The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


CRpHtrs 70 AsxAIs-Mchael Cavansah and James
Rsnnessy we're arrested BY one Of the officers Of the
Twen,yninth preclno, and brought before Justice Led
with yesterday charge Of cruelty 70 animals 1t is
alleged against the accused that they drove heavily
laden horse, having two sores in his shoulder through
Fifteenth street They were both compelled TO find bail
70 answer the charge
An ExfEssIvx MEETING. An Individual who gives his
name Joseph H Lavne residing at No.. IA Congress
street, Newark appeared before Justice Ledwith yeser
day and preferred charge Of larceny against colored
woman named Sophia Allen. II appears from tho am.
dav that the complainant the accused In Laurens
street. and she induced him accompany her house
In Grand street, where they retired but his
awakiug no discovered that The wench was gone. and
pocket. Sophia subsequently, arrested and brought
before the magistrate yesterday by whom she Was
mitsed TO answer
BRkcs OF SHorIvTERs--CAuGHr IN rHB Ac-.-
Shortly before six o'clock en- Monday evening, Mary
Elkins, Ella Thompson and whose name IS
known entered the store Of Mr. William K. Peytcn 272
Bowory for the ossensble purpose Of making pur-
chasos. While they wsse standing At tho counter,
Robert +. Swayze, one or the clerks, observed the
woman Elkn pushing two pieces Of dress goods worth
w, toward Ellen thompson The latter in a moment
beneath her skirts The women then started to leave
the store when Mr. weyze intercepted and detained the
women named but the stranger succeeded In making
her Ofcer Munier Of the Fourteenth precinct
was called and ching Ellen Thompson the stolen
fer's poke, secured to her waist under the skirts
The women we're yesterday taken before Justice Hogan
and committed TO tbs Tombs for trial In default Of bail
The prisoner Elkin forty -four years OF age native
OF Germany and lives in Jersey City She says she
born in Ireland il sea%s,ress ana resides At No. "a
Downing street,
ALLEGED THEFT OF HORSE IN WASHINGTON Cry
John Wallace, eolored man, living in Washington D.
c., appeared befre Justice Hogan at the Tombs yester
day morning to enter complaint against serf Levy who
had been arrested by detective Woodbridge. Wallace
alleges that Saturday las, tho accused, without,
thorty, entered his stable and took therefrom bay
horse valued at Sl75, which he shipped to this city
aboard the steamer John Gibson After learning this
Wallace elegraphod to Captain Jourdan OF this CITY
requesting him tor arrest Levy and lake charge Of the
horse when the steamer arrived After tho Gibson
reached her dock Levy called for the horse and
taken in charge by detective Woodbridge. The mags.
Is forty year OF age native OF Franco and horse
dealer.
ARREST FOR AK ALLEGED THEFT IN vrRarsrl.-Mr
William swa!ne. living At No. III East Broadway. yes
teday caused the arrest by officer Purcell Of tho First
precinct Of George W. Staples the charge of being
fugitive from the State Of Virginia II Is alleged In tho
affidavit Of lar. Swane on fle before Justice Ho-
gan, tina. khe 9th day OF July last in Norfolk Va
Staples stole from him q check for $1,000, drawn by
tswsinel to the defendants order on tho First Ma
onai Bank Of Norfolk, Va Staples, said with tho
his arrest n fugitive from justice. Mr. swaine
further swears that on or about the 10Th
Staples before magistrate Of Norfolk, who issued his
warrant for his arrest but that process served
eaon Mr. s~sne asks that Staples may be- dosnes
until he can obtain Q requison from the Governor OF
Virginia upon Governor Fenion Of this State, for bis
eges that he borrowed the money ISL 000) from Mr.
swane for Will he gave him hs note Of hand, pay
able In thirty dfys from date aud that he had intent
to steal. After hearing the tesNaony Justice Hogan
decided 70 6etan the defendant for days
give Mr.. Swaine an opportunity produce ocor
holding the variant issued by the magistrate In Nor
folk should the virgnis officer fail to appear with the
warrant, Mr.. Staples will be discharged.
