The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

BURGLARS COMMITTED 10 AVIAN THE Action on TIE
GRAND JuRY.-This morning the two desperate indi-
vduals arrested on Tuesday night on suspicion OF bur-
gary In the rear Of the residence Of Mr. Gardner on
South Tenth street. Williamsburg afragnsd before
Justice Daley. and. waving examination, they were
held TO await the action Of the Grand Jury The names
Of tlO men are James Adams and Martin Corrgan.
When officer Lewis discovered the fellows Adams drew
revolver ana attempted TO shoot the Officer bus io,.I
his design. he has to for attempt kill There
Was nothing stolen from the house. though trunks were
ransacked and the door burst open.
TIE FARMERS AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BAyK Tho
directors Of this institution held a meeting yesterday
morning, in the Office of the bank. at which Mr. oren
M. Beach, president, and Mr. Henry W. Redheld,
cashier, rendered their designations Of the positions
which they respectively occupied Their designations
were accepted BY the meeting
SHOCKING OUTRAGE A PEpIRR.-As one OF the
pasrolmen of the Forty-thrd precinct was passing a
house at the corner Of Van unt and Dkeman streets
last evening, his attention attracted by the cries Of
female for assistance. He quickly entered the house
and proceeded room from which the cries emanated
when found man. alleged, the committing
outrage upon girl named Teresa Hellent who
making every herself from the grasp Of the
villain. The officer Immediately arrested the man who
gave his name as Patrick Fnnety twenty-five years Of
age. II appears the accused Ia pedler, and went into
the house under the pretence Of dsposing OF
his trinkets. Finding that the girl alone at the
time he seized her and threw her upon bed and at
tempted to outrage her person. He was locked up in
the Fortythrd precinct station house TO await examine
ton.
Run Over AccpENT-Morris Finn, the driver OF the
Bath Hotel COACH arrested yesterday afternoon for
running woman named Margaret Brassell ut the
corner Of Nelson street and Hamilton avenue. 1t is
stated that the accused driving Q reckless
and Mrs Brasse who crossing the street 1t the
time upon the crosswalk, unable herself from
being Knocked down by the horses The wheels Of the
coach passed her hands and cut Off three Of her I'm
gers The accused was taken before Justice Dunno and
held to bail In the sum Of $500 to await trial.
ACCIDENT 10 A CrIzES-Mr. Romeyn Ostrandsr re-
siding at 121 Fourth street, seriously injured at the
Roosevelt street ferry yesterday morning by being
struck BY the shaft Of truck which crushed nm
against the gate post where he was standing at the
time and broke two or three Of his ribs He was con-
veyed to his residence where he received surgical aid
His injuries are believed to be Of serious nature.
ALLEGED FELoMous AssAuLr.-John Mclaughlin, who
arrested short time since the charge Of seriously
beating Mira Mclaughlin, his cousin who resides in Port.
land avenue, previously reported in the HERALD
taken before Justice Morchouse yesterday for examna
ton. The only witness examined the complainant
herself, who testified to the assault committed by the
prisoner Her face gave clear evidence that she had
been matreated from the fact that it was bruised in
terrible manner. No facts ELECTED. The
animation will be resumed the 10th inst Mclaughlin
was remanded to Jail.
THEFT OF CLOTHING Bridget Gross arrested yes
terday afternoon, charge Of obtaining clothing from
various parties under the preence OF taxing it TO wash
from Captain John Layton, OF the brig W. H. Miller,
and then sold IL at second hand clothing store In Allan
tic She taken before Justice Dunno and sent
to the Pententrary for four months
ACCIDENT Patrick Broderick, q laborer, while at
work loading vessel with sugar, ut Woodruff Rob.
bnsons wharf, yesterday afternoon, had three OF his
toes mashed of by bogshead OF sugar falling upon
them He was taken to his home.