The New York herald., 1866-09-30
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THRrE BROTHERS TRoumE-ILlEGArLY BOARDING
vFssEr-Three brothers, named James John and George
Sweeney boatmen arrested by the Captain OF tho
Harbor Police for Illegally boarding the schooner King
fisher lying the harbor and holding communication
with the passengers The captain charges that
that the small boat u which me prisoners reached the
OF the schooner and that they were on board
contrary TO law. Justice Bowling committed the prison
ers for Trial He also states that the majority OF tho
Of this character Of late have originated IN Jersey
Long Island, and yet neither OF these localities under
existing circumstances called upon To bear its share
OF the expenses Of the Harbor police.
Trx Recent ACCIDENT ON rHE HrDsos RIVER RAILROAD
AREEsr or AN ESGNnR--PosTPoNExEyr IN
QUASI Tho Of William Bendon, late fagnan in
the employ Of the Hudson River Railroad Company, who
was killed Thursday afternoon at Forty ghh stree
Eleventh avenue by being run over by tho locomo
i've Jessie has yet investigated owing 20 the
absence Of witnesses Coroner widey notified and
will hold inquest next Tuesday afternoon at
one o'clock the Twcnty-second precinct station
house, Forty seventh street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues. IL having been ntmaed that
George Best an engineer, in charge Of tho
the locomotive at the time of the occurrence, was guilty
OF gross careessness, " nothing more, the Coroner
ordered bis arrest Best accordingly taken IN charge
by officer Of the Twenty second precinct 70 await the
result Of the inqustion The engineer states tnai he
saw deceased standing the track with the flag IN bis
hand, and that moment he Best stopped down TO
how much water was in the boiler, and when he
Strengthened up again Bendon had been knocked down
and killed Best says deceased must have the ap-
preach d lhe engine and why no did essape from
tefdf~1 1he is unable 10 state
Tuk xssAutJ os Mas RrssF-ARRFsr lCrLrss-
Hr - Eup Bku---James Cullen the principal
in the assault on Mrs Russo, keeper OF the lager
beer saloon sci Third avenue, published in yes.
terdays HeALp was arrested by the Nineteenth pre-
cinct police yesterday morning Cullen was taken bo.
fore Coroner Saumaun, Rud held 70 bail in the sum Of
t5, 600 to answer Patrick Loonie OF AL East Fifty.
second street became his bondsmen. Loonlc IS one or
the accompcos Of Cullen, and under bal himself for
participating the assault on Mrs Russo The injured
scmew what easier yesterday afternoon, and
here are confident hopes Of her recovery
viIuAmE wAIcH srotRS-THR surrosEp THEY
rErrp.--A young negro, named Douglass, was yes
ierday brought before Justice fedwitb charged with
having 90 tic Slst of July stolen a gold watch and
chan valued $500 nom another negro named Jacob
Ferris Feus, Il Is alleged, kcers dsrepuiablc place
hc Of Thompson and Houston streets, where
In said De bas atnassed considerable property Dur
ing the summer lac became acquainted with Douglass
Who j. barber AZ the date above mentioned Ferris
wat a spree, and wi le very much intoxicated met
douglass. whom he requested 10 accompany hin home
The other did 20 and Ferris lay down bed aud went
io sleep He wac shortly awakened by Douglass Who
called NE attention 10 the fact ha, his watch was gone
Ferris accused him of having taken i, bat nougass de-.
ried y md said that stranger had been 10 Ferris room
Th9c the lat.ot was sleeping snoe that time Ferris
las been watching Douglass 70 obtain clue 20 hs
property hut he has thus far fnled although ho had
Douglass arrested Yesterday morning Tho prisoner
was femanded for further examination.
Rxcrr ARRIVAL CorRT Henry Mcconnell. a re-.
arrival from tho sc which proudly ackn9Tedgcs the
sway OF Britannia ba. been dovonr the past few
Ar inspection of The sight AZ this wonderful city In
80 man impressions q Amcrcs been favora-
biz and he has boon heard many occasions
thai This sow York tho tasiedtst town he ever
Nw IN Wednesday, night Mr. Mcdonnell wen, " see
Es,0r aOd is,vaA. ~ per'orustoe rns cieeg.Il l9l