The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-12
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


BREAKING INTO LAGER BEER SALOON.
At early hour yesterday the lager beer saloon Of Con-
stantne Casser No. $50 Bowery was burgariousy en-
tered by forcing in basement window, the evident
intent of the burglar being steal sets OF billiard
balls therein contained. In going his rounds officer
Hlenbrand, OF the Fourteenth precinct discovered
crawling out of the basement window Of the saloon
and arrested him. The prisoner, who gave his
John Hayes was taken TO the station house. and subse
queny arragned before Justice Hogan who committed
him for trial in default OF one thousand do lars bail
Hayes twenty one years OF age born in New
York, and lives al NO. 10 Bowery He pleads not guilty
LARCENY ON sHIPBoARD,
Joseph De Melwick, q seaman was arrested by detec-
tive Gimor tho charge OF having stolen quantity of
wearing apparel valued at three hundred and fortyve
dollars from Mr. Robert Hardio, stopping at Earle's
Hotel Canal street. Mr. Hardie recently arrived In this
city on hoard the steamship City Of New York, which
alleged the accused stole the properly in question and
left the vessel. portion Of the stolen goods being
found in possession OF the accused, Justice Hogan
committed him Tor trial In default OF thousand dol
lars bail
CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF ROBBrNG AN EXPRESS
WAGON.
On Saturday evening" A. c. viger, driver OF Of the
New York City Express wagons, stopped in front Of
in the Bowery for the purpose Of delivering
goods but when about TO enter the premises he turned
the wagon package valued at $500. On being dsoov-
cred the rascal fed but being pursued by Mr. viger
overaken, and twice knocked down before he would
charge OF the prisoner who gave his name as william
Johnson Justice shandley committed the accused for
trial. The stolen goods were recovered.
SEIZURE OF UNwH0LEsOME MEATS.
On Saturday evening" officer Parsons, Of the Seventh
precinct by order Of his superior officer seized thirty
six quarters Of 'bobbed" unwhocsome VEAL from the
meat stand Of Sylvester Haight % Catharne market
On stand Of Abraham vanderbeck 10 and q Catha.
market the ofcer seizod fifteen of veal.
Six similar carcases found the stand Of John
Eddy l6 and IL Catharine MARKET and the stand Of
James Eddy 20 and % Market three
of veal which were also taken in charge by tho officer
the oal dock foot OF Thirty eighth street. North river
BOLD STREET ROBBERY.
Yesterday morning, at early hour, Mr.. James T.
saien, residing at No. 100 West Fortythrd street, in
passing the Of Prince street and Broadway
accosted in very familiar manner by Daniel
Dreamer, alias the 'Doctor," who, although
stranger, expressed the greatest friendship for
him. SaIcn thought strange Of the circumstance, but
nevertheless stepped aside with Creaer when the latter
pushed him against the side wall Of the building in Prince
street where he commenced feeling about his breast and
shoulders In a few moments Afterwards Mr.. Saifen
pulled away from Creamer the latter of whom instantly
passed up Broadway towards Houston street At that
time saen disc vered that his diamond breastpn val
ucd at hundred and thirty dollars had been picked
from his shirt BOSOM Ho then followed in pursuit of
Crcamcr, and, meeting officer Kelly Of the Eighth pre-
cinc informed him Of the theft when the latter gave
chase for Dreamer, and arrested him in Broadway The
prisoner was positively identified, but searching him
the missing property coud not be found Justice Dodge
before whom the accused arraigncd, committed him
for trial without bail Creame who lives at 119 Mercer
street. denies his guilt in the most positive terms.
CONFLICT WITH THIEvEs-DEsPERArE ASSAULT
AND ROBBERY.
very desperate assault and robbery by thieves
CURED the of Sixth and Twenty eighth
street about three O'Clock yesterday morning. James
Coync, living at No 800 Eighth avenue, being tho vic
tim. He was on his way homo, when two accostod
and commenced brutal assault on him. Mr. Coyne re-
ceved violent fist blow in the face which lcveiled him
with the pavement Before he colld recover himself
Coyne was kicked and beaten terribly and while at the
mercy Of tho ghwaymen they forciby rlcd his peck
of his wallet containing few small bills and Other
articles OF trihng value The victim MANAGING 10 regain
his feet screamed for help, when he again knocked
down BY tho robbers who away in different drcc.
lions. onlcer Buckingham, Of the Twenty ninth pre-
cinct who had hoard the alar pursued OF tn fug
tvos bvt officer Baker OF the same precinct Intercepted
and arrested him Tho prisoner gave his name Pat
rick Ryan, and positively Identified by Coyne
Of the men had assaulted and robbed HIM Justice
Dodge committed Ryan for trial He Is twenty -oight
years Il age born In Ireland and says he lives nj
No 2sS Eighth avenue The prisoners accomplish was
arrested.