The New York herald., 1866-09-25
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

| Calhoun & Co, as2 Broadway At that tmc Conklln
forced desk nnj taking therefrom $2sS in legal
tender notes made his escape and was not seen again
til yesterday VIII detective OF tho SIKH precinct
ed Conkin md took him before Justice Dowino
whore Mr. Samuel n Lang, member Of the firm ap
peared and made conpls mt aganss him, The maCis
trae comnet the accused for trial In defau. OF 81 600
| bail
| vioIArso ras Boar Lsw-Jchn Behrnann, Frederick
schamann, Adoph Eirgoike and Deidrck Hcizclbulter
arragned before Justice DoVl,ng yesterday
Ing the charge of being small boo tho herbor
tho bost not having the word Licensed" tho
her painted therscn required by law The Prisoners
board he ship Atlantis, then Mt anchor in the
Bay. The magistrate required the accused Parties TO
give bail to the before the Court OF Ses
SONS
SMALL Turrrs.-John Clark being out or money,
thought 70 mako raise b. approprating other peoples
! property 10 his Accordingly charged, he
entered the premises 146 West street, and stripped four
bcds OF their sheets md haseued away with his booty
Hs subsequently, arrested the aint ~ Henrv
4 G. HrtZe, and Justice Dowlvg committed him 10 The
| Tombs Cor trat Joshua + Rhodes, nos iu thc House
Of Detention ss n witness entered COMPLAINT before
Justice Downing against John Morris, charging him with
stealing nnmber Of treasury notes aud quantity Of
clothing The stolen goods found in possession OF
the and ;Lo sent him to tho cells to
| await trial
| a Dosx OF orrN1Sx--whether Mr. George Simmons
had yioent disease and required violent remedy
not here bc told. IT, however. the said George can bo
believed It would appear that Mr. Jeremiah Quinnc did
| ,nary. II Tho paeauoaly inclined individual Of
medicinal coyuomcn, had confined himself TO a mere
OF threats, doubtless tie disagrecabe ator
native Of applying to jude Connolly for assistance
1 would have been ohyiaiod A. II was, hover, Mr. Out
nine stopped and picked up two stones Of part
larry dsagrecabie SIZE. THIS alono WAS nothing Of i'm
roance bnt ho positively hurled them at tho dencc
OF the said Simmons, breaking tue panel o. fho door,
and greatly endangering the temporary safety OF Mr. SIS
family Considering the los, emec too violent 70 te
quietly taken Mir Simmons reported the matter 10 Judge
Connolly the form Of a'davit, aud Mr.. Qninina
ordered 10 givc bail in tho sum Of $500 to answer
the charge Of having committed assault and battery
ANOTHER DosE QCrSSs Az ASSISTING ToSIc-
Mr. Mosely Ezekiel lives in Eigh'y-anh street. door
east Of Second avenue Hts Is biblical, and his
disposition IL serene. Not names OF Jeremiah
Qunne and dney Saith; their dispositions.
Alas that IL shord be said that these latter gentlemen
vioaors Of the peace Aas that they should have
In concert maliciousy aui with intent 10 do grevous
bodily harm assaulted tho serene Ezekiel. Qnnine bit
his hand; sydney huret stone Of great weight a his
head Ezekiel sioped and next turned up with afi
davt and policeman. Judge Connolly Razed at the
alleged offenders. and Ezekiel gsz,d at the Judre. His
Honor requested the prisoners 10 furnish bail IN the
Of $500 to answer the charge ASSAULT and bat
terry Exit Qnnine, who had bceu up for two offences
and had been required TO furnish ball for both
Exit Ezeka looking mild, grateful and benignAnt as
| with carrot In her mouth.
| Mr. sydney SsrH AaAy.-Human nature IL given 10
| antics OF various kinds Some mems peaasres the
injury of others II may bci very amusing TO pitch
stone through window and have II strike somebody on
l
hurt individual bring ecstacy Of JOY. So sydney
Smith thought But Henry II. Hertz had different
idea He had,Roen struck on the shoulder by stone
the window before Henrys shoulder Stopped is further
| progress This attempt to pervert progression
attended with PAINFUL results Indeed !, safely be
| said that Henry's shoulder hurt him. The pain
doubtless ghastly the. joke. Henry had Sydney
arrested. Yesterday morning Judge Connolly invest
| gated tho matter After patient hearing, his Honor
called Sydney 10 furnish $500 bail to answer the
| charge brought against him.
