The New York herald., 1866-07-09
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

INDECENT AssAULr.-Catharine Hayden, a widow, rs-
siding In the basement OF 1s6 East Thirty fourth
street. upon retiring TO bed Saturday night, opened
the window Of the basement looking out upon the yard
for tho purpose OF admitting fresh air Michael Court
ney, ~ Wa onsrB.al .ook sovsnlAsv ~ ner seemlsy
she asleep and scrambled into the bed. This
awakened the widow, who tho ALARM and Courtney
arrested. Justice Connolly held him TO answer In
$500 for indecent assault
DISTURBANCE IN THE TwEsrr-vrRsr wAKn-Nolwith-
standing the heat saturday Margaret and Ellen Nc
Namara engaged in the labor Of moving their household
goods. The unusual exertion, doubt suggested bbu
ious refrcshment, and Margaret aud Ellen slight
overcome by the heat Oicer Sattery, OF the Twent,
first precinct, attempted TO arrest them, when th
showed fight, Margaret striking the ocer with her 10
and Ellen biting him. crowd collected A paw
stone, propelled by some person unknown colded wn
the olcers head and In the language Of the ring, 70
went down" platoon OF men from the station hee
finally dispersed the crowd and Margaret and Ellen
locked up Their being no evidence Connecting vm
with the throwing Of the paving stone, Justice Contld
committed them only on the charge OF inoxicstiorny
disorderiy conduct
FIGm BETWEEN srAmxnKs.-John Fielding and prick
Craig both work In stable In First avenue onaiur-
day alteration took place between them. Fldng
the act Of measuring fodder with pchfo, and,
as was alleged first struck Craig with the hane and
subsequently, stuck the prongs the fork into arm
Justice counoily held him In $500 10 answer.
MARITAL IsrKrIurY.-Mary Mccormick, residg n No.
VNs
~ ice the 9th Of July blackening her eye al that he
IL In the habit Of 80 doing The husband ssysnat hary
has such tongue that nobody stand he and told
the Justice that " he had her tongue his eth would
have been worn out long Ence. Justice Conoliy hed
him In $500.
RosBxp ~ A TRAVELLING COMPANION. -YesFday after-
noon. the arrival Of the California sseamsp Santiago
do Cuba, Mrs Caroline Graham called upon nicer Ncho
las Martin, Of the City Hall police 10 arrcs her travel
ling companion, Mrs. Ella X willard IL appears tnss
Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Willard whose husbands 40
prosperous California miners, embarked a vist 70
their friends In the East and fook staerom togethcr
During the voyage appears from the Developments o.
yesterday Mrs. willard stole o $1,000 United STATES
Treasury from Mrs Graham and ccposicd v IN Tho
lining OF her dress MA Graham hashg asccrtaned
her loss accused MIRA willard and persisted In pressing
her accusation. notwithstanding tho aeamship cap
tains belief In The latter's honesty. The accused
was taken before Sergeant Townsend a. the CITY
Hall and examined nj her own request her idea prohaby
being that she hsd neatly and completely conccsed
tba Treasury pote 20 banie any seachcr The note
HAVING been discovered by Sergeant Towneend Mrs. VIII
lard burst into toars and accused Mrs Ora
ham o having hidden u In her dress intending 70 got
her under arrest but this Theory seemed improbable
The Sergeant sent Mrs willard 10 the Beokman street
nol,ce ssNfon and informed Mrs Graham thai Captain
braok ct will call on her this morning and accompany
her 70 the Tombs. where she wiz make her formal am
davt In the matter