The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-31
POLICE INTELLI0EHCE.

Hs WANTED TO Cor SwxiL-Two young gentlemen
Of the coorsd persuasion put in an APPEARANCE ysser
day the Jefferson Market Police Court before Justice
jamn Dess charged Joseph Whiting with the loss OF
diamond PIN which Boa valued o. ovor 300. From
roweS Inc jewel, only Tor short time in order that he
might create sensation snoug the colored folks with
whom he associated In the capacity or waiter at one Of
hs Gays hs lost the precious arcls. The Judge owl
IDENTITY did appreciate the statement OF the accused
q he committed bin IN default OF 81. 900 ball
TsousLu Axoya BUSINESS Mss- ssArcmso $1,000
James H. Beats ana N. d. Tupper doing business in
and about Wall street, togsther with Mr. George W. Win
gate, lawyer having Office at No II Wall street.
brought before Justice Hogan yesterday afternoon
by oficsrs Hami and Conner Of the First Precinct,
the complaint Of Charles Patterson of No so Beaver
street, The latter alleges that he had ontsrsd into
with Mr. Elisha Boomer Of No SO Cedar street,
for the purchase OF real estate for aud that
On Is. ss ' 70.
the oncs OF Mr. Wingate lBoomor's COUNSEL 70 pay
the money, and gave u 70 Mr. wingate whsrsupon Mr.
snatcbcd the money from wingats's hand, giving
n reason for the act that Patterson was
Upper then present, and Mr. Bsa,e left the premises
and were subsequently taken in charge M the Office OF
the latter No 90 Walt street. Previously, however.
the money 10 question had been deposited in the Marine
National Bank, from which IL was subsequently, drawn,
ana passed 70 sne seasS Sa Mas
Beas upper and wingate were conspraiors 10 snatch
ing the money to prevent the consummston OF the con.
tract with Mr. Bio0msr. The accused parties appear
ing before the magistrate admitted that the money had
been taken from Mr.. wingae, and Mr. Besttls alleged
that he had legal claim upon H. After consultation
between the parties however, a Willingness was
pressed 10 the money 20 Mr. Patterson and thst
osns do o nc sopssspy os viz" ~.
manner In which the case had been settled. Mr. Win.
gate is well known a. cspain o, company a, twenty
TIE CASE or ras TACK Bsorsms.--ln the case Of the
brothers Theodore v. and Augustus Tack, charged
with being fugIlivss from Philadelphia where, II is
ALLEGED they are waited to FOR defraudng Mr.
James OConnsr President OF the Fourth National Bank
OF Psusbure GU, Of $4,000 in certain petroleum oil
spscuasons no hearing took place before Justice Kelly
counsel or the PROSECUTION ssd be was no, ready 70
proceed with the investigation nAsmuch n none OF his
uonnSsd pd1 bs. he he'd despatch Informing
him that Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania had ssusd
requison upon Governor I:nen o. .ns sss,s ior the
ties Augustus H. Tack yesterday went TO fhilsdepbs,
and there gave bail TO answer be charge against HIM
Exudge Beebe counsel for the accused parties sad be
was an yous 10 proceed with the examta;lon. aud IA
few remarks, addressed 20 The co1ri denounced Mr..
OConner In harsh terms aud sad he dare not come 70
bis ctr for fear OF being impr roued civil Orte %
arrest for false imprisonment Inc case stands sd.
iourned I'll THIS morning.
ARREST oF Az ALLEGED ~ NrueNsr.-A well known
character OF the Eighth ward Wesley Alien w name,
VINO " VIII w io"'hi"ef'' - 'r f~-'' -
whom Ksie smith abandoned Jerry o Bron. ils pre-.
yious TO her death was yesterday arrested oy detective
NcGee OF the Broadway squsd en- iLs charge Of having
picked Q ladys pocket IN stag tie dsv previous L
appears thai on the afternoon OF Ihssstsy W. fr
t,ctlve espied nim getting utt ~ s'aRe ~ reiJ
hnrr led manner. and thinking thai everything va not
IL should he, be entered the vsar. snd asked the
passengers any Of them had heeL robbed. lsdy, on
sraniirng her pocket found that her yocketbock haf
been taken Nci,se then the following dar, airescd
Allen aud gentleman VITO happened ~ We IN iis
Stage al the time II IN said tlt ed sharper left ~
fully Identified hi In o. Lesdqrafcrs ses'erfsy afternoon,
although he ALLEN placed 10 ne midst o. .
gathering Of several other vusn me gentleman
called to him Five years IN the state Prison l. tie
~, ssani legal reward for larceny from Che person
AsssrLrkp rHr srSKfr.--A nan named John Dssa
residing at No 81 Greenwich stree, fatally assaulted
last evening by man known w tie name Of Teddy
who IS said to reside At No ri Albany street The 10.
jated man properly cared FOR " the pchcs saa
Afterwards conveyed 10 his resldsrce Teddy - osias
looked after by The Twenty seventh rrccnci eih'ef'