The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

the SToNseroS SrEAMsoAr RoRRERss.-Yes.erday
morning the examination the case OF John Shannon
and Captain william Hammond, arrested by the harbor
police tor com hitting series Of iarcenies upon the
Sfonngton Steamboat Company. tho particulars OF
which pub .shed in Yesterdays HERALD,
nued before Justie Hogan at the Tombs Police Court
Only one or two moro witnesses sworn for tbs
pro ecueion but nothing OF special importance In adj
diion 70 what had been previously developed, trans,
pred. Shannon and Hammond were required TO give
BAH N he sum OF s. 600 ca % answer the two charges
az grand larceny preferred against them. Having no
bondsmen in court the prisoners recommtted 10
the Tombs
BARRooN AYFRAy-DEADLy AssAu1r.-About nine
O'Clock on Tuesday evening party Of young men en-.
tered the drinking place Of William Bennett Il Moti
street, and ordered liquor after which dispute oot
CURED between and the proprietor concerning the
payment of the bill. Bennett, IN moment Of passion,
SO zed q muskct, with the view Of frightening II NOS
shooting, Of tbs party named McManus The gun
was wrcnched from Rennctts hands BY William n. Peck,
who discharged It In the street McManns then caught
up the musket, ard with Il dealt Bennett heavy blow
the forehead inict ng ervere, and, perhaps.
fatal wound. Nc anus made his escape, but PEEK was
House or Detention as witness As Bennett lie s
consider be Ia DANGER OF the coroners was not
fed TO take his ante morton examination
Po,IcY DEALISG.-Herman Hcilbsr, OF No. 81 varick
street. appeared at the Essex Market Police Court on
Tuesday last and made complaint TO the following
ensct:-on Friday he 18th Inst pur ;has,d Of John
Land. policy DEALER certain numbers In the Kcn'ucky
ottorvviz, II, ~, H. Switch he played as sRig,
horae ana Six Saddles stalking the sum OF nifty Genus
upon the chance OF their ng out They did como
the result In his favor being that he 'hit them
hat Is In the Kentucky lottery for $76 Upon asceS
tanning hts good fortune he iinediatIy called upon
Land for monev when that individual informed hum
he had already sent II to him in letter subsequently
Hebert received noe from Land; out opening il
lin the presence Of winess II found to tain no
enclosure, Notwithstanding ed to SUCH
Another demand upon Land for tae SIS met With q
refusal nay the same in Consequence whereof He'll
bert desired 10 make complaint sgainst MIN for
duciin' Illegal business A warrant accordingly
issued AGAINST Land AMI yesterday npon his arragn.
ment before Justice Mansfield, he committed in $500
to answer
ALsGED FARO SvI-pLISG -Gustsvus N. Kingman ap.
peared before Justice Dodge Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, and made complaint against Edward
Cooke charging him with deiraudng him out OF $3.50.
The complaint STA that K'ngman in an ad.
vertlsement for partner with from 500 to $500 called
at 65s Broadway, room No. 81, and there Edward
Conke. who told him the csfment TO be fare
establishment; that he expected to make money QUA
~ some of the guests OF the Southern H tol in few
days. On tho 18th inst he called at Cookies establish.
meni Broadway, of Boni street. and shortly after
q ranger in and en- ugei in game OF faro with
Co0le and after a wne S13t dollars. K'ngmap
observed shutting Of the cards between Cooke and
this stranger and called on them u stop and gre bim
his Cooke th"n re.nrne! him 500, whereupon
Knrnan charged that Coke and tho stranger had colu
dsd 10 derand him out OF the balance Cooke ploaaed
not guilty, but was held to bail for examination.