The New York herald., 1866-07-27
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

liz BAD ConpANY-BoLD RoBRERY-Mr. John vaiIinI,
residing No 81 Wooster street. Yesterday morning ap.
pcared before Justice Hogan al tho Tombs and entered
q complaint against two Frenchmcu, named Emile &C.
rani and Prospero Manxot who had been arrested by
officer Kcnt OF the Fourteenth precinct In his AFFIDAVIT
vani sets forth that Ccrani induced him TO enter tho
premises No 15s Mott street, under tho pretence that
Manzot wished TO purchase some wine from him Wal
limb Tho latter on stepping inside was ushered into
room the door Of which locked by Manzct third
and unknown man then present seized yallin by
the hair OF the hcad, and brandishine razor In his
risht hand threatened - cut the compoinanrs throat
While thus held vaini alleges that Manzot riaed his
pockets, forcioly taking therefrom gold watch and
cham worth $780, besides, legal tender notes and pair
Of gold sleeve buttons valued In all at &412 The plrndsr
then passed 10 the unknown man. who has.cncd into
the street and made his escape The victim attempted
the prisoners. An alarm was then raised, when the
officers hastened up and arrested the accused parties
whom they took to the station house. The magistrate
yesterday committed thcm 10 the Tombs for examna-
ton The other man concerned IN the robbery and who
fed with the property Is still at large but the police
in search OF him.
BREAKING Isro AND RoBBrSc CIGAR sroRE-About
two o'clock the morning OF the 23d instant the cigar
store Of Rudolph Sanders, No. Chatham square, was
forcibly entered by Of wrcnching two padocks
from the front door, after which the burglar secured
eighteen boxes OF cigars, chewing tobacco and pipes
valued IN all at Sll0 90, with which he escaped
formed of the burglary and detailed officers Mullen and
Horbelt, OF his torco 10 work up the matter, and
"Wednesday night they succeeded In arrusting Francis
Frank. man about fortyvc years Of age living mt No.
l3s East Thirty eighth street suspicion OF committing
the burglary After his arrest Frank confessed his
TO tho officers and gave them information which led 10
the recovery of ten boxes OF cigars five boxes bricr
wood pipes cigar cases. &C. which had been stolen from
Mr. Sanders The prisoner was yesterday taken before
Justice Hogan and committed 90 the Tombs for trial. bail
being refused Tho accused formerly in partnership
with Mr. Sanders but their business relations had boon
dissolved by mutual consent but few DAYS prcvoue To
the commission Of the crime Efforts are being made
TO recover the balance Of the goods stolen from Mr. an
dcrs.
CONFLICT WIN BURsLARs--OSE oF THEM Snor.-Abont
two O'Clock yesterday morning officer Western, Of the
Fourteenth precinct discovered men In the act OF
forcing entnce to the premises Of Baxter and
Canal srcc,s He accordingly FASTENED 10 the place. but
before reaching there the crime accomplished On
being discovered OF the burglars rushed out and ON
passing tho officer dealt him heavy blow on the head
Officer Western ordered him stop but failing 10 do SO
Western drew his revolver and nrcd the bal taking ef
feet in the fug,vcs back and disabling him. Bot, par
ties were then secured the injured giving his
John Burns and the other Georce Callahan Burns
being seriously injured conveyed 10 Bellevue Hosp
tai Tor treatment Callahan found quarters In cell OF
the spring street police station ti yesterday morning
when Justice Hogan committed him to prison for
animation.
Assault nv FASHIONABLE FrHALr.-A HAcKHss rng
vIcrs.-ycsicriay afternoon Lawrence Lamb, q hack
man. residing 81 East Houston street. was employed
by lady TO go TO tho fashionable boarding house in
Crosby street Of which Hattie Leland propriercs
convey herself and trunk 10 another part of the city.
lto hccoringiN proceeded 10 comply with the require
ments OF his employer and while carrying her trunk
down flight of stairs 10 s alleged that Rattle In M OF
anger, struck him on the head With club, lnhicng
severe scalp wound and knocking him down. Lamb In
stantly sprang TO his feet aud waried OF another blow
which was aimed Ut his head succeeded in escaping
from the premises with the lady who employed him and
her uunk. An officer of the Fourteenth precinct was
called and, arrrsng Hattie, conducted her before Justice
Hogan who required her 10 give bail the charge
before The Court of scssons Ii Is said that unpaid
board bi duo the defendant by the lady leaving the
house, was the cause Of the assault on Lamb.
RoRm1y AGAIN CARA man by the name of
William Briggs Of Mslavie saratoga county, has been
stopping few days In the city About nine cclcck on
Wednesday evening he wa riding IN Third Avenue
Railroad car and when between Eighth ard Ninth
streets he attempted 10 get on. AZ the tine therr was
man BY the name ~ McAndrcw standing ON the rear
platform, who crowded up AGAINST Briggs in such man
ner a. 70 delay him. Al the iimo Briggs thought he felt
the pavement he felt for biz watch and found V gone
McAndrew was arrested and committed by Judge shand-
Icy.
'fIORrmA BgTIs. Julia Welsh is mss OF fourteen
years OF age aud lives in tho tenement house 2l2 Mad
son street. Ann Moran Is a married woman OF forty
and Is occupant OF the same house Yesterday the
two had falling out or q, least Mrs Moran took
olonccat something, though without cause. as u Is
claimed by Julia. The ruined dame had a bucket Of
water IN her band m the time, which she dashed
the frightened gtrl The water not being snhcient 20
cool the wrath othc infutAed yxen she took the pail
which had contained " aud beat II about the head of
her hoplem victim uu II lthc hcndi WA nsdlv bruised