The New York herald., 1866-09-29
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


,o,s,aeh WAS arragned before Justice Ledwith yeser-
aav charged with having bsen grossly int oxicaied on
me previous evening. may DO proper 70 sa'e nere
shai IN the police courts three stages OF ineoriay arc
yscognized man may be eight" which IS when ne
has had enough to make him feel jolly, and when no
becomes rather thick in his speech In TINS case 'Ho
offender is usually let OF with reprimand, save wheh
no happens to have been brought up before IN which
eass penalty ~ invariably imposed ''on principle" he
NAV be druns when the alcoholic beverage manifests
rs sway by inducing the unfortunate victim 70 show
he most prominent traits OF his character Thus II his
disposition Is aectionate cheerful, he is usually
found by the policeman with his arm gracefully er-
orr,lng lamppOst and talking TO IL In very conden-
sial manner II his nature is quarresome, he con-
rtany anorng under the impression that he has been
nsuted and is anxious TO fight any one and every
body The third stage OF intoxicaton is wnen
tie victim is grossly drunk. Here he may oe IN ,hat
state when cannot lie on the ground without holding
fast 20 someth hing when the pavement maniiests
disposition ay up and hit him violent blows on me
head he may be so far gone thai ne siumDers IN ihe
cutter or on the sidewalk oblivous Of all around him
In both second and third the nebrate never
escapes punisn nent aud is usually subjected 70 nne OF
$40 When the officer found Charles Rathbone, that in
dividual long way past ali the troubles ana cares
Of this wo He lay WIN ooh ,sss
under pile Of boards When the officer of the beat
Stumbled upon him. the young man was siumocring so
reaco uly and quietly that he was 10th to disturb him.
His duty however, told him 10 arrest him, and Rath
bone was shouldered and borne TO the station house
The next morning he apologetcally stated 10 the
Justice hst he had been 'paying a match over
:, Hoboken;n that his nine had been victorious
and that that was all he remembered Till now As he
hnd enrolled under the class Of hc grossly drunk
he subjected to the usual st pend Of $40.
Housg N BROOKLYN ENTERED AND RoBsED-ARREsr
sr Two OF THE THrEvEs.-Early Thursday morning
fhe residence of Mr.. Theophus Anthony, Lafayette
avenue, Cawson avenue, Brooklyn, was broken
into by burglars who effected entrance through the
rem door. The house at the time was deserted, the
family being absent in the country. The burglars took
in To ba Qf
several hundred dollars, and then made their escape.
me family returned to fnd tho house open and rfed
but able TO gain clue TO the perpetrators. Yes
trday morning pawnbroker came IN great haste to the
ronth precinct station house, and said that there
then his shop boys who had offered in pawn two
silk dresses which he thought had been stolen. officers
were AT once despatched and reached the pawn
Brokers place in time to prevent tho escape of the
two youths, who, becoming alarmed, were just about
70 dee. The property taken 10 the station house,
and Mr. Anthony shortly after arrived recognized
the dresses among the articles stolen from his house
on the previous morning The cuIprits, whose names
are Samuel Bell and Charles Williamson, and who are
aged respectively sixteen and nineteen years, stated
that they had gone to the house in company with two
other persons who were missing, and that these latter
had entered the house while they themsel, had
eeived the stolen goods outside The prisoners yes
eeray committed by Justice Mansfield for trial al the
General Sessions
BAD BOYS SENT Up-Patrick Haley yesterday appeared
before Justice Ledwith to charge James and John
Dougherty and George Caven with having stolen from
him boards and lumber and sundry petty articles at d
forent times The boys said to be inveterate little
thieves. They all sent before the Commissioners
a. Public Charities and Corrections.
An INDIVIDUAL WITHOUT A NAxE.-The last offender
sailed up receive the usual dispensaton of justice
yesterday at the jefferson Market Police Court
ips the docket, for the policeman who arrested him
vhe he lying drunk In the street the night before
lded TO elicit from him any information whatever He
object we'll worth study. His age could not
have been than twenty fvc and the style and
t~wsI Inf xrod hah haap
Nth an eye entirely for effect His hair was red almost
srimson and clustered about his head in huge frowsy
hump His whiskers In the English style, Of the
eame ruddy hue and were enormously long His stand
lng collar nearly buried beneath superabundanco
of necktie Of violently blush cast He a green
coat cut short and which fitted tightly that there
pantaoons Of white flannel and 60 close
10 tho impression that they had been cut when
nkng was 80 great that their wearer had been unable
70 pull them or The unique cut Of these trowsers could
= appreciated by the spectator as every portion Of
sse coat oruamented with two shining brass buttons
Yere 80 brief as 70 scarcely deserve the name when
ghs individual was summoned from the box, he stood
before the Court and thrust hand into the breast Of
IS coat while the other gracefully rested on his hip
Vhen asked his name he withdrew his hand from his
breast thrust through his hair and, striking at
sade tragic his costume, Ia De Boots would ad
nit uttered, in an impressive and solemn tone, the
name would swell Is sweet" "Whaps your name '"
uTa%pisn Hills my father fssds his aocE Before he
psud say moro this interesting character was fined
e1o under tho name OF John Doe, and IN default was
marched back TO the sawdust
DISHONEST EBor.-Ann Mitchell, coal-hued masron,
NTH huge sunbonne appeared yesterday at the Jeer
Market Police Court to bring charge Of larceny
AEainst q young female OF muddy cream color, who
answers TO tho name of Julia Lee The latter en-
pioyed a servant by the complainant and few DAYS
ago gave evidence Of her theving disposition by stealing
> whhe sacqne from her mistress, which she pawned
FAe old lady accused her OF the the and the girl was
ouu A ffad by Justic Ied.
WITH for trial al the Special Sessions
HorELEss CASE w. II Lane yesterday brought
before Justice Ledwith having been grossly drunk
The previous evening To the inquiry where he lived,
Lane said that he came "from tho country" swell,
what part Of the country ~ asked the Justice "Pos
ton, aconcally replied the prisoner Here Sergeant
lst this man GO; punishment won't reform him. he's
hAs head
A Prosecuting FxxALx Mrs Bridget McCatherine is
hardworking woman, with large family, living on
West Sixteenth street For months she has suffered
from the prosecutions OF her i.natured neighbor, Mary
Flynn On Thursday the evil disposition OF the latter
reached its climax, whom meeting Mrs McCathcrine in
the passage between the two houses she had words
Nth her and then almost without provocaton. struck
hsr on the shoulder and head 80 the blood
eowod profusely from her wounds The poor womans
head whom she appeared In court Yesterday bound
sp with bandsGcs stained with blood and her appearance
ndicat that she had been badly injured The Justice
ordered the defendant 10 stand committed for trial
CoxRAuvE sFmrs. Frank Kenny and Edward Gun
ninghan, Monday night, drank much fighting
whskcy that Us influence extended to their outward
hons TO such extent that they seo IN the street.
ring speedily formed by the spectators and number
81 rounds bad been fought chiefly in favor Cunning
ham, when the police nerfcred and arrested the prpci
pals The next morning they both presented appear
lugubrious and distressed that the Justice, think
ing them be sufficiently punished already, let them
on with One OF 80 20 defray expenses
Az ON vAcRASr.-Ellen Smith, squald and de-
graded looking female who has been frequent visitor
hc Essex Police Court since It's institution
yesterday brought up again for vagrancy Justice Mans
heid committed the old hag TO Blackwells Island for
eweive months
AWAsHkRwosas STEALS HER ExrroYxR's CIorrxs MIRA
saa korpor Yesterday made complaint, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court Of larceny against her washcrwoman