The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30
POLICE 1HTELLIGEHCE.

PicKPoCKHr IN TMxD AVENUE CAR--YestoFday morn
ing Ara Mary J. Woodruff, residing q No. 2ts East
Thrtieth street. riding down town in Third avenue
car with her daughter, when . young man. genteel
looking young man. opened . conversation with the
young lady during which, Mrs.. Woodruff felt some
fumbiing about the pocket Of her dres Dropping her
hand Mrs Woodruff missed her wallet containing 50 ~
in Treasury notes and fractional currency Al that
mens the young hurriedly left the and
away Ms woodruff gave the alarm, whom several
away the stolen wallet which recovered The fol-
low overtsken and arrested by officer McTAggar Of
the Sanitary squad The prisoner who gave bis name
committed for trial.
DArosRousLY SrAssED Hrs WHB.-William Carrigan,
Engishman thirty years Of age, was yesterday
brought before Justice Bowling, At the Tombs charged
With committing feionious assault his wife, Bridget
win the alleged intent take her life She appears,
had abandoned her husband and taken up her abode In
the dance house No. e5 Cherry street. whore she was
leading prohgate life. On Friday evening Carrigan
upon and to- persuade her TO give
her present mode Of life and live with him again. This
drew pocket knife and stabbed her in the left side.
iufcting . dangerous wound. He was arrested BY
oicers Prendergast and Finn Of the Fourth precinct
who subsequently, conveyed the wounded woman 70
pressed fears that the steel had penetrated the lung
Carrigan who served In the war, was committed 70
await the result or hts wife's injurieA
fRoUsls ABOUT 4 Cansr or rEA--on The nth Inst.
John Beinger No 30 Bond street. alleges that hs gave
70 John Gaard tho Of $50 "a for the purpose Of
buying him chest Of tea Galard, II d alleged. took
shs monsy ;bst nsssad Of carrying The instractcue
q NJ Bsllingsr n PURCHASING ne tea ne y snsrgsa
the same 70 his own use Upon this charge no was Ar
rested and brought before Justice Dodge, who nctwth
standing his denial Of the accusation committed him %
answer
DRyAcma NATURAL ScnuRY-A patrolnan II ths
Fifteenth precinct yesterday arrested man. who gave
his name q william Stack In Broadway. for the alleged
violation Of an act for the more eccual prevention Of
wantop mischief and prevent the DETACHMENT or natu
on s To %
Broad way, between Fourth street and Warrington
place Stack committed for trial 1t the Court Of
Special Sessons by Justice Dodge "a fats.. !.
SENT TO TIE PKSIrsxr1ARY.-David snowden, . gen.
tIsman Of color Who 10 statsd, has visible means
Of support was brought before Justice Dodge yesterday
on complaint made against him by Stephen A. Smith,
Who alleges that snowden cheated him out Of money a.
game known a. 'strap" His Honor sent Snovden TO
the Peni,entiary for sixty days
ALLsoED LARcEw ~ IRoM-James Boyle, No. -
Mangn street. appeared before Justice shandley yesser
day and charged John Walton with having received
money from him under false representations Com
plainant says that the 2lh instant Walton came to
his place Of and offered 10 sell him eleven
pieces Of iron CASTINGS After looking at the iron Mr.
Boyle decided upon taking II and agreed TO give Walton
the Of $500 for the lot He accordingly directed
his clerk to pay the accused 500 account after
ceivipg which no departed. Subsequently Mr.. Boyle
discovered that the iron not the property Of WAL
ton and when he presented himself for payment OF
remainder OF the money he was arrested. On being
brought before the magistrate Walton said he received
tho money for she who employed him. and that he
gave him the money There was another complaint
against the accused, and To was committed for trial.
The ALLEGED CHILD srsALna-The examination In
this case was resumed before Justice Dodge ct the JEFF
fsrsoa Market Police Court yesterday The only witness
called on TO testify was the complainant Maria Smith
Desmond. Notwithstanding that she was subjected 70
most close and searching crossexamnaiion. still her
the original statement In any respect Tho case was
TEE LAWS DKLAr.-H will be remembered by the
readers Of the HkRAID that short time since. man
named Alexander Cokoro6 preferred . complaint of
highway robbery against swo young men named John
Sullivan and John Noonan The facts Of The casa, ~
cot forth the complaint were, that cokoro whilc In
Union Square Park was stacked BY the accused, who
rsfed a. he States his pockss Of s1a Sullivan and
Noonan both arrested By deectves Barker and In
man Of The Fifteenth precinct, and were brousht before
Justice Dodge, who, o. hearing the complaint. COM
sent before Grand Jury BY whom the prisoners we're
indicted for ta at the Court Of General Sessona The
officers were subp@nsed 10 appear IN the case but
ON arriving there they learned thai the papers were
sent back 10 Jefferson Market Police Court for examina
ton Yesterday the case vas brought up Tor second
hearing before Jusoe Dodge and after procsedIsg Win
The sxamlnatIon 10 some exteut 10 was adjourned