The New York herald., 1866-09-11
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

goods without paying for thep Their movements OK.
citing the suspicious Of the captain OF police and of
his officers they watched till at length the worthless
entered lhc store of Mr. John Wilde, 50 and 81 White
street and stole Ave cashmere coats valued al ss2 80,
with which they attempted 10 escape. In their haste,
however, The thieves dropped three Of the stolen
they returned 10 the street the captain and
his oiccr arrested them with two Of the coats In their
possession. Tue accused parties we're taken before
Justice Bowling at the Tonnbs, and committed for trial
In defau OF So 600 bail each. The pictures Of the pris
oners adorn the rognes gallery at Police Headquarters.
WATERS CHsRaED BURGLARY Francis Pelisser
and Joseph Wall walters, twenty and twenty one
wears OF age and live at3o Eldridge street Francis
born in Paris France, and Joseph claims to be Hun
esriap These young foreigners yesterday brought
before Justice Downg by two Fourth precinct detcc
tves on charge Of BURGLARY preferred against them by
Max Denorth, Of 2l4 William street. He charges that
10 his premises and stole two coats, one pair Of pants
| and watch and chain, valued in all at 500 In his
Acknowledged having the WATCH and the balance OF The
stolen property found in their D0ssession when
rrIsaners pleaded no, Guilty MOI being able to far~sh
so hail each for their future appearance the ags
| traie committed them 70 tho Tombs Tor trial.
| viol.ArNd SRAMBoaT LAw.--James GoB John
pnnn and Henry Fassard arrested by Of the
aereean,s the Twentyfour, precinct for being in
small which fastened to tbs steamship Atlanta,
living AZ anchor in the haror, and holding commnnica-
,on with passengers board tho steamer IN violation Of
law passed at the last session Of the lceisa'nre Jus
Dsling held the prisoners 10 bail in $500 each 10
! answer before the Court Of Sessions.
| UNLICENSED BoArNss n Cusrony The harbor police
arrested Thomas hullaly David Orr and James Henry
for nsing small boat within the waters Of the Meropo
titan Police district without having the name and num-
the boat and The word lcenseo painted thereon,
az required by law In default Of $500 bail each Justice
| bowling committed the defendants for tral
ARREST Tg6ulvEs o. CHARGE or ARsoy.-Yoeterday
morning Captain Greer the Third precinct assisted
BY officers Burns and Gillespie arrested two named
Henry Umaun and DR.. L. Vincent Ruekert, warrant
| issued by Archibald Mills, Justice Of the Peace at
| Forestblrr, sullivan county, State Of New York,
wherein the accused parties are CHARGED With the crime
Of UmauG, u asems by the warrant charged
with feloniousy setting fire to farm house owned by
Rnckert at forestburc. sullivan county, this Estate,
9s Sy RucEsr nss @ o appy hs @ o
| tue purpose of burning down the house with
s csntans TOR the pnrnoae ana intent Or % as randing
| which company Ruckert was insured for upwards Of
| $4,000 rmauh, who, il seems, Is the brother OF
alleged crime and Rnckert accessory before the fact.
! is said the testimony shows that the proof Of loss
forth ar,lcls 10 have been destroyed by the Are that BY
other testimony ia proven TO have been removed from
the several weeks prior TO the fire. Yesterday
afternoon officers Burns and Gillespie started tor Sullivan
Wills Having been duly authorized to be served IN this
| city by Police Justice Bowling.
