The New York herald., 1867-07-22
POLICE INTELLIGEHCE.

GAaaorMo AND RonprRY.-John Mcdonald, Q seaman
living II No 20 Hamilton street. and Thomas Naylos
were shpmatsa and recently arrived In New YORK from
sforegn port On Saturday evening they started cut
on bit Of Spree and late at night len one Of the
Water street dance housss IN company , with two
around McDonald's neck, aud placing hit knees
against his back pulled him and hsld him tightly
HcDonsrds poOksts taking thsrerom $40 legal tender
note that being all the money he had in bis possession
The victim then screamed for help when b the ass
precinct hearing the alarm, followed In pursuit. ana
succeeded In aressing Nsylor, but his confedersses
accused. who is twenty years Of age, and native
Of Ireland, was yesterday arraigned before Aldermsn
for trial in default Of 81 900 bail Nayior says he lives
IN Roosevelt street. Mcdonald was sent to the House Oh
Detention as q wituesa.
ARTIST or HoTn Tmy.-A young man, twenty-four
years or AGE, named James Bennett was yesterday ar
ragned at the Tombs the charge OF steaing trunk
containing clothing boots &C.. worth $40 from James
Mcneil. Of 40 Leonard street. Mr.. Mcneil recently
lived at the Wyoming HOTEL Greenwich street, but ON
going away lett hts trunk there Bennett, who
guarded, shouldered il and walked away, but
when about block away clerk In the hotel saw MIN
Ocer Kearns, Of the Firth precinct. was called and
rested Bennett. While in court he pleaded guilty TO
the theit and said an accumulation OF domestic and
other troubles had nearly crazed him that at times
he knew not what he was dong. He was committed
for trial In default Of $500 bail.
ALLEGED TnEYr--A seamstress, twsnty.six years OF
age named Fannie Moore living in Greene street, was
arrested the charge of stealing sos In legal tender
notes from Louis Beer, Of No 10 North William street.
Fannie confessed stealing $17 from the complainant
and the legal presumption Is that she took the whole
amount charged. The accused was committed to the
Tombs for trial.
A CAR DRIVER ARRESTED FOR RBoKLkss CONDUCT
John Henry driver OF No. ID of the Fourth avenue
lipe was arragued at tho Tombs yesterday morning.
having hasr ,rr,stad bv ofacer Rarcav NJ tbe Four
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running over in Broome street. near Mott, little girl
.,avor vaors =, oro ,.,,oa por,ha sacher whose
nar"nts rss,Ss a. a. M",, etres as nr,n,ed IN ves
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Of the way and NJ the %e time broke up bat before
"a so ""y, anu ~ ns % NV "te , y.os1 up, ~ kr ~,
Y so s; oP .e car sue sue ~ @ ft ,s,h sn;ng ~ ,n
terrible manner Saveral persons who witnessed the
occurrence in court snd seemed to think that the
unrss an IN MS power 70 preven. ,a9 hare
seems to be but te hone of her recovery Henry was
committed to await the result of her injuries.
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Of tho Essex Market Police Court introduced Mr. Jones
as o complainant against Mr. Westbrook whom he
charged with derraudna him out of 1900 TODAY ex-
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hDits the accused IN another character, IN when MI
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Inc stage This Gentleman ALLEGES that no Vent