The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-18

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Az EgaAA sivE sfREe-CaArHAn STREET WINE Piyg
DOLLARS A BoTrLE--RosBED on Has Mcssy Jgw
Simon Botaon is recent importation from Eng
land and present resides at No lJT East Twenty first
street Gu Friday evening Bo,son left hs boarding
and started down town. with tho view OF visiting
place OF amusement; but the briiiancy Of the
Evenng STAR Of Chatham attracted his a,ten.
ton, and curiosity prompted him 10 take Internal
view OF the premises. Once inside Boison not long
In forming the acquaintance OF Lizzie smith and JENNIE
Bower, Two OF the pretty waiter girls whom OF course,
he invited mbibe Their tastes consulted and II
is not ali strange that they preferred Champagne
10 lager beer and Botson Just tho 10 humor
them one bottle was called on and others followed In
rad succession at IS each until Roson found that lie
minus over 800 for champagne alone. HI head
ling, and IN fact tho generous oison hal gined
freely that he not himself al all In this obi VI
condition be left tho place at two O'Clock IN tie
morning, acr firsg presenting he charmer with gold
soycreigns and Other SLIGHT tokens OF regard Botson
then vent down 10 No 23l William street took another
drink tv0, and after breaking several gooets
was elected and lay down In The hallway Of che
building. When he awoke an nour or two later
hc learned To his that he had boon robbed Of 500
in treasury notes goid watch and CHAIN two lockets
two gold rings ard a small amount In gold coiu lie
known his loss oliccr Of the Foufh precinct,
which resltod in the VI Lizzie smith and Jenny
Bower, on suspicion OF stealing the money, &c The
prisoners subsequently taken before justice Hogan
the rombs, b., tho victim was unable To that
the defendants took his money. indeed he was inclined
TO believe them innocent, and the magistrate had no
alternative but 10 discharge them II probable that
after sotson lar down in the entry way and went 10
steep como nRDt PROVING tlrI TOOK advantage OF
opportunity presented, ana red his pockets OF their
contents Boson loft thc court sadder but wiser man.
THEFT or SHAwLs FROM A SALasRoon.--Mr John Nc.
Csnn of No $40 West Fty-fourth street, yesterday ap
pesrod before Jusiics Hogan and entered . complaint
against John Kohpe who had boon arrested by detective
Kinner OF tho Merchants police charging him with tho
larceny Of three sLaws valued at So Detective kiuner
sw tho accused carry tho shaws from salcsroom
In barclay street. but the detective aware
Kohpor had stolen the goods After his the prls
oucr mel M " lig cut and a
" return the shavs 70 Mr. McCann II he would pledge
his word no, 10 prosecute him THIS assurance was no,
gwen, and the magistrate required Rohper 20 give
bail tho charge bcfore the Court Of General
sesslons
B,rruLY AIrsIxo wosss.-George sorcn IL party
who has long obiec, Of suspicion 10 the police
a. well cycsore Ia the community great, hulk
ing rswboned fellow. with frame ike that OF or
might il mar bs presumed find more congeniai sub
ject which 10 exercise his strength than poor, de-
fcacclegs girl Yesterday 'his indvidua srragned
before Justice Dodge for practising the most cruel VIC
met young 7ri named Bella HUNT, being OF fallen
virtue. the corner OF Canal and Wooster streets.
He had known tho slrl and entertained Q spite
against her When therefore lie saw her he accos,cd
her roughly. aud whom she about 10 psss him he
seized hold Of her. aud spite ~ her cries dragged her
headong INTO saoon. There tho poor girl struggled 10
get away him with all her might Her piteos cries
for help onlv IRON the loafcrs gathered about
sorcn the while beat her aud shoe. ami drngsed her
hihar aud thither until h. had torn her garments almost
entirely from her Al this anct1re poll iEter
fsrsd nd soren arrested Justice dodge committed
him for t the Special Sessions In default OF bail
and beng Justly indignant TALKED To the fellow IN no
hung h Il cad IN shame Tho girl sent the House
or Detention 10 insure her appearance against him.
CRrrl TREATMENT vyst--nr. Henry iergh appeared
before Justice Dodge yesterday 70 prefer complaint
against He,cklah Nuihnl. Tho defendant bad been
driving wagon through Third avenue Ia which he wns
conveying calf 10 slaughter The lcgs of the animal
were tightly tied, crossing another. In position
VII oh must have given the poor brute great palm Ibis
sight was fortunately observed BY Mr. Bergb. snd he
hastoned 10 make the necessary charge Nut.ill was
required give bonds in tho Of Sioo to appear for
trial
AnAsnovrp HIS WIZ Frederick hertlm ives yestsr-
day charged, before Justice Dodge, with abandonment
Two days before be had gone "a and eft his vile aud
two younr children 20 the tender merci~s Of . coid
pubic HIS wife neat looking, industrious appearing
woman testified that he abgndanily able 70 sup
port her Justice Dodge ordered thai defendant pay
his wife sir dollar . week, and that he give bonds
the sum ~ 300 for the iainliaent Of such order.
Mcr,im unable 10 fafnish the bonds and CON-
mittsd In de's1f.
CossTrAL or AsprHsos. DIR Kimbark, police
geon, on Trdsy appeared bfore Justice Dodge and
made asi.va tina, Nn Margaret G. Anderson. the
woman who was shot few weeks since by her husband
william r. An dcrson, was out Of oil danger and va
likely recover her wounds beng merely superficial
II will be rememb cred that the woman shot BY her
husband ho having discovered her ~ fo0dsfs dsitfo
Mr Anderson yesterday brought before Justice
Dodge, and after preliminary examination, com
med await the action Of the Grand jury bail being
refused