The New York herald., 1866-09-19

POLICE MTELLIGENCE.
BOLD RoBmRr IRON ExPlBs WAaoS-shorty
before dark on Monday evening" Henry W. Smith, an
exprsssman delivering goods through the city and
in driving up in front Of premises $50 Broadway left
his wagon and stepped inade for few moments During
his absence James Hc<ner, . soap maker ran TO the
wagon, and seized therefrom three pieces Of cloth,
valued at $685. with which he escaped. As Mr.. Smith
returned TO the store he Horner running with
the punder. and following in pursuit. overlook him.
pre mp and took charge Of the prisoner who
had the stolen property In his possession Horner
street police station Yesterday morning the accused
taken before Justice Hogan and committed to the
Tombs for trial IN default Of ball Homer is forytwo
OF age was born In England, and lives 1t James
street.
CHARos PAsNa CousrEsyBn MoNEY.-Jonathan
Schneider very respectable appearing man, fory-nve
years Of age and native Of South Carolina yessr
day arrested tho charge Of passing counterfeit money
II charged that Monday evening Schneider entered
the drinking saloon 50 Barclay street. and payment
for quor rendered 70 wm Dohery worthless 81 note,
OF Beverly, r. l. The bill was refused, whereupon
Schneider offered 50 counterfeit bill on the Charter
and Schneider lsis the place saying he had no other
money subsequently Schneider went to the saloon
o. Pa, and .sd one Of n.
for whskey, but Mr. James H Allen. in charge Of tho
place. declined taking the bi saying II was spurious
precinct On searching the prisoner, counterfeit
worthless $6 bill the Mechanics Bank Of Connecticut
small amount Of good money in in His pockets When be-
fore JHtce Hogan Mr. schneider said he was not aware
the bills we're bad. The magistrate committed him for
| examination.
YouNG MEN CoNYEssN0 4 THEYr.-Lews Lowell and
Thomas Dugan both eighteen years Of ago. the for
lives at 100 vesey street. and the latter at 103 First
avenue. Yesterday morning these young men were
brought before Justice Hogan the complaint OF Mr.
Isaac Meyer doing business at llo and 120 Washington
Market who charges them with having stolen from him
sa2l In Treasury notes and bank bills After their
arrest the prisoners confessed their guilt TO the officer
| and tho magistrate sent them below for trial.
| A CouNTRYxAN BAD CoxPASY.-IAst Saturday Mr.
Jscob Peifer who resides in Nswburs Orange county
in this city to transact important business
and being unexpectedly detained determined to the
| elephant at night. Accordingly he started out his
hook, and meeting Caiharine Sevierc, not very
tho Of Pearl and Chatham streets. While there
N Mr. Peifer alleges Kate took $500 in Treasury
from his vcs pocket and fed into the street before he
Gated counryman entered q complaint before captain
Thornc at the Oak street police station, and Kate
arrested; but. owing 70 the non appearance OF Mr.
Pfefer the following morning he being unable to nnd
/ the station housol she was discharged. Yesterday,
/ however, Mr. Pfefer, reported himself 10 Captain
Thorne and Kate was rearrcsted BY detective Horfe
Justice Hogan committed her for examination $2lb OF
| the stolen money has been recovered
/ CHARGE OF hOBBIN0 hER FRIEND ME- Mumfred HOW
ard, OF 100 Mulberry street, and Anna Carey, werc
friends but circumstance recently occurred which se-
rousy disturbed their friendly relations Mrs. Howard
wishing a coat and vest from her room, which was
locked gave Anna the key and sent her for the gar
ments. II Ia charged that Anna took peep into
ars howards trunk and finding $40 in treasury notes
i. She was subsequently arrested and taken before
Justice Hogan, who committed her for trial The stolen
money was not recovered.
i ORA AseAu Charle M lam
slip and Edward Dsbrow, quarrelled yesterday
ing during which Disbrow attempted 10 strike his adj
vsrsary, but he Ned, whercupon Dsbrow hurled the
hatchet after him. The weapon took effect In the back
part Of Campanas head nnictina severe but not dan.
gerous wound Disbrow arrested and Justice Hogan
committed him for trial. He pleaded guilty Dsbrow
native of New Jersey and follows the for living.
A JuSKxAs CHANGED wrH BURGLARY. Tho premises
OF Mr. Benjamin T. Sherman IA Stone street,
forcbIy entered through the scuttle Monday night
and robbed Of 500 worth Of bagging The robbery
duly reported 10 Captain warow, Of the First precinct
who detailed two Of hts detectives 70 work up the case
On making search the officers found portion Of the
stolen property tho roof Of the building and tho re-
mainder the officers traced to the junk shop OF Nicholas
Collins 27 Bridge street On being questioned, Collins
told the detectives that he had bought the baggng Of
man, whose and residence no does not know But
this explanation being unsatisfactory, Collins was
rested and taken before Justice Hoean who held him In
81 900 bail to before the Court OF General Ses-
sions Collins claims 10 be quite innocent Of the charge,
and the bageins in dispute his property, and
not that Of Mr. Sherman.
In DnIxxA.--On Sunday hight william Macken.
thorns, young man OF fas habits, was sccosted by
courtssan named Hattie Brown, in Brooms street. who
invited him to accompany her 70 the house where she
resided He did So and togsthsrthey went to No. 50
LAurens street. Il was yet early In the evening, but
Mackenthorne tired and so shown 10 ROOM
where he undressed himself and laid down. His sium
bers sound and undlsturbed and ne slept til
morning He awoke 70 nnd himself alone; but how
thoroughly alone he did not realize until he began 10
70 n
ing. They gone, even TO his shirt and boots Here
WAS Was dilemma ,,s nds:d; Many % blocks % % from home
rate him from his place Of abode, where and where
alone he could nnd fresh clothes, In place where
might be fouy dealt with, his situation indeed
unenviabc How he reached home does not transpIre;
but he certainly appeared before Justice Dodge yeser
day morning appear aRainst the thess Hattie The
value Of his missing garments including silver watch
stood accused. She pleaded in extenua,ion that her
"manm Augustus Miller, had stolen the clothes The
plea did not avail her and she was locked for trial in
WALL sTREEr BROKER RoRskp-Two men, named
Charles Langley and Charles Z Hart, the former Of
whom patch his left eye and both Of whom
hard looking characters, yesterday morning
arrsgned before Justice Dodge charged with burglary
II appeared that on Monday evening Mr.. Louis Ludovic
broker doing business ut No. So Wall street. retired TO
his apartment room No ia Hoffman House, and went
20 bed, leaving his gold watch and chain, which are
valued m 5000 lying on table at his bedside. In the
night no woke up and discovered that the door Of his
open. A. the same time he learned that his
watch and chain gone He Immediately informed
tho proprietor and detective officer Of the Twenyninh
precinct summoned. That officer questioning the
night wstchman found that Langley had bccn walk
ing through the hall In suspicious manner Both Lang
ley and Hart occupied the adjoining that Of Mr. Luz
dovicf Mccarty m gained admission, and found
both the prisoners In the room. An investigation
veaIed the missing articles and pair Of burglars nip
pcrs lying on shed opposite the room occupied by
them. Tho young men were arrested and brought
before Justice Dodge They will be further examined
this afternoon.
ARREST or susPrcrKp PIcKrooxn.-George Anderson
arrested on Monday evening at the Maison Dorae
by officer Barker who observed him moving about the
crowd gathered there In suspicious manner Anderson
was remapded by Justice Dodge for further sxamna-