The New York herald., 1866-03-07
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
GOOD NEWS FROM NEW BRUNSWICK.
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BOLD ROBBERY IN THE BROADWAY BANK-ARREsT
OF THE THIEF AND RECOVERY OF THE MONEY.
About three o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. James
Rowe residing at 1853 Third avenue went to the Broad
way Bank corner Of Broadway and Park place. for the
purpose Of depositng packages of money, contain
ing 81, 727 o. While counting his money the desk
to where the receiving teller stood, MIR Rowe OBJ
served standing behind him; and supposing 1t to
q gentleman waiting to mako deposit, thought
nothing Of the circumstance. In moment afterwards
however, Mr.. Rowe felt pushing under his arm,
instantly after which Of the packages Of money and
checks, amounting In all to 81 2s3 80 disappeared from
before him The thief lodged into tho hall leading into
the street. pursued by Mr. Rowe who seized the rascal
he in the act Of depositng the treasure in the
breast pocket Of his coat but finding that he caught
the accused dropped the package the floor at his feet
The prisoner then renewed his efforts to escape and
ceoded In pulling away from Mr. Rowe; but the cry for
help was promptly answered by persons passing In
Broadway who rearresed the culprt and conducted him
back into the bank Officer Fonenell of the Broadway
suad was called and took n the accused before Justice
Gardner alias "Duch Heinrich a well known offender
Mr. Rowe also appeared before the magistrate and
tered complaint against Heinrich, charging him with
the larceny OF two thousand two hundred and eighty
three dollars and thirty two Cents Justice Hogan com
mitted the accused the Tombs for trial without bail
The prisoner doubtless intended possess himself Of
the other package of thousand four hundred and
forty four dollars which Mr. Rowe had in his possession
but failed About year since Heinrich arrested for
being concerned In stealing two bags OF gold en thou
sand dollars) from the Bank Of Commerce. Fave thou
sand dollars OF the money found in his possession,
and the balance restored the following night. BY
Of restoring the money and employing able coun
sci Heinrich managed TO obtain his discharge Subse-
Quently the prisoner arrested In this city and taken
to Philadelphia the charge Of stealing five thou
sand dollars from gentleman there but as on the Tor
mer complaint, he discharged, and returned to New
York.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT WIFE MURDER.
On Monday evening John Bricn, private watchman,
and his wife Joanna living at No. 81 Roosevelt street.
became involved in quarrel during which is alleged
0Brien drew revolver one barrel OF which he dis
charged the ball taking effect In the forehead Of his
wife, nnictng dangerous wound Instantly after being
shot Mrs Brcn from the house and proceeded up
Madison street. closely pursued by her husband She
bleeding profusey and calling for help 0ficer yock
Of the Seventh precinct hastcned 10 the place and arrest
ing o Brcn took him before Justice Shandey, who com,
mltted him TO await the result of his wie's injuries
Mrs 0Bnen, who IS about thirty years Of age, was con
veyed Bellevue Hospital where Surgeon Janeway az
ter making examination learned that the bullet had
passed through the frontal bone fraeturng badly
Mrs. O'Briens recovery.
SERIOUS sTABBISG AFFRAY IN MARKET STREET
THE RESULT OF FAMILY DIFFICULTIES.
ro- some time past nfriendy feeling has been
tertancd by James Collins against his brother n-law,
Andrew Donohue living in Williamsburg, but who keeps
carpenters shop Market street, in this city. Tho
precise nature Of trouble between the parties did not
trtnspire, OUT Ccrtan tnat tOilins cntcfcu tno
shop Of Donohue yesterday morning. where
angry words ensued between them which
resulted In q scufle Before the fight was over
Il Is charged that Donohuc drew knife
and, after getting Collins head under his left arm,
stabbed him several times, nactins what regarded
as dangerous wounds Donohue arrested by officer
Nerschc Of the seventh precinct, and taken before JUS
tice Shandley, who committed him await the further
action OF the authorities Collins conveyed TO Belle.
yue Hospital In weak and exhausted condition from
loss OF blood His situation being regarded crluca
Coroner Collin was yesterday notified to take his ante
mortem statement
CHARGE or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ArTEMPT
TO FoRoE OPEN SAFE.
About twelve O'Clock on Monday night, John Smith
and James McGovcn, youths sixteen aud seventeen
years Of age forced to the feed store OF
Mcssrs Bowncs, Warner q Bownes, No 80 avenue d,
and attempted to force open safe containing $3.50 and
valuable papers. Failing In their purpose, the two
boys appropriated few small articles to their use
and LETT the building when officer Hawkes., OF the Elev
enh precinct arrested them with the property In their
possession The accused parties taken before jus
tce shandley and committed for examination