The New York herald., 1867-03-20
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

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THE NASSAU STREET GAMBLERS IN CouRr Yesterday
morning the sporting gentlemen arrested late Monday
afternoon By Sergeant wade Of the Second precinct
assisted by several officers Of the force aragned
before Justice Bowling at the Tombs. The Sergeant
made complaints against Charles b. Cuyer Francis
Campbell He found Cuyler dealing cards game Of
faro, which he discovered in fun blast in the front
the second floor OF promises lO2 Nassau street.
At this game Campbell was acting as cue keeper On
both Cuyler Campbell to bail in 81 900 each for
animation The other parties arrested in the premises
1t did not appear before the magistrate who was pro-
prfetor or keeper OF the gambling room.
THE DrsoRpERLy Brokers Abbott Austin and Sigis-
mund Lchtensadcr, the brokers who became involved
in quarrel in Now street Monday afterno on, during
which Litchtensader pushed through glass door
and severely cut previously reported in the Herald
were yesterday brought before Justice Bowling. Cap
tain Warow, Of the First precinct made complaint Of
dsordery conduct against the brokers' and the magis
trate fined them $40 each, which they promptly paid
and left the court.
CRugLTY HORSES. Officer McCaGerty, OF the Sixth
precinct yesterday arrested Frank wanzer, driver ofa
pair Of horses alta ched TO truck charge Of cru
city, The horses, which attached to truck loaded
with eight barrels OF syrup, each weighing about six
hundred pounds were unable to the load through
Chambers street, and ii is charged that the effort of the
driver compel the horses to draw the load cruel
Justice Bowling required the accused to find bail TO
answer the complaint.
THE FORGED LIT TER SwrxDLE--An examination
had yesterday afternoon before Justice Hogan, at the
Tombs in the of Beake, alias Jerome Law
renee the young arrested Saturday last charged
with obtaining money by of forged letter. Mr.
Ambrose c. Kingsand Jr, of 55 Broad street. deposed
that about the 25h ut the prisoner called at his
place Of business and presented letter purporting to
have been written by the Rev James Mllet rector OF
the Church OF Holy Martyrs, living at 100 Second
avenue. Tho letter set forth that James Beake
had been connected with the reverend gentlcmans
church previous to engaging In the war and was
a person worthy the sssympathy of those Christian
and benevolent persons whom God has blessed with
means Mr.. Kingsland believing the letter to be genu
inc gave tho prisoner $0 but subseque ny learned that
the letter forgery. James Alet Jr., OF 100 Sec
ond avenue testified that the signature Of his father to
the letter in question is forgery. On this testimony
the magistrate committed Beake alias Lawrence. to the
Tombs for trial. In default Of $1,000 bail The accused
is twenty four years OF age native Of this State but
resident Of the city and has occupation He pleaded
guilty TO the charge preferred against him. Several
other persons have been defrauded In similar manner
by Lawrence but as yet they have declined to appear
and prosecute him.
THE TALoas STRIKE The case of the members of
he Tailors' Protective Union who charged with
Interfering with workmen employed iu tailoring ostab
shment up town. who were working at reduced wage g,
was up again for examination yesterday before Justice
Dodge at Jefferson Market Police Court Several wit
nesses were examined, but no new or important facts
bearing the elected and tho hearing was
further adjourned until two o'clock this afternoon.
STEALING TME-WlIiam m Nolan went into the saloon
Of Thomas Butler at No West Hous ton street, Mon
day evening" and cooy displacing large cl ock from its
hangings attempted to walk or with it. Mr. Butler,
thinking the joke rather -timed detained Mr. Nolan
and procuring the assistance of officer had him
rested and produced at Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday morning, whence Justice Dodge commi tied
him for trial.
STEALING PARCELS FROM CARRIAGES. Rec, Of No.
West Thirtyninth street, appeared before Justice
Dodge the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
and entered complaint against John King, who was
caught while attempting TO steal parcel from the car
rage, which standing in front OF Stewards up town
store. John committed for trial on the charge In
| default OF $500 bail.
i ALLEGED FhLoNIoUs AssAuIr.-Bernard ONeil was
aragned yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court,
charged with having during alteration between him
self and Stephen G. Baker the previous night stabbed
Baker with knife. He temporarily committed by
Justice Shsndley to await tho result of the injuries in
nicted.