The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-09
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

rER-An announcement OF Tho OF Gideon 0s,ran-
der appeared the HERALD of ghs 27.h ult, en- war;
rant " Justice Mansfield. upon complaint made BY
William H. Brown. q wharhnger on tho East nver,
which stated that osirander had wrongfuiy performed
the duties or harbor master in aud about 81.
East river, and in the habit daily OF Visiting aud
proving aoou the docks leased 10 the dep0neu g. r.
Bfownh aud under preenca - acting Tor the haroor
master OF the dstiic', demanding aud receiving
money from tue captains ana owners OF vessels
seeking berths, and has demanded aud received
on several OCCASIONS sums OF money, from So 10 $40
from persons under threats or not permitting
have berhs for ther boats: ana has rauduo nty col
ieced several hundreds u dollars i.om captains and
snpownefs ana others tfansactln' business at Ar.
Browns docks, &c. The accused demanded
animation, which was set down for yesterday. TIE
complainant, Mr. Brown, appeared with great crowd
oi witnesses proceed WITH csse bui no accused
desired turther postpoG-ment tuT9nsn his counsel
Nr Higgins The prosecution rem sarfed Dy M6s-rs
G. T. Noyes andJ 4. nsy, objected O. adInuroment,
stai,ng tney mad tment. witnesses peaenraad we're
anxious 10 10 on. Justice Mansfield nsaiiY GdJoacued
the over until Tomorrow, at ten A 81. M harbor
master OF tua dIstrcs which is alleged Tia. this
alleged offence OF Mr.. oslragder's took place SIR.
James Thompson. lie wa not present At tue exal.na.
ton.
Two FgLoSous ASSAULTS Martin Block, OF IA Rax,er
street. before Justice Hogan yesterday entered
complaint against Palr,cx nooney for iconicas as,
sault. IL IS alleged tina. Tho accused, arrested
by Officer Hsrche OF the xth precinct assaulted Binc
without pragucaton, with ra1r and iIilcte1 tern
b cash In his face, from 10 the ear sli,ius the
enr loones was he'd Ter tia IN deiau III - 900 bait
hiclaei Aurna Is private wa. Gilman ~ 9Adway, near
TOO etropoiiiaa Hute. Early yestes .unfnins he
was ~ mining one OF tho stores Ill the made and
hearing some ono knocs opened tho door. de found
Patrick McD0nough there, produced a knife and 1t
: alleged, saboei him 10 .ne h .ad On bang brought
before justice Hogan Tho prisoner said he had been
beaten aud Supposed lie was olng 10 the place l,r
sa taclion. he WAS locked up for trial at the General
sessions
ASSAULT THE sTRErr.-Par,ck Given and Martin
Gully werc arrested By officer Regain, OF the Twenty
seventh precinct and aragned before Justice Hogan
q ana a! ha.in NJ brnta
sau,ed aud stabbed Michael Harrington, OF l21s wash
gton street. VINO received ser Gus wounds IN the groin
and sdo They were locked up Tor examination. :
ALLEGED FUcmvE JusrIcE James Z. Atwood
arrested yesterday on a complaint OF James T.
Emerson, OF Trenton j. who appeared before Justice
Hogan at tho Tombs and made affidavit that Atwood
had, by false Representations 10 tho effect that he mad
hail interest IN The paent Tor securing cutters 10 rotary
ds KS obtained the Of $500 fro,a Complainant
as agent for the American Saw Company Of New Jer-
sey The prisoner was remandd 10 await the arrival OF
. requ slon
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL IN raIsos. "A young MAJ
samed Lyons, in the employ Inent OF tho government
yesterday arrested BY officer OF the Second pre-
cnct for alleged dsordey conduct in Grand street, in
that he obsructed tho public with Of the large
United states mail wagons When brought before JUS
tce mansfield Lyon CLAIMED tia: ne was government
Official and therefore. mol subject To arrest by local
autboriles Ascerainng mat ~ Mt yet twenty
one years Old tho magistrate speedily convinced him Of
his error as to exemption from arrest BY committing
MN 70 prison Tor future examination.
AN UNPRoFiTABLE ADMINISTRATIONS in the early
portion Of tho 1864 young man, having through
his industry and economy, together with his parents
assistance saved few thousand dollars desired to place
IL in some business whore he might realize profits
He not long in finding what he considered good
opening for his investment A gentleman doing an
importing business at No - Broad street, he says
offered TO take him in partner tho OF $4,000
Tue young whose name IL Joseph mers, thought
the opportunity TO invest good oae, and accordingly
paid the SIS, 600 in order that hs might be
partner IN the concern The gentleman 70 whom he
paid cash. and who represented himself as being in
the wine trade gives tho of Benjamin W. Pycock.
In order that The new partner might obtain OF
the business 1t suggested that he snoald enter
temporarily OF course. into the employment Of Mr.
Py ock suggestion which assenled 90 and Joseph
accordingly became an employee In the establishment
in which TO says he had bought partnership Later
in the year Joseph alleges that no accompanied
his employer tour to Washington Al tho time OF
his visit to that city he had with him The OF 500
In hi,es first ssuel, which no was induced TO
convert into nve.,wentiea These no vas regis.
tered in his name: but by
other they were made payable TO b.arei. When
they came from Washington Mr. Pycoek,
safe, where they remained uusll tho spring o!
the following year, when iEcy were removed Tor safe
keeping to tho bank ia which ne accused d business
Here they remained for some time. Al length com
panan feeling rather a',at hrs bonds, applied
No. 81 Exchange place. 10 know II he could see his
bonds Various excuses were given for not showing
length Joseph made inquiries which him TO mako a
charge that his money was obtained from him for the
purpose OF deIrauding him oil u. He accordingly ap-
peared before Justice Dodge and obtained warrant Tor
tho arrest Of Pycuck Yesterday the accused was
brought before Justice Lodwth, by whom no held
for examination In the sum Of s.. 500.
PARTY TnRgE "A colorcd woman, named Emma
King. arrested yesterday afternoon, charge OF
stealing cloak from William Clancy also coiored
resides No East Fourth II appears that about
ten days since CLANCY into the country leaving
the property In question behind and during his
the cloak stolen. coorod states she
the taIyrs shop where Emma 70 In order have
the cloak altered TO 1T her This testimony sufficient
for poor Emma's commiital Tor trial.
BURGLARY IN CANAL sTRgEr-nonday night last about;
hal-past eleven O'Clock, tho premises No. 35i Canal
street. occupied by Albert Mycr millinery establish
ment forcioly entered from the and n large
quantity Of goods attempted ba taken thefefrom
officer McGoin. OF the Eighth precinct, hearing the
cries of SWATCH" "murder,' repaired TO tho place
the cries and there discovered evidences
OF a hasty tight tn" part OF the burglar. II
thought that they got into the rear OF the premises
through alley leading from Wooster street, aud thea
the wall into the yard In ~ the store, which
they entered by Kicking out the panels OF the door.
They disturbed in ner nofarious und rssing bv
the cries OF next door nsshof who suspected
thing wrong from tho noisis which no heard. The
thieves dscampei tbs alarm betsy given, Law ny
bit and brace aud 5000 worth OF properly sstng
OF silks vovets &C. which they had ready 10 carry of
In the yard.