WEAR CANE or CONC Yoa LsexR Rosa Black, OF
Sheriff street, caves money, drinks kger aud receives
her friends In hospitable stylo Is possible for
who does net pay i've cent on her into
the treasury OF Uncle Samuel We rerday Miss
julia Graham caled her friend Rosa who enjoyed
her conversation mlvh tha, che invited hCp dinner
and that the roast beef and pudding ma ht,slIde down
easily, proposed little lager As Julia he'd no. yet
Joined the daughters OF sSnara she did rot long hesl-
tate about accepting the Invitation to 1 bite.
,osa has.ered to he nearest for das
lager ber." During her Temporary absence Jsllia
seizei wh.s 6t OF curiosity, thing most usual in
the sex, and commenced rsmmagiog in secret piaccs
came unusually excited go much so. indeed
that on Rnga's return init Ter bisr' she
her hostess sea, surprise who had calculated on
having lensthenod aos7p vrfh her dear ir end In
friends not less dear would have be carefully aken apart
and thoroughly crcsed, departed The Gs,y retirem N
Oh Ju9 therefore, aroused tlc "buzzum'
ol Rosa who recalled tho fac! that I'm an old pitcher
placed in the closet tho in which defendant
al" slowed away for saf, keep ing $50; andfo.tn
WITH she Counted hof money, % ere poce OF which
fas a handsomely engraved portal, of Chief Justice
base, nndhorror OF horrorsl--bu IS Cn 1hs most
da't help matters much. Who could L&ye been the
hst Alas could t nave been her dea. friend Julia
rAo NOT ten minutes bcisro had 'tlagsred With her?
o long story shor Julia arses,ad a-charyo
+ petty larceny and held 70 bail In $500, vhioh she |
ave and departed TO be the guest of Rosa
lack
PAIR or BrRDs.-Jula Shay and Marguerite 1ahlcr, |
e first Irish and the last Dutch 20 TAM ana both
sdcns Of Monroe street. rushed 10 the Judgment
Justice hansoeld yesterday morning, and With W.T.
tier stopping 10 give his Honor an mixing Of the e
oub,es commenced hereby:--
" Och, the Lord 10 wild us, Msthcr Joodgc but This
re woman Ill 10 the dot ov me yit shure, yer Honor
o bese all tho time a calling a--.p q
" Ach, Herr Richter" hero broke in Marguerite 6,
all mil dis yomans tie. she say do dat ish nix
you calls 1t in Ehgs-a lady vat lives NIT ter mans
ter haus und he no your" 70
An, Jooigc, ashore" cried Judy. impatient OF e
rech she KEN 10 dure tho mornin' an shs seg 10
in her Turin gibberish, which Ia, be token ~
IN word 10, sho ses, an she calls me- | IN
Werr Ric.tri" shouted the Dutch woman "Ise IN
paks English goo,, an talks II nix She pos "
sb,n and Young Holland looked down with something
e contempt stamped on her ordinarily solid looking
lnienancs upon the daughter OF Enn obs womans 70,
say 70 me dat I had papy by :.
snow, your Honor" interrupted Miss Shay "its 70
h fat sad to her. an fat does the ignorant furrn are
man do but say TO The nabors, fat couldn't tell mi
10 the faicr Of child was, when Everybody FAT 70,
ows anything knows. fat u s Nike Doolan does, bia
ch RicAe,' interrupted tho German nsho pes all az
dimes sayin' pea fciIechte Iras und vat have
Ten:iad" suE
AWE yer Haner." rcored Mss Shay "fat Christian her
be undnerstandin' thin wordsY While she bose at OF
why don't she lave av To kim thin jaw break m 4,
rds. But, hdugt ma ma ddouL, the dyl word av
ent English could mo poor haythen liver spaik an'
,.tch, Herr Richter - set
top, stop there now Stop thercin cried Justice
bs0o!d, running his hands franticay through bis 4,
r. "wbat-wha, 10 the trouble between you two ? 'h
ID Don't you two speak at once Now, you, Miss Cal
Y, VIVA. oiu WIS young German woman say 70 your Act
Sbo SAID, yer Hansr an shurs docs DO desradin ul
dacn woman Ike noe, who boonys TO Christian viii