The New York herald., 1867-02-26
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


AssAuI1ISG FExALE WITH RAzoR.-At late hour
on Sunday night Henry Luther a man forty-sx years
OF age and another man, called the house OF Ellen
AcNulty, 232 Mott street, and demanded admission.
which was refused. Luther then, alleged attempted
force an entrance to the premises and the door being
opened by Ellen, Luther drew a and cut her ON
the arm. infcting q wound. An alarm being
raised the assaant arrested by the pre-
cnct police, and yesterday Justice Hogan committed
Luther 70 the Tombs for trial. In default OF SOU Dali
He had nothing to say In relation 10 the charge pre-
ferred against him.
The RAID ON DRANAnc HAIL--Emile Unger, proprietor
Of Dramatic Hail. l6 East Houston street, and nearly
dozen men and two women. arrested on Sunday night
on the charge OF disorderly conduct were brou ght
before Justice Hogan yesterday and DISCHARGED
after an examination which showed most conclusively
that no offence whatever had been committed BY Mr. Tn
ger and those arrested with him.
ALLEGED BuRGIARy.-some time duringvsunday night
one Of the windows Of fancy goods store kept by
Adophus ". Magerhaus at No. las Bowery was broken
into and some ssa worth of goods there exhibited.
mostly stationery, carried or Later, officer Flannery,
OF the Tenth precinct arrested Joseph Rose under
picious circumstances, and on searching him found
quantity OF lead pencils and adys work case which
Mr. Magerhaus subsequently identified as having been
stolen from him. Rose arranged Yesterday before
Justice Mansfield at the Essex Market Police Court who
committed him in 81 900 to answer TO charge Of bur-
glary.
COLLECTING BOARD BnI-A CHARGE OF LARCENY
John Mcneil arraigned yesterday At the Essex
Market Police Court to TO charge Of larceny
preferred against him by Peter ReifYerschudt OF No
5sK Greenwich Itappears from the statements
OF both parties that Mcneil. who is driver, and
resides the Of and Twelfth street,
provided Peter until recently with board and lodging
and had done So Mcneil says, for twelve consecutive
weeks without receiving any payment from his guest
Learning that Peter intended changing his place Of
unwilling that tho OF settlement ehOuld
be postponed beyond the occurrence OF that event. he
visited Peter in his room early on the morning OF
tho oath nst while Peter still in that state Of Ian
guor following awakening which postpones all effort
exertion, and blandy inquired the tme He was imme-
datey invited to look for himself Peter freely extend
ing his him for that purpose Having token II
he quietly put into his pocket and taking mp an over
coat from adjacent chair walked OIL with both, re-
marking that he would keep these until his bill was
PAID remonstrance, he being offered by Peter TO
his proceeding Notwithstanding the peculiar circum.
OF the alleged larceny Justice Mansfield thought
II that another should PASS upon Its merits,
and accordingly held Mcneil in $500 to answer.
BURGLARy.-The grocery store Of Jaqaes D. Hegemnn,
in Third avenue Harlem, broken into on Sunday
night last, and robbed OF small quantity OF goods.
Yesterday morning John Kiefer arrested with some
of the goods his possession and aagned before JUS
tce Kelley, at the Fourth Dis,rc, Police Court, on
charge of being concerned in the burglary He claims
10 be entirely innocent OF the offence and states that
observing couple OF men going through in Har-
lem The night previous carrying baskets, which,
from their movements, he suspected them OF having
stolen accordingly be followed them n short distance,
and observed them throw the baskets fence,
whence ne went after hem intending to return them to
their he could be found. Kiefer was
held in $1,000 to answer.
VIOLATION THE HEALTH LAws-Edward Murphy,
No 512 Tenth appeared before Justice Ledwith
yesterday and deposed that the 25th instant John
Bourke driving through the public streets about two
hundred and ty shcep In violation OF the Health ordn-
ance The accused was held 10 answer In the sum Of
500. fn #.e.s. +. tsss.@.tt
ZgSo BuRSHAN AGAIs-The Burnham case was
brought up again yesterday for examination bfore JUS
tee Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Police Court No
features developed The counsel for the de-
fence moved to dismiss the proceedings in the davits
because offence made out to establish the sand
Burnham mock auctoneer, and that he authorized
TO sell as a clerk the name OF wynne Co The JUS
tce reserved his decision in the case.