Evening star., 1866-10-01

POLICE OPKRArzoNs.-We Law before ea T
readers the following reports Of the yariou $
police precincts for the quarter ending Sep
Tenn Prseinet-(7th Ward. rd.,-Laeuteaaut ]
9 w. Gessford reports q total Of s57 arrests dur.
Ing the quarter. for the folio wing offences =
Assaun' ASS n ?; 90. and battery, 30; do on police
men, 2; attempt At rape, 4; bastardy, 4; disor-
derly conduct 329 deserters, 1; fast riding or
drtvtng, g. fghting in street. % toxication, 90;
DO. and disorderly, 81; keeping disorderiy
Gus misdemeaners, 8; murder, I; threats. 81; va
gancy, 10, contempt, L. grand larceny, 2i; gam
ting, 2; malicious mischief, 10: false preten ces,
.ttit larceny, 26; robbery. 4; receiving stolen
goods, 5; suspicion, ~; violation of city ordi-
nances, 100. Ofthe parties i65 were white: 372
CO ored; maies, 569 females. 2ss; could read and
Nrite, 433; could not, 4si 22e were OF foreign
nativity Fines wnre imposed in COL cases, and
l5i OF the parties were sent TO the wOrkhouse in
default OF payment; cases dismissed, II9: held
to bail for court ga; of which number i3 were
good behavior, 20; of whom % were sent to the
workhouse in default; turned over to the mill
tary, S. sent to jail for requisitou. g. security
ios the support OF children: 4 sent to Freed:
fines imposed, e1256. 81; paid, S2,2261s, APP
.pealed upon, $500; superseded, Sis IS;
amouat unpaid and the parties sent to, work
house. Ss312S total of money and property
taken from prisoners and returned to them or
delivered TO the Property Clerk, s2a5I.ae
Horses taken and restored TO owners, 6; vehi-
s,es. sre nres attended; p inquests held, q lodg
!sirth Preeinct-(Psrt of THIRD Ward. } Lieat.
{. M. Skippon.-TotaI of arrests, sf2S; males
sae; females, so; could read and write, si7;
could not, Sol; white 607; colored, 32I. of for
eign natl witty, 237. Ofences-Assault and hat
terry, 80; assault on policeman, I; assault aud
battery with intent TO kill, i disorder1y CEN
duct, 23i' fast driving and riding, 2; fighting in
street 2l; intoxic.liiOn, i06 do and di8orderly
So; murder, ]; threats, 20: vazrsncy, SO: at
temps 10 seal 4; fraud, 3; fugitive from JUS
g. oil
picking pockets, 2, passing counterfeit money
a Petit larceny, 81 receiving stolen goods. /:
highway robbery, 2; swindling, 4; violating
corporation ordinances. 2O7. Assault aud bat
tery cases dismissed, IS; bailed or committed
for court, S. Assault and battery with inteat
10 Kill, sent to Jail fer court, IL assaultng po-
hceman, oaled or sent TO Jail for court. I: at
Tempt to steal dismis ed. 4 fraud do, o. do
btiltd d for court, ]: grand larceny dismissed,
I'D batled or sent TO jail for conrt, 25; murder
jan Tor conrt, Il false pretences dismissed. 4;
plcbpOckets. Jail for court, 2: passing counter
feit money, dismiss ed, 2; for court y petit lar.
cery, dismissCo, 20: for court. III: receiving
stolen goods, for court, I; highway robbery,
do, =; swindling. dismissed a: threats do3
bailed or sent to jail for peace, 26: violating
city ORDINANCES, dismis ed, li6 turned over
TO Freedmen's Bureau, @: to the military ,:
superseded, sl2s 24 for collection, 500 95: sent
10 workhouse. 1l persons in default Of
s5I9l li total of fines imposed, S2,3OS 3d. persons
AIDED by the police, Z; horses estray restored
TO parents,0 fires attended, 3; lodgers. 81: in.
qtests held, ]; dogs shot, Al; money and pro.
perry reported to the property clerk, s. 10000.
Serenh Irec;nct--(Part OF Fourth aud Fifth
Wards,) LIeut. A. Ecklof-Total arrests
l.36l; white, S97; colored, S6I; m ales, I15!:
females, 2U1; OF foreign nativity, $50; could
read and write, 10; could not, G2s; assault 2.
do and battery, 80: do. on an officer 2: do.
with intent 10 kiln. 3; adultery, 1; attempt at
rape, /; contempt, T. careless driving .: dis.
orderly, 49, do. gathering, 20 -deserters, ::
nnft trUa .. hnnh.nr
lntoxication, 1j9: Go. and disorderly. Iy9: keep
ing bawdy houte l. disorderly house, q gam
hnng honAe, .; profanity, 80; perjury, 2: threats
80; vaSrancy, 19i selling liquor 10 soldiers, l.
rIotrng. 3; rape. .; 'sodomy. l. attam pt 10 stead
j; burglary. 5; fraud, 1: fast riding, a: grand
larceny, 6E malicious mischief 49, false pre-
lences, 9; petit larceny, 2S: passing counter
ieit money 3; robbery, l.; receiving stolen
goocs. 10; suspicion. 49; trespass, g: violating
city ordinances, 32; swindIIng, Q. Dismissed,
567; Jail for coUr, se; bail for do.16 Jail in de.
faIlt OF bail for peace, 5; bail for peace :}Ce
workhouse, SO; locked up, 106 turned over TO
mems Bureau, 4; sent out of city, 6; miscelIa.
neous. 81 amount of fines paid, 5000 9s: SUI
perceded, So appealed upon, SIS; total of
lines imposed, S2,426. .9S; anon mt of money and
property taken from and restored to prisoners
S5,5t6C9; turned over TO property clerk, S67s.2O:
accidents, II, fatal; persons found dead 2:
inquests, 5; attempt AT suicide, ]; lost children
restored, :; unfortunate and afflicted persons
aided, IA; doors found open, 3; fires attended
= horses estray and restored to owners, N:
horses taken from and returned to prisoners
3; vehicles. 9; cows estray and taken up, 4;
dogs killed, 65i mad dogs. 4; dodgers accommo-
dated, 1i5.