagon Of the Kniokcrbocker Ice Company
along First about four O'Clock yesterday after
noon when the OF Houston street boy,
about six years OF age Albert Hube by name in company
with his mother and two boys attempted 10 The
boy knocked down by the horse and the wheels Of
the passed the breast OF the little fellow,
killing him almost Instantly Those who witnessed tho
attach blame to Donnely He arrested,
however, and brought before Justice Mansfield and held
for exam nation.
WHILE He Was Ar Ir.--A boy named John Donnely
caught Wednesday night in the act OF cutting out
the panel OF the door Of the grocery No 70 Co
lmba street. He was arrested, and committed by JUS
tce Mansfield.
TuE SHOOTING or OFFICER KERSxY.-Justce Mansfield
yesterday afternoon the house OF Patrick Ker
ncy Of No. I51 Clinton street, 10 take his affidavit
against Owen Dermoddy. Kerney is policeman and
Dermoddy keeper OF liquor One day last week
Kerney arrested brother of Dermoddy On Monday
night about o'clock a approached Kcrney and
told him beware Of certain parties he would
his life About hour later Kerney Dermoddy
coming toward him from the other side o the way and
asked to go the street, and consented Der
moddy lead the way back, and Kerney followed. As
they had stepped upon Inc walk Dermoddy
joined by several other men when he turned around
said to Kerney ~ have old grudge TO settle with
You" just then the officer got blow on the head from
OF the party and turning around 10 return y ne
was shot by Dermoddy The ball struck kerney IN the
breast and glanced along and out under the left
arm The wo nd, though painful one, will not, Il is
believed, prove fatal
Worse THAN HGnwAY RorhERy.-John Jones' Of No.
2l5 Division street. in lager beer saloon In First
avenue, corner OF Fifty third street, Wednesday
evening While there Jones met three persons named
respectively John Donovan Patrick Connor and Michael
McGnnis. The parties thus thrown together played
bagatelle and drank lager beer Leaving about six
O'Clock, Donovan 0Connor and McGnnis invited Jones
TO take SWIM Jones he declined this invitation,
but that Donovan, 0Connor and McGnnis pulled h IN
along 10 The dock, and notwithstanding his renan.
sirances. although he endeavored he says escape
from tbenl he dragged the end Of the pier The
adavts this further show that having brought
Jones TO THIS pass, Donovan, OCounor aud hct;nnis
proceeded % strip him, and after taking from him all
they thought of any vane, they pitched him into
the river with intent 10 drown him Donovan, OCoDnor
and Mcnnis having been arrested and brought before
justice Connolly are held for examination
II WANT 4 WARRANT, YorR HosoR. AN enraged
female, with unusually revengeul expression or
tenance, before Justice Ledwnh and a decidedly
Gcrmspc voice, says II wants warrant, your Honor
'what for ~ demands the Justice 'why. your Honor
there the house who takes into his head TO
lick all the folks what there" "IDdecd; that rs
very hard treatment" 80 1t Is your Honor, and he
cks me for nothipksn .Worse and worse" the
Seventeenth street" you should 20 10 the Elebteenh
ward police station and the captain, my dear madam
rhe answer is-' have been there yonr Honor and ihe
captnks sent here +" "Thcn my dear madam the
bsst thing you can do s 20 20 bome we grant such
warrant today But sir can not have sasfaci'ons %
Justice is eyes ma'am, you have the satisfaction Of
being locked up, N you don't take yourself or directly y
Injured innocence thinks she has had enough Of justice
aud walks on In high dndgeon.
How MucH HAVE Cora poor, miserable looking
being answering the OF Pat Terney, ye~ssr
day picked mp drunk Christopher street without any
attempt his part conceal the fact and conducted
custody Of the policeman. 10 Jefferson Market
police station. "What have you TO FOR yourself ~
densnds the Justice. The SUFFERING siammerng reply
after onsdcrable interval, was elclted-"how much
have goiS' The consoIaiory returned.
Six months. ess, y and The half conscious
removed 10 the lookup.
STEALING FEATHER BASDs.-Mr. Philip W. PiDnor
merchant at No 43s Broad way, yesterday lodged a
plant against William Manges previously arresed) for
having stolen boxes of feather nda valued 500
The property found poasessioa Of ManEels and
positively Unidentified by the owner Justice Dowling
held the accused for trial
BoAspNG VESSELS rHE HARBoR.-Wiam Gibson
and John Goghan, boamen were yesterday arrested ny
sergeant OF the Harbor Police, charged with holding
intercourse with passengers board ship lying Ia the
aibor In violation Of statute law passed by tho Logs
atnre al ~ Last session The sergeant al.o arrested
Patrick Thompson board schooner in the bay hold
Ing with the passengers In violation Of
law Justice Bowling held the accused parties bail
10 answer before the Court OF Sessions
CoLoRsD coacm1S CaARarp wTrH FRArp.-John W.
smith colored coachman, iwenty -four years OF age
was yesterday arrested the charge OF having f.udu
ientiy obtained nve hand lanterns valued at $40 from
the nrn Of MesSr. DAVID G. Porter Co, No I'll Pearl
street II Is alleged that on the 9th Of june last
employed board the steamer Elm City, and that he
wanted Ave lanterns for tue Of that vessel Beev
inc his statement be the lanterns delivered
the accused but Il subsequently appeared that ne
employed the Elm City, and had authority
whatever procure the lanterns Justice Dowing
mtted the prisoner for trial IN default Of $500 bail