The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-07
POLICE INTELLI1ENCE.

RECOVERY STOLEN CoUroxs On tho night Of the
Cd OF April, 1866, the Office Of the Montauk Insurance
Company, in Court street. Remsen BROOKLYN, while
the gas burning brightly, entered by burglars
and the safe robbed Of Ave 900 bonds OF the Mwau-
kee and - Paul Railway Company, and twenty eight
shares preferred stock OF the company valued D
all at nearly $40 000 and bond for 900 OF the Nash
Mr. Richard Ralph residing at No 100 Remsen street
Brooklyn. Mr. Ralph had deposited his securities with
the insurance company for safe keeping Besides the
above property 81 900 Lexington City, Ky. bond and
Treasury notes TO considerable amount were carried OF
bv the burglars Of whom trace has been obtain
Some very vague and unsatisfactory information, how
has been obtained OF the stolen bonds.
Yesterday afternoon two coupons Of $50 each ALLEGED
to have been clipped from two or the stolen $1,000
bonds OF the Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway Company
were presented to Mr.. Charles GiIpn, transfer agent
and secretary OF the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way Company, at his Office, % William street, by
Ephram q. Patterson for nearly seven an officer
of the Metropolitan police who asked for the cash on
numbers on he bonds corresponded with those
on portion Of the stolen v Sond' q, an, and
First precinct When taken into custody Patterson
gave his real and stated that he advanced $50 on
the coupons u stranger whom he met corner OF
Twenty third street and Eighth the LIST inst
The coupons were to be redeemed the following day,
and for the favor Patterson was TO receive $40 The
stranger however. has not since boon SEEM aud Mr.
Patterson determined TO and did present the
pons the office OF the railway company for payment
with the result stated above Patterson that
he had idea OF there being anything irregular with
the coupons and exceedingly anxious to md the
man from whom he received them. Patterson left the
police department voluntarily, and with a GOOD record
for honesty aud vigilance. He IL married. and has
family living in West Thir,yninh street Justice Hogan
committed him TO the Tombs for examination,
ALLEGED THEFr s350-Thomas sameess. Irish
laborer thirty Of age yesterday arrested by
officer Churchill Of the Fourth precinct the charge
Of stealing $3.50 Treasury rotes from Ellen Gregg
siding at No 100 Roosevelt street. the 4th inst Ellen
swesrs that she gave to tho prisoner the key OF her
TO her son. instead OF which, as alleged he opened the
chest and removed the treasure converting to his
Sameess denies his guilt but on the evidence pre-
scnted Justice Hogan committed him for trial.
CRUELTY HoRsK-Phiip Tanning arrested
by ofacer Howell OF the Third precinct FOR cruelty driv
ing horse attached to a wagon, the horse, having
large sore his back. was weak and emaciated aud
totally unit for service. Justice Hogan held Tanning
for trial.
FouSp sxcRxrrp IN STORE John Ice, young man
twsnty-hree years Of age, living at No. 1877 Spring
street. yesterday arrested by officer Edwards OF the
Third precinct the charge OF being secrcted in the
store OF Messrs Garrett. Young, Scot, Co, No 80
Murray street. with intent steal large quantity OF
clothing then on the premises Charles Mccoy the
porter. the prisoner lodging about the bu dng In
suspicious manner; subsequently, made search for and
discovered him slowed away m the loft under pile Of
RUBBISH Lee taken before Justice Hogan and COM
med to the 1ombs for trial in default Of 1000 bail
He did not denv being In the building but discls med
any intention OF stealing
An OLD OyyRSpEs John H. Barnard No % Amlty
street. preferred complaint yesterday before Justice
Dodge. at the Jefferson Market Police Court against
named Ambrose Boyeron alias "Briy. y The
plant sets forth that property, consisting Of
apparel aud money. value IA ali amounting 10 $40 vas
contained IN room in the above mentioned premises,
and that the accused 10 the and passed to
the apartment where tho property contained and
stole II away He was subsequently arrested by deec.
tive Imman % the Fifteenth precinct ''Brdg IS said
to be hard character and has done the Stat ser
In ono Of the states prisons. He says he Is hat
ter by trade, pleads not guilty 20 the charge but
committed to answer IN default OF $500 bait
A TRLaSGrtsr EXPLANATION oF A LARCENY About the
lIth OF last May Mrs Hattie GREENWOOD who resides
No 304 West Twenty. en'h street losta valuable
broche shawl. which she valued at $50 lac same
night the loss reported at the Sixteenth police sta
ton house. ana the placed IN the hands OF
detectives o. Reilly and Davis work up Al last, OWING
TO one OF the parties boy who Ia supposed to have
stolen the shawl, ''squeaDg clue vas obtained %
the whereabouts OF the property, which was pawn
brokers' shop Ia West Thirty ninth street The prop.
erty was Identified by the owner aud James ncvln,
together with \ stage driver named George Walker,
charged with stealing the property. Bren Camp
bell and Walker have been arrested and brought
before Justice Dodge Yesterday OBrien says he was
there when 70 was stolen Naionay states that he only
put IL In bag thaNDevlin carried tho bag and Walker
got tue money while Walker explains that he got the
pawn money tf5L but gave 10 to'Csmpbe and Devlp.
Tne accused we're each held to s4wer IN default Of
81, 900 bal.
CoLoRED Case jefferson Market was crowded to
reple,ion yesterday morning. from the fact that the
night previous officer Hudson OF the Eighlh precinct.
rnsas descent uron No is Talreus street IN establish.
renf which has the reputation % beng % the -
noftrious Of coiuIe and derraved white people
IN the counlry snd captured bewccn sixty aud veniy
utslc aud frixr visitors. The anryrd profrletrcss
nrne is Mary Az whlSms who hiss bccn admitted 10
bait n he sum ~ $500 TO the charge OF keeping
a dsort,erly hous AID the others, liiy nine IN nom