The New York herald., 1866-10-11


losing their lvcs appears that Charles Wilson, living
at No 80 Oak street. entered tho house and while
there became involved In a quarrel with Ferdinand
Pnscb, barkccper by occupation, during which tho
latter was dangerously cut aLoat tho head and face
with large knife alleged 10 have baen In Wilson's
hands While thus being assnited Pusch considering
his hfc 10 bc IN imminent danger, drew from his
pocket heavily loaded pistol and discharged ons
barrel a, Wilson, the hail taking cner, IN hrs right
arm inact NJ severe wound. Al this time the most
intense excitement prevailed In the dance hall aud
general night seemed TO 10 inevitable An alarm ws in
SANITY given when Of the pleasure seekers rushed
into tho street. before tho begcrcnts could escape
Tho Fourth precinct police reached the spo, and arrested
both Wikon and Pnsch whom they took to the station
Yesterday morning Pisrh arragned before Justice
Downing, and ON Wilson's complaint tho magistrate com
mitued him 10 The Tombs in default u $1,000 BAIL 10
answer a charge % shooting with intent 10 kiil.
Pnsch Is twenty one years Of age aud lives at No
Carlisle street In HE examination h. says:-"I shot
him In self defence after he cut me with a knife
Tlnar oP HrRsx WAGON Yesterday afternoon
Mr. Joseph Gavcnesch, doing business No $50 Centre
street. e, his horse and wagon standing in the street
whom Thomas stewart y partially intoxicated yolng
Tan, aIong, and tampns Into the wagon drove
rapidly away towards tho CRY Hall In The park
stswars rap driving and reckless OF the
horse attracted The attention Of Mr. VIM Hennessey
Cook then psssing, who called an officer Of tho f@enty
rixth prsciuct aud had him arrested Mr. Gavcneseh
subsequently appeared before Justice Bowling and
charged the prisoner with stealing hs horse and
harness valued at $500 stewart was committed
Tombs Tor a and the stolen property restored 10 the
owner.
BuTGL.Rs ~ rnorms-About one O'Clock yesterday
morning Thomasswilson, blacksmith aged - Edward
DonaifSon, fievedorc OF 10 year, John Evans a
plumber Of the age Wilson, together with two
others Of the feather gong down Broadway
~ single hle a. had connection with the others
When they 20, TO the Of Lspenard street they
tnrocd NJ u and went far n Church Their a-tion
had been suah to nttrac, tho attention OF police
oncar ~ whom they were followed but w.th lieh
ton as not y attract heir at,cnon jus, as they we're
ard LspenArd streets, Which Is a we known 81
thieves and prcaaies, they discovered the Officer,
though they were not certain tnst he had observed
Their mnvemcntA A. yet tho officer, though
Suspicious that all was not right, had
evidence enough ~ anything being wrong
warrant his interfcrencs fie detern ned though 10
continue hs observations httle further, TO scs shat
might turn up. He watched the windows, bat
lights showed ,hs, tho men had gone TO their rooms
~ IL " 10 be supposed they would do; bot Instead, he
heard sirht creakng from the yard and turning u
what the c~use, be discovered the gato siighy
aar, and man nteniiy watching bis every movement
AZ tins he VA thoroughly oonvinocd that all not
70 SECURE ne many OF hem az hc could. He Dunt
through tho gate, oclafsd ono " tho inquir'.ivc
wre;ces and dragged him 10 III. walk, while two made
their escape "a the street and two ned rtal ArJund
tho vaist Of the man he secured he found two piec
OF silk velvet wound besides several pieces OF
velvet nbbon slowed away In his pocketsl Assist
having come, the houye entered, and tao
others who had taken refuge the Of their mis-
tress captured. rsiy.t IN tho yaae Of $3.50
recovered but the mon not arre,ed made thor erspo
with fi5o worth more. The propsrty vas taken from
the store 3i Canal street which entered by break
ing the cellar door All three OF the pris
locked up the iiflh prcc net station await the
lion of JGs,ioe Bowling to-day.
