The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

Axorxin Excm DuruRaAxcs-OvrrczRs ASSAULTED
Oncsrs De Clus and SHELTON despatched between
nvs and six O'Clock Sunday evening BY the Captain
OF the Forty precinct 10 arrest John Bssnasr,
Tho proprietor Of the liquor store Of Flushing
and Clsrmont avenues, John being charged with vo-
iang section IL Of the Excise code BY selling liquor
Sunday. On arriving and obtaining entrance TO tho
baoom the oosss found twenty twenty 1--WE persons
thers, and brisk business going An attempts was
made to arrest the proprietor but the latter showed
fight and resisted the Efforts Of the policemen TO
iaks him into sustody: The party anxious to render
assistance 70 their "hos took hand IN, and hustled
the onicsrs round 10 no very gentle manner The club
was wreuchcd nom one Of the officers. and with II and
billet Of wood used by ono Of the rioters they bclabored
ON the shoulder and otherwise injured while Shelton
had two fingers broken In tho nellie and both officers
threatening to use them II further moIcstsd Rein
forcemens sent from the station house a. soon ss
the disturbances became known but the crowd had dis
persed when they arrived on the scene Brennan, who
made good his escape at the time subsequently,
rested ey rcundsm1n smith and locked up Tho accused
was taken before Justice orehouse yesterday and his
examination was set down for Thursday next.
BURGLAR COMMITTED FOR TRAL-Charles Jones,
young man nineteen years Of age was yesterday
ragncd before Justice Walter charged with breaking
into and robbng the cigar OF Daniel Jenkins $40
Grand street f. D., saturday afternoon last He
pleaded guilty, having been caught the act and
committed 10 The county jail TO answer before the Grand
jury ON his voluntary examination Jones stated that
ne resided NJ NO. 4t East Twenty fourth street, New
York, and % BY occupation bricklsyer.
TIE MISUNDERSTANDING TO the report OF DR.. J.
Cressen Stiles Of the Bureau OF Vital statistics there
/ were 15s deaths in Brooklyn during the week ending
Saturday, May T. OF this number ~ were men, ~ NO.
men, 10 boys and ~ girls Al infants under one
year, while three we're persons eighty years.
MYSTERIOUS DISCOVERY lin q small box on The roof
OF house, No % Joralemon street, number OF human
bones were found yesterday afternoon. The bones
tied together with cord and had the appearance OF
having been but recently stripped Of the flesh They
were e,oenuy tnose 81 q grown person. The occupant
OF the house. Mr. Hugh Roddv caused their removal 10
the precinct station house. from whence they
we're taken 70 the dead house II very singular dis.
covery, and no one for their presence the
place indicated, unlsss indeed should prove 70 have
been the trick OF some young surgeon
AyornR DIsrIIIny sunp. Inspector BAvrows res
ssrday seirsd the dssry Of Arthur QUINN in strykcr's
alley. The officer reported that In the month Of April
Quinn had /" mashed, 1000 gallons OF molasses, a.
snown oy ms pook had placed In bond but three small
barrels o. spirits and had hand when the seizure
MADE only eighy gallons OF spirits In the cisterns.
DsHoSKTr-A domestic In the family Of Mr.. Davis,
No 2sl Fulton street named Ellen Clearly arrested
yesterday on the complaint Of her employer who
cusss her Of having stolen lfy dollar grcsnback from
him on the evening previous The money was found In
the possession OF Ellen by officer Frost who made the
arrest she was examined before Justice Buckley and
held 70 await The action OF the Grand Jury.