The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ANOTHER DIAMOND ROBBERY. -George p. Knapp, re-
siding at No. West Twenty eighth street, appeared be-
fore Justice shandey yesterday and entered complaint
against Daniel McNuIty, charging him with stealing
quantity Of diamond jewelry, valued ut S. 000 Accord.
ing to the statement Of complainant. the property has
been missed some time and notwithstanding that the
case had been placed in the hands OF the detec-
the recovery Of the property, NO traces of it
could be found, until young who gives his name
McNuity articles OF jewelry sweng to the
description OF those lost Upon this information Daniel
was arrested He was dressed like o hard working
laborer whom brought into court yesterday The case
10 rather singular one to say the least Of IT, when is
TAKEN in'o Una, the Detectives gave Is up
for McNulty's house and committed the accused for
examination
intended to take the steamer for Europe and while
making inquiries regarding the passage he was
met by obcjng young OF rather rough exterior
who volunteered to post him in matters relating So
curing his berth In order to trouble he gave this
$40 to secure the necessary accommodations for
the passage but instead OF peorning this duty the
obliging character made himself with Peters
money IN his possession Subsequently ne TO light
Justice Dodge and comp,int made againt him he was
commit cd for trial. He gives his name as Peter Keaey.
ALLEGED FoRexRY.-0n Thursday last II is charged
that giving hrs George Hudson called q
Scymours hardware store iu Chatham street. and pre-.
scented order purportins TO have come from John
Matthew'S for 4. d. Duncan for quantity of hardware
goods OF the value OF S43 be delivered bearer
OF the order The clerk, having doubt as TO the
validity OF the document refused 10 deliver the goods
and stated that the porter would DO with them
which followed out when it disoov cred
that the order was aforgery Subsequently Hudson
arrested and charged with the offence before Justice
Dodge. who committed him for trial.
SLEEP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES Henry vanaerscbuep.
OF No. SO Park street. states that the 18th inst ne
stretched himself a couple OF chairs to take wink
Of Sleep" and while 10 this position be was awoke BY
some person going through him." Jumping to his
feet, he saw man standing by his side, who, per-
ceivDg complainant awake, made for the door and
escaped Examining his pockets Henry discovered that
his watch aud some money! in all amounting 10 the
valur OF $40, we're taken iher.from SubseJu sntlv
seeing the in the street. he had him arrested and
charged with tue theft before Justice Dodge Yesterday
Pho accused gives the OF Lewis Barrett aud SAYS
he is a shoemaker. He was held to tue char 20
LARCENY OF A SURVEYING INSTRUMENT "A boy OF about
sixteen years Of yesterday brought before Jus
tce Dodge At the Jefferson Market Police Court on
charge Of having stolen surveying instrument, worth
500, from Joseph G. Fox No is Cooper Institute In
extenuation OF the act the poor little fellow pleaded
that both he and his mother 10 starving condi-
ton. and he took the article order sell It. he
might buy some food. He committed TO answer
ALLEGED BuRcrARr.-A few nights since the house Of
John 3. Biatchford No. 20 West Twelfth street. was
entered by a colored named Charles Evans, with
the Intention, as alleged, OF sealing quantity Of
ing apparel. The burglary effected by breaking
pane Of glass in the front door aud then drawing back
the bolt As soon as Charles got safely In he happened
10 make noise which invoke one OF the servants who
seized the intruder and the alarm which caused
tho arrest OF the man. lie brought before Justice
Dodge yesterday on charge Of burglary. He acknowt
edges having entered the house. but has hnz further
70 say. He vas committed for trial ~ the Court OF
special Sessions
ExrERIrScks ov Presto Observation-Disclosures
Eagisson No IS East Fourth street. DESTROYS Of enjoy
ins himself for day, went he states picnic up
the river far Pleasant Valley He had In his pos
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81 the time namely, . aud . pair OF kid gloves
valued s45 These articles hc charges were stolen
By man named Jonn Mclaughlin, who, 10 II alleged
had the pawn tickets OF the articles when arrested,
Justice Dodge, before whom ne vas brough. to-day
the chars OF then, committed him Tor trial.
ALLEGED L,RcESr wArcH.--Joseph A. Hart, No
l5s Prince street, preferred charge against a man
named John Hyne yesterday before Justice Dodge 10
which he accused him OF stealing . gold watch and
chain, valued al t12b Compa nant alleges thai be mad
the property wrapped up in paper in his coat pocket
After going into store at the corner OF Clark and
spring streets he observed Hyne standing beside him
and feeling pull at his pockets he put his hand in aud
Ds%sa % s 'ia,s ss
property Hu states he is not guilty. ba, Was held tor
wirr AsASDoyursr. -Georgs W. Chandler was
rested sod brought before Justice Dodge yesterday
charge Of abandonment His wife, Mrs. Maria r Chan
der who prefers the charge Is . most am,able isdy
ssd belongs TO Of the na families Of Philadelpha
The accused Is . clergy mans son, 10 an aetsr By
profession, and plays under the Of Garrison ne
gvee ~ his reason for abandonment that complainant
not hs wife he having received decres OF dwofce
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ind ana Justice
Dodge required him 10 nnd surety for the payment
30 per week for the support Of his vie ana Mo en.
down for Wednesday merit.
Dpcrrs ~ rms Poucr About haif-past ten o'clock
last evening Captain Carney and ssrsssnss Ferris and
ysld accompanied BY detective Barker AID section Of
men Of the Fifteenth precinct in psrsuance Of war
rem, issued By ysssics Dodge, made descent upon