A BsSD RonButy. y.-On the morning OF tho 18th Of
March last Peter & we,more on going 70 his ofncs .,
lis Maiden lane found that door had been broken
oren and United States bond Of $780, watch worth
ga and shtermsns badge worth 81 had been taken
away On the 18th 81 septenbor Charles Marshall
arrested with tho bond and badge IN his poaxes.an To
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trriay when Il found that toy the pfopcdy Of
Nr Hemots Accordingly he made oompla ut sssinst
Marshall who va held Tor exam nation by Judge rhsnd
hey
TnrsK JolLI ssnoa Bora Albert Hoaglsnder. Dennis
Hayes and Thomas Klou, were -syiarkingn together
for four or five hours niga, before 'sst Hays aud
Klen had not much money they ~anief; bethcr
had Hoaslanier n he Ia Ike tho u mankind But
however far the amour, he Lad fc below the amount
he desired me- tao compsnions hoarht he had even |
than o needed Accordingly lasy banded tnge-
her ~ relieve him of his Lursa H. The coarse of heir
wanterrgx thsy went into Nsrkft street When 4
Monroe they kDccked hoagIandsr ioSn and took sl0 /
from him Klein AMI Hayes both twenty yeas " L
age and botn eomIaed 10 default u a., 600 bail
Jous H,IcI A. Jocssprn BAssa --aotert LAgtt.
foo, baker. who hsnxs GU, his sgn al 200 Dlsson
street Il vas bis misfortune 10 employ - journey.
man John Hatch. young o' of eighteen, and Il
~as Bis gr.ssr misfortune % him 700 far On last
Wednesday John determined ake leave q Lieh foot
but In ho evening hs returned 20 tks IsriiDS oos of
his hnuun lie found the 90Drr closed that
didn't matter ~ he could sst mt tho window. Ho
showed - ard 90 into the rbers his otasrvan
eyes Lad ausm him tho vauAles beloaging % his
"boss" vere kept Among thee ho found 500 W
cuucncy and q IN coin, proms0ry bois for $40 |
several receipts and silver watch and chain worth 10
Having aur ibsn into hls posks h. I'D fsrsssii =
tue scene ~ his former ia.ors Lay t-os@ ycsrcrday
an seized upon Hatch and fo1hd ia his ros-~non
Tho watch the note. ih~ receipts al ns 81 he silver
which he had taken. Y~s'erdAy h brUurht before
Justice Nsnsneld and held IN default Of ti.So tai
AILrsED f9rr = GoLD Rso -Fnncls Pain kscps
sjsveiry est@tlishtasni n sinh Yesterday,
among the eustonsr Who visited rsn Goo Taylor
who desired n zee some ring. VI. ssd, examined
them. but failed 70 make any purc,se on leaving
in further 'ad be dropped rihs 90 The noor, vheh
broagh, before Isstcs Lsd~Hh. Who committed MIN 10
$500 " ansser
Allsssp iAsrssr y~nv yns rrxos To slt n ones
o~n store door of evening and engage Ia q mental
calculation Of ns proceeds of proaais days vsa'
no doubt agreeable occupation. o. the evening ~
October ! Michael cot,er ~ss % engaged co,ery
business 10 10 Second svsnse and q ihsi kind -hch,
carry IN The summsr enrs.a the ,p~el. slssn,isn q
I. Board q H:s,h,' csn.tne,rs ,ss'n,.Iy.r
s..s, ?, :, ss,u. 90: ,.rr.ps., I,
the operations of individual holding r,ica s,i.stc
views 10 Mater RESTING 70 properiy -ho rsss.d hlm
portion of bis ssy's profit By uas.fsrnns from The
poss-rion % The drsamcr 10 his s,d -aieh ard
d,aaaI -lo i i : ihas cls,.ssui.sos hln.slf = onIy
nips,s~n yes~ I'D, hAs. he says tsn snsAs.d 10 10
honofaeIs ooeega'..a q geaisr and r.'e.ea. p ,h.
imrn-fsisly arrested W emoer No Il 80 q the rvsny
nrst precinct, soi tie wsfeh ctsn foabf 10 be
be oor,s,v~d n slsds hs ,is.ns. ., 10. sssesr .ns
e-csp~d Yesterday afternoon ~ stsf ~ "a
ces No i7o ~ he sAms pant asd tr.arht e~sprt
Jpsics ssLy. sto conmissd Iln o. 90 " snssss
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