The New York herald., 1867-04-27

ARREST ON SUSPICION or BuRGL ARY-About nine
O'Clock on Thursday evening Mr. James HEATH occupy
ing apartments the second floor Of premises No e4s
Third avenue, while engaged in his below heard
his wife scream for help and fastened up stairs TO
learn the cause. Al that moment two men ran down.
and jumping into cart standing in front Of the house
drove rapidly away before the police could them
On making an examination II was found that door
leading into one OF Mrs Heaths rooms had been forced
with . jimmy or other burgarious implement and
robbed OF small amount Of property While examining
the rooms, young man. giving his name as William
Ryan, was seen TO down stairs, and after lively
chase, officer OF the Nineteenth precinct arrested him
suspicion OF being concerned the burglary Ryan
denied his guilt and contcnded that he pursuing the
ugl.ives with the view OF arrestng them This stase.
prisoner to the station house. About block distant
from Mr. Heath's house, in the direction taken by The
Ryan arraigned before Justice Hogan Tombs
yesterday morning and committed for examination
CHARGE OF BrGAMY-Ka,harina Rosenbaum, a Ger.
woman, 40 years Of age, living at No 90 Laurens
street. yesterday arrested by Roundsman Croker Of
the Tonbs Police, the charge OF bgamy preferred
against her by Plus Rable residing the city OF Erie,
Erie county, Pennsylvania In his affidavit Plus sets
forth that the Sth day OF May last he married to
the prisoner in the city Of Erie by f. Camphausen,
justice Of the peace, since which time he has learned
that she then had another husband living Dedrick
Rosenbaum of AIS East Twenty third street. deposed
having been married to the prisoner in the month Of
October, 1882 by Catholic clergyman named Grove or
Crowey, at his he cergyman's house in broome street,
this CITY, and lived with her till the goth OF june 1862
when she left him. after which no saw more OF her
up the time OF the arrost Justice Hogan committed
Katharine to the Tombs Tor trial in default OF 1000 bail
CuRIoUs CASE OF ALLEGED KIDNAPPING "A woman
named Ann Rice was arraigned yesterday at the Essex
Market Police Court upon complaint Of Peter Jones' 125
Division street, who made the following statement Being
informed that infant grandchd or his, aged two
years, Mary Jane Finley infant child OF his daughter
Eliza deceased had been seized in the street and was
being carried away by strange woman, he started in
pursuit. and overlook Ann Rice at the corner OF Rutgers
and Division streets, about a block from his, COM
palnants, residence, with said child DIN ~ @ her arm.
Ann claimed II as her own; whereupon con-
painant procured tho assistance OF an officer
OF the Seventh precinct, and her la ody she
then asserted that the child belonged friend or hers
and mad been entrusted her to Mr. Jones fur
her stated that the mother Of TINS child. his daughter
died some eighteen months ago. since which time tho
child has resided with, and been wholly cared ior ny
him. her father James Finley also residing witt him,
that he Ann Rice before, and that shs
authorized by any TO take the child she hal DONE
wherefore no charged her with an attempt to kidnap
Justice Mansfield committed Ann TO answer.
A JUVENILE BURGLAR. william Burns, aged eleven
years. arraigned yesterday at the Essex Marko,
Police Court charged with having, during the afternoon
OF april 13, effected burglarious entry through tho
basement window into the church belonging to the
Methodist Episcopal congregation Nos 81 and so Ator
nickel coin belonging to the Sunday school Burns ad
miited having received portion OF the money. Justice
Mansfield held him TO answer IN II, 600.
ALLEGED LARcENY.-John Folwell boarder at tho
Sherman House, retired usual last Saturday
night Having quantity OF money ($52l) about him,
he for safe keeping placed inside his drawers During
the night worked out and not until the afternoon Of
the following day did he discover his money miss
ing On his return homo he went Instantly 10 his
room, found his bed had been already made up, and
after search, found the package lacking $1O laid
in bureau drawer. From the fact that lad
cess to tho room but the cham mbermaid Kate Brown,
and that she Acknowledges having dressed the bed hs
preferred charge OF larceny for the missing
money before Justice Ledwth, the Jefferson Market
Police Court who committed her for trial
ALLEGED BURGLARY On tho night of the 22d one
OF the officers of the Eighteenth precinct his beat
in First avenue he observed carriage coming through
Nineteenth street, and shortly af,erward two men
come from the hallway Of No. 315 First BE.
lieving that there something wrong he commenced
a search and found named John Tierney secroted
in the hall Of the before mentioned premises. On fur
ther investigation he discovered that cellar had been
opened and the floor and ceiling cut through, thus CIV
ing to the In the cellar found fve
chests and bags of tea in all valued $780, From
tho facts above related the proprietor Of the premises
Philip Stiner charges John Terney aud accomplce with
having, the night in question: burglarously entered
his and attempted TO steal tho before mentioned
property. On hearing the complaint Justice Ledwith,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court committed the
cused without bail 10 answer.