The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-29

legged took possession OF them orcer Harry whose
pcons were aroused had followed Henryson, and no
was about 10 remove the 10 another place took
him in charge The accused was subsequently arragned
before Alderman Conan and committed 10 tho ToTnbs
for examination.
ALLEGED ArrEspr AT ExroRros A man who is known
by the name OF William Clark entered the store OF
Mr. George Crary No Is Pearl street, yesterday az
sernoon aud asked to Mr. Crary privately. During
an interview which followed Clark alleged told the
merchant he was in sraishtened circumstances and de-
manded money OF him, threatenng IN case OF refusal
70 do so, that he would make trouble Tor MT ITary.
Clark having no Claim upon Mr. Crary, was detained WI
an ofcer OF the Second precinct was called and TOOK
MN IN charge Alderman Conan, before whom tne
accused was taken, committed him 10 the rombs
ALLEGED FsIossous AssAuLr-Thomas Cook, residing
at No. 30T East Twenty fourth street, appeared before
Justice Dodge Al the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday and Tered complaint against man named
Thomas Maven, whom he charged with assaulting him.
He further charged accused With striking him with
some dangerous and deadly weapon thereby intcting
dangerous woune on the nose Cook also SAYS that ne
accused Knocked him down. On being brought before
the magistrate Maven denied having anything to do
with the transaction but the Judge committed him 10
answer.
SPORTS on THE RAMPAGE -"rwo-forty on the plank
road" "Go It, Charley ~ and after the uttorancc OF
these or similar ordinations three fast boys gave
rens to their tanned sseeds and went through Mercer
street last Sunday evening OF reckless rate OF speed
Not caring snap who in the way with wild hur-
ing wildly pedestrian street crossers in fright, with
hasty steps reIeated to the sidewalks and barely
escaped beng run over. This was the way in which Is
Is alleged that three young bloods, named Henry H.
Sterling, Charles 7. BelviIie and George W. Young
amused themselves last Sunday evening; and we're II
for the interference OF officer Eakns OF the Eighth
precinct, who arrested tho sports, is impossible to
say what might have occurred The prisoners were
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday morning ana
complaint OF reckless driving preferred against them
His Honor PEELED the TO find ball. In default OF
which they we're temporarily committed.
ARR GrvA iitapn Ga
at No. sle Tenth avenue, caused tho arrest Of man
named John chapin, whom he charged with stealing
from him silver watch OF the value Of $40. The
watch, it Is alleged. in compliments trunk, and
had been taken theretrom by the accused Chaplin was
brought Justice Dodge charge made against
him. He was committed for trial IN default OF ball.
ALLEGED DISHONEST DoMEsTIc-A woman named Mary
Carroll arrested yesterday at the instance OF Louis
T. Griffith, or No. ia West Fourteenth street. The
complaint against tho accused is that the night Of
tho 24h inst she stole from tho pantry, on the third
floor OF the above mentioned premises, where she had
been employed as servant, coat valued at $780, IL IS
alleged against the accused that young man named
Max RAIDER her leave the house during the night
OF the "A h with bundle under her arm after which
the property missed. Mary was brought before
Justice Dodge and committed in default of bail
BosArARrE IN CouRr-An apparently insane, but
exceedingly polite and well dressed Fronchman-thc
collar and bosom OF whose shirt gotten up IN tho
very lates. style, being scoloped the most exrava
CANT fashon-who gave his name as Joseph Bonaparte
and claiming be the OF the ex-King Of Span was
arrested sunday night by officer OF the Thirteenth
precinct and placed yesterday morning before Justice
Shandley, OF the Essex Market Police Court The Illus
trious prisoner assured his Honor in excellent French
that he member OF the great family representa-
tive OF which present rules the destnies Of France
OF the Bonapartes ought by Divine right, to be on
the throne of Spain Mons. Napoleon Is an undoubted
Frenchman, in manners and language and might be the
cousin OF the present Emperor of the French. The
magistrate sent the Bonaparte to the Tombs TO be ex
amined as TO his mental ucdity by the physicians He
win undoubtedly be sent to the Insane Asylum Black
wells Island