Guso II FAsr-Mr. John Dempsey and Mr. Thomas
Booscyth friends Yesterday they went 70 tako
ride for tho purpose Of obtaining fresh air
likely Fresh air Is inyisoraiiny, and their
meet with general approval. 0Icer o'Hern had no OBJ
lection TO their taking ride, not a, all But the two
gentlemen, seeming to have desire 10 discover whether
thoroaShsre a. h h speed /, nigh haze been ca led
plrt uarly high speed The officer told III m TO stop,
aud they stopped What followed next may be imagined
rested and yesterday fined IS each for fast driving.
| This must be warning 10 fast drivers Take heed
A BAD BvAr--Arclbah Taylor, NJ p, mot Member
OF Pariiment,) made affidavit against John Crosby
| for beating his wife severely that she unable to
attend court Yesterday The prisoner remanded to
await the result OF the injuries inflicted upon his spouse
ASoTHEa wRR BesTsR-Mrs Mary Farley yesterday
solenny that her lawful husband James Farley,
did severely beat her the day previoua Judge Connolly
appeared to regard tn matter a. one requiring some
Investigation HIS Honor looked At the prisoner and the
uay un atsiactory James was ordered 10 furnish $500
bail 10 answer tho charge Up the latest sccornts
he still under arrest not having complied with the
| order.
smuGcLs AND A ParoSKR-Mr Macarthur is
| card and he represents clubA Tha, that he
| policeman. One night last week he bchcld IN
Third avenue strike with cane. His chival.
soul revol,ed at the cowardly act, and hc few
to the lie discovered that the castgator
| Mr. McCabe, aud that tho trembling female was Mrs
McCsbe. The lady appealed to him for protection,
and promised TO make an affidavit aealna her
iese lord if the officer would arrest him. SO
hcArtkur swears. Unfortunately for the officer he
elores IN HAIR Of carroty hne. When, therefore,
he advanced % arrest Mccabe hi. locks sstened 10 the
| moonlight "You red headed son Of a-female dog,v
blos on the head Of the onncer Mc1rt6ur scosed Ind
combat WAS a az subject for the pencil Of an artist
Mcabe caught Macarthur By the hair Of his head, and
Iu % az. so n h month"; e sns ss
rrobabtlty Is tba, u was bitten How the matter would
have end.d IN this memorable engagement cannot be
surned had nforcements arrived for the officer
| when Mc aba captured Tn, case was adjourned
from last week until yesterday when u was further
adjourned until Tuesday, October q John McKcon
appeared for McCabo and Mr.. Harrington for Macarthur
| DANGEROUS DgxoysrAnoS-on Sunday night W. A.
George did very foolish thing lie got drunk, and bo
ns drunk could not help involving himself In trouble he
quarclsome and determined 10 fight every one no
met No one would engage in combat with him, and
he talicd out broadway. The nrst one he met
policeman vaIlantly he advanced upon him. and when
the officer told him TO 90 home he drew pistol and pre-
scntcd u. Forbearance ceased 10 be virtue and
the policeman by vigorous OF his club soon
came Georges prenacty. The latter was taken 70 the
station house. and yesterday morning at the Jefferson
Market FOL Court ordered 10 give bonds for his ap
pcaranoe at the Special Sessions
A DrrrrRKScs or oss CKyr.-Another difculty arose
Sunday on, OF the fare question Henry Brandes
was riding In q Seventh avenue with friend, and
rendered the conductor eleven cents In payment Of two
fares The latter demanded another cent which Brandce
refused 10 give The conductor then endesvoed 10 put
him out of the Brspdes resisted him, aud IN the
struggle the conductor struck In the face and
of the windows OF the broken Brsndes arrested
i yesterday ns srrsigned at the Jefferson Market
Police Court charge of assault and battery Justice
Iedvlth dscasd thai Rranass vas rsbt In tenderna