The New York herald., 1866-09-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

| ferry Saturday night last
POLICE INTELLIGENCE
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HONOR TO THE LAsr.-George Buckley Is a native OF
Virginia AT present New York city has the honor of
being his place Of residence Tho subject Of this sketch
somewhat faded in appearance and bears air
that may be summed up semirespeciable second
hand His clothes little seedy and his hat will be
crownless week hence But he has the port Of gen.
tiehan and shows manly pride in placing his birth in
| the sold Dominion" Yesterday this chvarc gentle
enrolled the docket OF the Jefferson Market
Police court ''simpe drunk No one experienced
the humating nature Of his situation more than Mr.
He confessed that he deeply mortified aud ashamed
TO bc thus brought before the attention Of the court He
would much rather have met his Honor at TIC social
! rounded by tho good things, the milk and honey,
| SO TO speak, Of tho soil But circumstances some
felt that he stood in such light before the court
But it had been unavoidable On the previous evening
"reminiscences which their city aroused In his heart
had been too much for him. He had succumbed TO tho
influence Of the flowing bowl That night as he slept
the departed chivalry and fallen nobility Of
the sunny South. He hoped the court would
excuse tear, but he must shed IL II he got
months for it Was he there before? Yes, with
the deepest modification and shame he confessed it he
had been there before, and circumstances OF similar
character had made him amenable to the charge.
Why had he before the second time Bless
hi Honor's soul, 1t had not ben his fault He would
gladly have stayed away il was the officer who had
brought him there, not himself. That q circum-
stance over whch he had no control whateyer IL he
had, he certainly would not have intrudei upon his
Honor II he were let off this tine would he make II
the asti He really felt Inundated confess it, but he
could not promise under consideration whatever
He was liable to do this sort Of thing at times and he
would not cndanger his honor gentleman for so
it might be his last offence he couldn't say But If the
court would let him 60 no would do his best to stay
away. The court allowed him to CO. aRd, with bow
stately and courteous, the dapdated F. F. " took his
departure perhaps the last man Of all that assembage
who would stoop to mean or dishonorable act
YOUNG RUFnAs. --Catharne Walsh, a neat looking
servant girl, brually assaulted by youth named
John Burns as she was peacefully vending her way
homeward Saturday evening Tho young ruffan met
her, insued her and struck her twice In the face Al
derman Flynn very promptly tted Burns for trial
at the General Sessions In default of $500 bail
A BRACE OF AMAzoNs. Margaret Wilson lives at No.
468 Eighth avenue. On Saturday she became involved
in neighborly dispute with Matilda and Ann Shaw,
two robust looking sisters The dispute long in
resolving itself into serious quarrel in the course OF
which pieces Of old iron freely uscd and couple
OF keys became such formidable weapons in the hands OF
the sisters that Wilson quickly put hors dc Combat
with three broken ribs and several severe bruises Yes
erday the Amazons were examined at the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court and held to bail for trial ct the Special
Sessions IN the sum OF $500 each.
You've OrTEspER.-when tho name OF Ellen Lundy
called the Jefferson Market Police Court yestcr-
day the Justice had to rise from his in order
catch glimpse Of the wretched little figure that stood
sobbing at the bar II was tho face OF very young
child that met HIS gaze, and the strange look Of terror
that her features showed that this her frst
| appearance criminal She could not have been
than six years old, and al that she Ind been
GUILTY Of theft Bridge. Gillespie, Living at No %
and at that time the little girl playing in the yard
she returned 70 ma silver watch valued AZ 80 miss.
srssras anneared N ansycr Far her and tbo Ips,c %
mltted her for trial.
RoBBED DrsRErrrABLE HousE-,Iamcs E. Walker
entered complaint yesterday morning before Alderman
yrrr4-
repute at No as Greene street chargnp her with having
robbed him Of 500 on SATURDAY evening. walker had
visited the house the evening in question, and upon
from is pocket The rr was for trial a. tho
Special Sessions in default Of $500 bail.
DksIr ON 1AASlso pN'-omcer Barker on sat
urday evening descended place kept by notorious
character named Thomas Bell at No Eleventh street
and seized the proprietor, two negroes and white
man named Samuel MITCHELL who wero engaged testing
.he h ," Gn UPON hs no ," h ai.er a rsmamhg 70
| excspt Bell Tho latter was bound over by Alderman
FIynn for trial at the Special Sessions in the sum or
/ $500
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hh'sihHioos nNA'A.-ii isn0s mart On sa'urday NJ
ternoon left tho Of John weltner, No 11s Sixth
sreat In ooipO be vos sccomr.n,od -
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| a German silver nat corne', worm s6s As Weliner
looked upon this rather strange circumstance he
once sent for him to give account OF the matter An
officer at hand and took him 10 the Essex Market
Police yesterday In his possession was found paper
with the following cabalistic words upon ito H.
| Bowery; IL A. M, wdness; ! p NJ, Ridge street; az
NJ, Cana street. =; NJ, Nin,n avenue and Twelfth
10 H. Brooilvn sunday remnn IN hroosvn Al, Al
and return 70 city at p NJ. Q p n, wiidness; OK r
M, b. n; n M, central Park; "a r NJ, city; 11H,
~n1nesS NO "sS heiu W answer IN aeiauA OF S2oOo
oaii
PIcKPocKET AucroN.-Mr. John T. Green
y,,o ro.d,no M ara Pearl stya.t attended a. aroc
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there thief took the liberty Of removing watch and
| cnain from nus pocket Ihe 'nftef x immedatey ran
out and hed up Mulberry street. pursued by an ocer Of