The New York herald., 1867-06-11
POLICE INTELLIGENCE,

COUNTRY GENTLEMAN R0RBEp.-0n Saturday, the Is,
instant, Mr Charles Morgan, gentleman seventy. Ave
OF age, residing in Bronxvie, Westchester county
TO this city 10 hire female domestic for
his family Thinking the Battery the likely place
10 lind good girl, Mr.. Morgan proceeded thither and
thcre meeting with Ca;harine jenkins, irish woman,
about thirty years OF age made known her his Wishes
Ca,barnc SAID she out Of place and expressed
Willingness 10 enter tho service of AIr. Morgan for
stipulated sum then agreed upon The preiimnarics
having been satisfactorily arranged Mr.. Morgan aud
Kate started up town and passing the Of WASH
ngton and Carlisle streets Kate asked her employer
to step into saloon and treat her TO glass OF beer
which was done, both OF them partakng OF the bever
age They remained there about five minutes at the
expiration of which time Kate told Mr. Morgan that she
had changed her mind and determined not 10 20 home
with him. This announcement took Mr.. Morgan some-
what by surprise, and While medtaiing for q few
moments Kate slipped from the front door aud made
her escape alter which he still further asonshed
to find that $3.50 ia $40 Treasury notes, which he had
drawn IRON the bank mad been absracied from his
vest pocket He at once suspected Kate and followed in
pursuit. but was unable to overtake her Meeting with
officer Griffin OF the First precinct Mr.. Morgan made
known his loss to him, and the time described
the woman, whom the officer at once recognized
OF notorious character, who had long infested the
First ward Search was made for Kate. and on
Friday evening she was found promcnading broadway
and arrested BY Officer Griin. II then appeared that
after The larceny Kate lett for Canarsie, l. l.. where
she bred herself out 10 do housework ia a family with
the bead Of which she deposited 500 in $40 notes for
safe keeping This money was subsequently delivered
TO Officer Griffin who then informed Kate that nc
going 10 look for Mr.. Morgan. when she became
frightened aud offered 10 give him l(ritn) the 500
no would not procure Mr. Morgans attendance as wit
yesterday the accused aragned before Justice Dow
ling. when Mr. Morgan appeared and charged her with
the theft of his money, and the magistrate committed
Kate TO the Tombs for rial in default Of bail The
mainder OF the missing money has not been recovered
TnErr or WAGON AND HARSrss-Thomas Hastings
and Thomas Carroll boys fifteen and sixteen years of
age, arrested by officer Reid. of the Twenty
seventh precinct they having in their possession an
express wagon and set Of harness valued at $780,
which, y Is alleged, they had stolen from the stable G
Dennis Holland l57 WASHINGTON street. The prisoners
taken before Justice Downing and committed to
the rombs for trial in default of 500 bail eacn.
Tm LOOMS ExnEzzLExESr CASE The case OF Theo-
dore Looms charged with emhczzlng So 600 in interest
notes from his former cmployers-Messgs Carter 4
Aawey-wnch has often been up for examination
before Justice Dowling, renewed yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Henry +. Hawlev, one OF the firm, cross.
examined great length by the dciendanis counsel
but no facts OF public Importance elected. The
investigation will be continued today.
RowpyIss.-Luke Sullivan q boy about eighteen
years OF age while standing the corner Of FRS.
and rhirty-our,h street got into a difficulty with
another youth named Hugh McCiuskey during which
the Inter attempted stab Sullivan in the breast but
in wsrdng on the blow he received instead unpleas
aut and deep cut on the arm During the scuiie is
stated, another boy. named Martin Meehan instigated
McCuskey 10 commit the act They both brought
before Justice Connolly at 'he Fourth District Court
Yesterday who committed them for trial. in default Of
$500 eail.
FALSE RETURNS Thomas Flynn and John Looney
both brought before Justice Dodge yesterday on
complaint made against them by Thomas Kelly No 2e4
Third avenue, who charged them with having dcfraudcd
him out OF $50. Both had been employed by the
complainant 20 sell pictures and he charges with
making false returns of their sales and embezzling the
proceeds thereof They acknowledge the accusation
and express will ngncss to refund the money ir they
set time. They werc both committed In default OF $500
bail
ALLEGED BURGLARY AND LArcESY.-As one Of the
officers Of the Thirteenth precinct was paroling his
beat night or two ago. he detected men acting in
somewhat suspicious manner convenient TO the cot.
ton warehouse No. 3,4 South street. As soon as tho
officer approached them they started run with the
intention OF getting away. One OF them succeeded in
cnecting his escape, bat the other in making Jump
from pile OF lumber got jambed in between n fence
and the lumber, and in this position arrested
short distance from this spot the officer perceived
bags OF cotton Yesterday the prisoner brought
pforc Justice Shandey and was charged by Leonard G.
Van Gieck Of No 274 South street. with burglary and
the larceny OF hundred and fty pounds OF cotton
valued al ts5 The accused gives his name James
hcQiade alias John Mack. He committed by the
magistrate Tor further examination.
TRs fox-orrxs LrBKI sriT.-rhe papers In the above
case, which has for time occupied the attention Of
the Third district Police Court, were yesterday sent by
Justice Shandcy TO tho Grand Jury The magistrate
after careful examination of the testmonv adduced
has decided upon this course