The New York herald., 1867-03-23
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

SURPRISE AND tAPrURE or BURGLAR --On Thurst
afternoon Mr.. Thomas OCounor OF IA State street,
sitting in his room, In which were clothing, money
other property valued At $780, when he heard some
attempting 70 open the front door with false kew.
arose from his chair, unfastened and opened the do
when he discovered man running down stairs
OConnor pursued and arrested the fugitive who pY
his name as Richard Abbott On searching the pri.or
Mr.. OConnor found number of skeleton keys !
other burgarious implements in his possession ON
bott in charge and yesterday be was arraigned bef
Justice DowiinR, who recognized the prisoner as one
the gang who broke into and robbed a store in Brs
street many years ago. The accused Was committed
trial in default Of $1,000 bail
DEADLY ASSAULT WITH CART RuEG-Shorly bef
ten o'clock on Thursday night Joshua Carr .
Daniel Holland, driver Of express wagon, me, on
corner Of Morris and West streets, where they had
dispute in relation to difficulty which occurred a
hours previous between Holland and friend OF Ca
They soon came 10 blows, and Holland, as charged ses
a cart rung, with which he struck Carr on the he
knocking him to the pavement IN state Of nscnsbili
He was taken up in that condition and convened
Bellevue Hospital, where the attending physician q
sdered him to be in very critical condition Carr u,
at IS Greenwich street. Holland was arrested by os
Hays Of the Twenty seventh precinct, and committed
prison TO await the result OF Carrs injuries.
ALLEGED BURGLARY Some short time since the ST
Of James Henry, 4s1 East Houston street, enter
by burglars who forced open the front door carr
away $40 worth of cloths cassimeres clothing
About the ramc time an officer OF the Eleventh prec
arrested an individual named William Syphus Under
cumstances that suggested his connection with sd
then undiscovered larcen y or burglary. he was wa
ing along the street carry ing vase, when somcth|
in hts manner exciting the officers suspicious he
preached him, observing which, he threw down
valse and tried to away when he was apprehendl
Upon arraignment subsequently, no claimant appear|
for the contents OF the valise, he was discharg|
headquarters 70 await Identification where was red
nized by Mr.. Henry as having been stolen from
Syphus was accordingly rearrested and now ackn
leges having been concerned in the burglary above
scrbed in company with one George Smith. YesteT
he was arraigned before Justice Shaudley at the II
Market Police Court, and committed 70 answer. Mos
the goods stolen from Mr. Henry have been recove
quantity having been found in room at No. l18 |
dridee street, IN the possession OF Emma Miller
Henry Moore, who were likewise arrested, and arc
held on charge Of receiving stolen goods.
ALLEGED FALSE PRErEScEs. Klng OF the
Of King Co., brokers, appeared before Justice DO
At the Second District Police Court yesterday, and
tered complaint against one julius Schultz char
him with defraudng his lKins's firm out Of 1856
appears from the complaint that Schultz called at X
ONCE on the 18th Of November last, and requested
vance ON some diamonds which, be said, were v
81, 600 In gold and that he wOnld return the none
vanced within three months, with bonus King
advanced $065 on the diamonds, and at the expratc
the three months requested schultz to pay, a
promised; but he refused to do so. Nessrs. King d
il is alleged, had ascerained in the meantime shs
diamonds were not worth moro than $500; and
charged, therefore, that the money was obtained
Schultz by means Of false and fraudulent pretens
Schultz was committed for examination.
PnaoNArISG AN OFFICER William n. Thomas,
wambold, was araigned before Justice Dodge. a
Second District Police Court, yesterday, charged
personaiing police ohacsr The complaint was
by Ofncer Tuthill Of the Eighth precinct who chs
that on New Years day Thomas came TO him in Br|
street and stated that he was detective officer
Newark, and that his brother was chief Of police a
place, and that he wanted the ofhcer TO assist h
making an arrest; that they then went to q hou
Brooms street. but Thomas could mot identify any
in the HOUSE. On the 2lst inst. Thomas Was arrest
Roundsman Williams on the charge OF again person
an officer, and that he had fastened on his vest q
ON which was inscribed Especial Deputy Sheriff. y IN
acknowledged his guilt, and was committed for tr
default of $500 bail