The New York herald., 1867-03-13
POLICE INTELLIaENCE.

DANGEROUS ST1BpNa AFrnAy.--Coroner Wildey was
yesterday notified to take tho mcrtem statement OF
James Gargan lying nj his residence NO $50 chery
street, from the effects Of stab wound received In
fight The statement OF Gargan shows that on inc night
OF the Cd inst he and Patrick Clark went to the house
OF Mrs. Welsh, No. 70 Elizabeth street TO see Eridgel
Maloy. Mrs. Welsh and Gargan were u the 'Ntchen'
while Bridget and Clark remained In sha a)onihg room.
Gargan, suspecting something wrons o,.weea n,,ugas
and Clark opened door and found them occupying
the same bed Gargau seized hold Of Clark pulled him
out of bed and ordered him to leave the house clarK
have been OF tho dirk pattern aud stabbed Gargan IN
the abdomen OGlcer Knowles OF the Fourteenth pre-
cnc testified being called arrest Gargan and Clark
whom he found struggling 70 Elizabeth street for the
possession or knife. Gargan charged Clark WIN cut
Ting him After Icing arrested and we 20 On ,ne NAY y
killed him." Gargans condition Is considered some-
what crcai but hopes are entertained OF ma recovery
The jury found sThat james Gargan was dangerously
wounded with knife, in the hands Of Patrick Clark. on
the ID day OF March, 1867 The accused was commit
tod the Tobs await tho result Of hts Victims In
juries
A SoN RoBRED HIS FArmn-Mr George H. Wilson, re-
siding at No. IL Aity place. yesterday appeared before
Justice Hogan, at tho Tombs and preferred complaint
against his son. Richard b. Wilson, q young man %
years of age whom he charged with stealing from him
tweny-four yards Of dress silk, silk and
coat, valued in all ai about S14o The property
taken on the Sd inst Detectives McCord and Vaughan
arrested the delinquent. VINO confessed his guilt, and
said he had sold the stolen property or poren cf at
least German named John schroeder keeping place
at $40 Spring street. The magistrate committed the ac
cused for trial. and issued search warran to enable the
to examine the house In Spring sreat for tho
property taken from Mr.. Wiis0n The search resulted
In finding the goods OF Mr. Wilson concealed in the
property, and subsequently confessed that nsa
The detectives arrested Schroeder on the carge o re-
ccving stolen goods, and te magistrate nitted him
to the Tombs for trial In this pr 5ners house
found puber of valuable watches, whc are supposed
to have been stolen.
AN ALLEGED swNDIlSc TrAssAcrIoS.--Dario D. Nc.
Halliday stopping at III Cedar street Tho latter
met McCariy at hotel where be stopping, the
10Th of January last and represented that no about
going to Liverpool to which port Halliday thought OF
sailing in the first ship Al McCartys req es Halliday
accompaned him 10 shipping Office in Albany street
10 obtain passage tickets and purchased one for $50
from Charles Winch, the clerk At that time hcCarty
nretanded 10 have no money oxccpt draft for zoos and
as ked Halliday lean him ELL promising 10 return the
same he reached Liverpool and could get his
draft cashed The money was loaned and, as collateral
security Mccarty gave Halliday what he repres nted 10
be gold watch worth $780, after which McCariy
purchased ticket and accompanied Halliday 10
again till Halliday returned from Europe As
Halliday has ived his money from McGsfty he
for the money proved be galvanized, aud its worth not
TO exceed slO Justice Hogan held the prisoner 10 bail
in the sum OF $780, to answer the charge Of false pro.
tences.
CsuE1rg TO. Householder Cole, OF the Fifth pre-
ciac yesterday William Maxwell the charge
Of cruehy to horse which he driving. The horse,
which was attached to dirt cart totally unit for
service, having large Of his bind legs and
the use OF tle animal that coalition cruel and
brutal 10 the opinion of tho officer. Maxwell was COM
mitte1 Tor t al la default OF bail.
A1LEcED LARcESIEs-Adolphus Harper, George Bias,
John Kelly and John Edwards arraigned before
Justice Ledwth at the Jaierson Market Police Court
yesterday, charged scyeraly the commission Of
larceny Harper was charged BY Carlton Smith of
Thirty seventh street and Esh.h avenue with The helt
of various articles valued In tho aggregate S70 Bias
waiter tho steamboat Thomas Powell, charged
By William t. Dodgo with the theft OF two blankets and
overcoat valued In all at $6 and Kelly and Edwards
were charged by Charl A. Ives OF No. SULLIVAN street
by Smith that he Harper looking drawers ia
which the property Rad been placed and from which II
was abstracted Bias admitted his guilt, ard was
alleged by officer Farley OF the Eighth precinct that ho
caught Kelly and Edwards with the stolen harness in
their posse on The each held for trial In
default OF bail.
FARO Eugene Reilly, Francis Clark, John Perham,
Stephen McAnanny, Albro Sherman and James wilcox
arragned before Justice Ledwh yesterday charged
with being engaged the noble and inspiring pursuit OF
" Faro" Reilly, Clark and Pcrham arrested ut
No. "a Blocker street, where, is alleged, the first
named kept faro bank, tho second dealt the and
the third acted keeper; McAuanny Abro and
Sherman charged with keeping bank ut No
90 East Twenyscventh street. Each Of these prisoners
was held TO bail In $500. William Thompson, James
Clinton, John Il Williams, Horatio Anderson, Thomas
Charles Hoorc, Charles Les BENJAMIN Ash, William
Hall, George Rey nods, Joseph Johnson Janes Glchrst
Georve HollenLeck and James Jones arrested at the
establishment No. "A Eeecker street, fined 81 each
mud discharged.