The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-02
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

CHARGE BIaaxY.-David Clifton by occupa ton O.
bricklayer yesterday arrested by oeer Acton, Of
the Sixth precinct charge Of bigamy, preferred
against him by Margaret Murphy 81 Baxter street. She
swears that she married TO the accused the l9th
ult by the Rev. Thomas Treanor pastor OF the Roman
Catholic TRANSPORTATION church, at his residence n Mott
street. After living with Clifton week as his wife
Margaret received information that he had another
wife living, and consequently caused his arrest
for bgany Hannah Clifton, OF 10 Baxter street, testi
aea sa sas WAS to the accused On ae s a
at the same place, in Mott street. On the testi-
mony presented Justice Hogan required Clifton %
find bail IN tho sum Of 81 900 70 the charge 10
lives West Twenty seventh street In relation 70 the
charge preferred against him, Clifton said. II thought
my first wife was dead u the time Of the second mar
rage"
ALLEGED FELoxIoUs AssAuIr-Pa,rick Mcnamara,
No 541 street, appeared before Justice Dodge yes
terday and preferred charge against Italan who
gives his name Angelo de Trani The complaint sets
forth that Mcnamara stabbed in the right hip by the
accused aud from the effects Of the wound complainant
is In most dangerous condition The accused was COM
mitted 70 await the result Of injuries inflicted.
The ALLEGED CHILD STEALING CAsR-The examination
in this case was resumed before Justice Dodge yeste
day. Previous the resumption Of the proceedings his
Honor that in consequence Of the complaints
made by the complainant that Of the witnesses had
insued her on account OF her testimony, he would b
compelled to conduct the examination without the
of witnesses for the prosecution or defence,
save the the witness stand.
CO., n...o.a a.. .o,,r,.;,.n, v...h., ..n.n
"as oin''n oesn'onu' 'oo ooap'a'""u, We" . '~
up. The following Is substantially her testimony
The oicer ,Archbaidl asked me not 10 appear in the
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case ana wanted 70 know why aa no' W MN "0'o'
commenced proceedings against him. be asked me not
to into court as would break him from his post
he said his friends were all respectable and would 90
against him. he also promised 10 let me have back the
baby clothes and money which MIRA Maynard borrowed
from that night next mornings promised not TO
appear against him unless was sent for from the
on the 18th Of June my child was taken from.
me; had washed and dressed when
they took it from me- Mrs. Maynard took II from my
lap was so weak at the time could not cry for help;
Archibald was sitting In at the time; Mrs.
May nard then came back and darkened up the
Archibald said TO Mrs. Maynafd ISIS which way did you
60 with twas It up or down 9'' don't know what reply
she made he put his hat and said Gan right" did
not know she was going 70 take the baby away; naa
Nth IL under sny crcu instances the father and myself
hal arrangement made in relation to the disposition
OF tne chd .nis was oeiore inc o'rsn o. snH ~
sSoo ana would consent 10 The child
being adopted. out TO young woman u would
DO better for me and the baby; told him
would not let Mrs. Maynard or any other stranger
have the child; after the child was bosn Mr. Canneid's
brother called and wanted TO know II would ADOPT the
baby out TO good home: told him wound not give
any but the father; since then went to Black.
wells Island with Sergean, Burdens vas shown child
ton. and was in dying condition; my child was
healthy one; 1t was baptized Hobart Canneid caled
after the father; when Mr. Garfield came IN the room
told him cruel TO take my baby, and would NOS