ALLEGED LARctyY WArT.-Mrs Ellen Riley, Of
No 1875 East Thirty fifth street complains Of the loss OF
watch of the value Of $40 tho property of Fer hus
band Mrs Riley suspects James Brady Of having taken
ihc watch IL appears that the 10th OF Jsy last this
good engaged in Of those periodical FITTINGS
ndugcdiin 70 great extent by residents Of this
ciiy that time during the day she left Brady in
the room where the watch hanging q nsi
elsr being there lttIe girl; that Brady sent the
little girl out 10 get him drink, and when Mrs Riley
suspicious with Mrs Riley and held Brady in $500 to
answer
BURGLARY AT SE.-Karl Kaisnur, Of No a5 Ludlow
street, passenger in the steamer Robert Peel,
which landed her passengers at Castle Garden on The 7th
instant On the night OF the 4th, while the ship was
living at the Lower Bay, five men broke through tho
bulk head or tho ship which formed wall 20 Kais
murs staeroom and entered his quarters. In his room
instruments and wearing apparel to tho value Of ss74s
AZ Kasur thouaht more OF his life than OF his money
he made stance As his hands were not rendy TO
brave attack his lips careful not TO provoke
| The chest was taken out IS qnietiy as II the
remove IT, In the morning, however Kasmur made
| complaint TO the captain. He ordered the mate
| TO make a search and muster the The forcastle
VAS searched the men mustered; no trace of
the chest found OF the goods After the pascn
sW three Of the men who had entered bis room on the
night Of the 4h, In store In South street Henry Jones'
portion ho Of asssS S. eohns as
taken from the chest sold, though there is posi-
tive evidence Of Il as ye, The parties already named
his room Yesterday brought into tho Essex Market
| police court and held for examination.
SUNDAY AxvsraKsTs.-Patrick shsunessey, John
| Lyons and Thomas Doran, scverally committed
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conductor caG musi have had disagreahie experience
each OF tho men charged made his assault al daer
| ept time, Shsunessy commencing, Lyons following in
about two hour, and Doran two hours subsequently.
| Nor STICKING 70 MS Lssr.--Chrstian Liffer is man
Of a turn Of mind more hokie than becomes bis name
Though a shoemaker he has positive aversion to max
ing shoes and his dislike OF putting his aw 10 bcot Is
much less Notwithstanding this horror that Chris
tian las of HE profession he resist the iompa.
ton, the necessity, whichever be- OF ap
plying Tor boos and shoes 20 make but as soon as the
shspees Leather Is put into his hands he u sraight~ay
dsgus.ed with the task ho las taken upon himself.
Ashamed 10 return unmado what he has thus Obtained,
he cannot hnd any means OF getting 'set free from
things he ioathes but selling them THIS no does with
less OF shame han he applies 70. tho work thereby max
ing the ignominous confession he's nobody but shoe
maker On tho 2lst oi August Christian got two pair
of boot. 70 make from ierdinand Butxi,ui9 aud sold
tilem - was his habit Yesterday Ferdinand complained
sganst The shoemaker In the Esses Market Police Court
4 where he wes held 10 answer.
| IL wan Az a Bo,RpfSe HorsE About four o'clock
| yesterday morning Michael Dorsey standing al
| front window of the boarding house, No. e6 Hester
street This establishment besdes furnishing food for
the hungry. supplies the thirsty wsyfsrer with some.
tLing drunk. Besides Michael tbers another man
| t'snding az the window; his name is unknown.
The two discovered by an ofcer, and at first
e strange 10 The oaccr that they should DO trying
gc, In through the window The officer went up towards
| thcm or hs approach ono oe them away, and tho
other vas ready for mis- tight but had 10, bcgun
soon enough ss u afterwards turned out Tue on.rr
sausmt n sna i"una ~ ,h. ~, asp.s ,bs
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inteu, make ~ them He held 70 answefs AZ
the Essex Nsrke! Police court Ia the sum OF " 900
| LskeEa THAT Mons CAs'T SATrsYY-Thos wheeler
youth OF sixteen, and by occupation ~ircdrsuer
lie obviously considers thai drawing bolts u nc, eg
mate part Of the profession yet 50 near akin % u
warrant an experiment in the dinacuit art On the
! Goth Of August be In company with John Mcmahon aud
| villa Ramsay made trial Of their skill ~ NO II
Broome street which 10 ueed storeroom Thor sue
snc as warrant another venture; this TOO
far encouraged them try their hands agnin ssy
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wearing apparel for gentlemen, IN all valued al $iUs
,hefcwrds Of their eorts But with his measure
SUCCESS they content FOR In attempting 20
pfQcecu,e their sbory further they awakened sgspcon
| snSwh celer Was arrested and confessed all He was
| committed without bell At the ksscx Market fohee
| Court
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