The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-01

AGAINST THE PRsoNER-The case OF Albert Upterholz
arrested Friday afternoon BY Ca s,an Jourdan Of the
Sixth precinct before il slice Hogan yesterday
morning, at which time two .sntlemen appeared and
lodged complaints against the prisoner Mr. VIM T. W.
whitney, paying teller Of the National Bank of the Repub
lie deposed that on the Of February last the prisoner
came to his bank With Check for 7632 u.s. purporting
70 have been drawn ex Messrs. Scott, Zerega Co,
believing the ctscck TO be genuine cashed il, and
subsequently lesrned that IL was a forgery Mr.
Zerega also made oath that the OF his
firm TO the check was not written by either member OF
the frm and therefore was a forgery. Cornelius v.
Bana paying teller Of tho Merchants National Bank
also ade complaint charging that on the Sd of Feb
ruary last man. him unknown, presented to him for
payment check that bank for 81 S91 13 purportug
to have been made by T. Zizinia Surprising the cheek
TO be genuine Mr.. Bana passed over the cash 10 tho
messenger, and learned when too late that Mr. Zzina
mad neither signed the check nor authorized any
do so for him. Mr.. Bana was likewise informed by
George Schager that in the month OF December Janu
airy last the prisoner came 10 his place OF bust
print a number OF checks according TO copy
which he then had with him; and further that
Mr. schlager identified the forged check on the
Merchants National Bank OF those he had printed
for Unterholz Mr. Milo L. Stockton formerly clerk
for Mr. Zzna testified that the OF that gentleman
as signed TO the check forgery Mr.. Schlager,
being called stand identified the Merchants Bank
check Of the number which the accused had
dered him 10 print either in December or January last
Al the time OF giving the order the prisoner represented
70 Mr. Schlager that he clerk In the employ OF
Mr. Zzinia Judge Stuart who appeared counsel for
10 do with the forgery the Bank OF the Republic and
that he could show Unteholz to have been absent from
the city at that time. The will be further exam
ined, and in the meantime 10 is expected other COM
plants will be brought against the defendant.
TENEMENT House UNDER PIER-BoYs LIVING OVER TIRE
WArERA singular discovery of tenement house under
ono OF the East river piers made yesterday
noon by officer Crumey, Of the Fourth precinct Hav
ing received orders from Captain ThOrne dispense and
put TO flight all idle and vicious boys found loang about
nf Qlaa nn nflr Crt,ta
started up three lads from eight 10 twelve years age
and attempted to arrest them they believed to
be thieves The boys fed ard took refuge under pier
20 East river, whittier they by the officer
and taken In charge They gave their names as John
oNeil, Edward Do Corsy and Patrick Campbell Under
the pier house fifteen feet In length by eight feet in
height had been constructed of boards pn and pieces
OF timber which doubtless the boys had stolen for the
purpose The foundation mbers had been raised 70 rs
TO escape the high tides The floor had been carefully
covered with mating and the house furnished with
acookng stove two lengths OF pipe from viii h extapd-
ed through hole in the roof tea and coffee pots lin
and pewter pots cups and saucers and 10 sit upon
besides other articles necessary for the com
fort and convenience Of the tenants In little pantry
in ono corner of the officer Crumey found quant
ties OF teas sugars bacon bakers bread potatoes
ment some fifteen boys without homes means of sup
port lived cooking eating and sleeping there regularly
Only three members OF that vagrant family ere sec r.
ed, the others having been warned OF their danger
fed After demolishng the officer Crumley
took the juvenile del nquents before Justice Hogan who
committed them TO the care Of the Commissioners of
Charities and Corrections.
DISHONEST DOMESTIC Mary Kelly, a woman about
forty years OF arrested by officer Herman OF the
Fourteenth precinct tho charge of having stolen silver
plated knives and forks tea and table spoons fish knives
cutlery, &c, valued at eighty dollars, from Mrs Annie
Hearn residing at No rs Fifth avenue Mary was ON.
pIoyed by Mrs Hearn, and decamped on Friday, taking
with her the property above described Most OF tho
plated ware was found in possession Of the accused and
on being arraigned before Justice Hogan che pleaded
guilty 70 the theft and the magistrate committed her TO
the Tombs for trial, In default Of bail.
CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN Goops Yesterday
Justice shand'ey committed Mary Walters for having
stolen goods in her possession On the 18th OF
last month"; as charged Charles Schwartz appro.
priaied to himself two poplin dress patterns con.
tanning about fourteen yards. Of the value OF forty
dollars, the property OF Dennis 0'Sulivan. SUISSE
quentiy he scnt friend TO 0'suvan with message
10 the effect that be was sorry for what he had DONE and
II 0Sullvan would not have him arrested he (Schwarz
would disclose where tho stolen goods then w-re and
thereupon informed Sullivan that they would be found
in the house of Mary Walters at No. EOS Division street
Possessing this intelligence 0Sullivan visited Mary
abou, ten o'clock on Friday night and politely requested
the return OF his popn dresses of the forty
dollars. Mary denied 'the soft impeachment Officer
Donahue enforced Tho demand and brought matters TO
climax. W you open the Ice box ~ inquired 0Sulli-
van "a will NOT, )" Mary replied The goods were
fount but 1t does not appear the record whether
not Mary knew them TO have been stolen.
JUVENILE DnIsouEsoY-Peter HuylsD a boy appa-
rcntiy about twelve or fourteen years old, seeing
quantity Of old q cart in Water street. and uns
remove It, 0ncer Kennedy Of the Thirteenth precinct
who was better informed on the quest Of tite happen
ing TO witness his operations nterfcred in the way
n a. the sa pubs
expense
ALLEGED LARCENY OF MoxKY.-Peter Jaskey was
brought before Justice Kelly yesterday on charge OF
stealing twentythree dollars, belonging TO Peter Nicho
son. torn I'VE dollar bill national bank found In
the possession Of Jastey identified by Nicholson
IaQta afofad hiatt
in his possession before the at which Nicholson
says his money was stolen and after hts arrest brought
tile officer store al which he had offered H. Justice
Kelly postponed the examination.
FAMILY JARs-DkSoER or ISTERYKRNG.-A case Illus
tang the danger OF outside interference with those lit
tie matrimonial storms which occasionally disturb the
quiet current Of marital happiness ia pending before
Justice Kelly. Late Friday evening Mrs Monaghan,
who occupies with her husband one Of those modest
villas adjoining the upper portion Of the island in tho
neghborhood OF sixth avenue, between Fifty first and
Fifty second streets, went IN tho Twenty pre-
cnct station house and asked for assistance prevent
her husband who she stated from puI-
ng down the shanty 0cer John H. wolcot on detached
oot OF sympathy for a woman in distress Withon,
stopping ponder the legal ubtey OF whether or
not man has right TO pull his own house about his
ears officer wolcott accompanied Mrs Monaghan TO her
villa and arriving there found Monaghan seated nde
and appearance Of any effort having been made 20
disturb the foundation Of his castle And th@
his castle he regarded TO be oacer Wocot speedily
found, for his gently intimatlng the nature OF his
business he learned that Monaghan was quite ndposed
TO submit quietly invasion Of his rights
rcst in his own house without warrant Several
parties names unknown thcrcupon began a pretty con-
assault upon officer Wocot in which both Mona
CHAN and 1t "a Brute his wife heartily joined officer
woIcott win again give his assistance towards the
q settlement Of family quarrel The examination was
not closed Monaghan and his wife being held 10 bail.
Ram on Cam DEivrss.-A detachment OF police from
tho TwentysiSth precinct sent yesterday 70 the
Washington Market with instructions 10 all drivers
Of vehicles whose did not appear their carts
or wagons. Quite crowd were captured and brought
before Marshal Happen, in the Mayors Office The par
les were lined from ten dollars each and few
got of free Parties failing 70 comply with this ordi
nance may expect q visit from the police authorities
The and residence or place OF business OF the
owner be fairly and distinctly painted with red
paint white ground In conspicuous place on both
SIDES Of the vehicle.
new Jersey Intelligence.
JERSEY CRY.
A. Asuos winps Hsr BArrrx-Axn-sophia Nathan