The New York herald., 1867-04-21
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

TWO sailors. named William Morgan and Bartholomew
French, recently from . foreign port, left their
boarding house 100 Cherry street, company with Will
liam Ryder who took them the porter house Of
Water and Oliver streets where Michael Feeny is
pioyed as barkeeper Liquor was freely given 70 the
seamen and eventually they became intoxicated and
while In that condition $72 In English gold coin
pocket and French was similarly relieved Of SOS in
gold and other money. Ryder was seen fumbng about
horsans pockets, after which he and Feeny left the
place together 0ncer Dorsey OF the Fourth precinct
subsequently, arrested Feeny and Ryder, and found in
their possession some gold and bills which Morgan
taken before Justice Downg yesterday afternoon and
committed to the Tombs for trial in default Of 81 600
bail each They both pleaded not guilty Ryder is a
Ireland.
THREArExNG sHoor DEPUTY SHERIFF John
c. Lys, Of the Deputy sherirs, and Charles Ham,
mond 1876 East Eleventh street. had slight alteration
in the vicinity Of Fulton market yesterday afternoon
during which Lyst. as charged drew pistol with which
he threatened to shoot Hammond Officer worden, OF
the Second precinct nterfered and arrested Lyst who
was taken 70 the Iombs, where justice Dowling held
him 10 bail in $500 TO before the Court OF Ses-
siona
BITTEN BY FERouoUs DoG.-Yesterday afternoon
Peter Farrell entered the premises Of Charles Hernknd
l25 Washington street, to sell quantity OF onions
when it is alleged Hernkiud ordered him out and
at the same time set ferocious dog upon him. The dog
caught Farrell by the breast tearing clothes and par
whittier he was pursued by officer Griffin and arrested
The prisoner was taken before Justice Bowling and held
TO bail TO answer charge Of assault and battery Far
reli, the complainant lives at No. S5 Sheriff street
CRUELTY TO HORSE james McKeon was yesterday
arrested by officer Reilly Of the Fifth precinct tho
charge OF cruelty In driving through the streets horse
which had two sores on his back beneath the saddle
Justice Downing held Reilly to bail In the Of $500
70 answer before the Court Of Special Sessions.
VAGRAST PocKErBooK DRoPPERs. Wilson, Al
and Natl nro,c hnrovc
Justice Bowling yesterday morning on the charge Of
being idle persons and vagrants having lawful en-
ployment visible means OF support The prisoners
are known pocketbook droppers, who hang about
North river piers watching their opportunity to swinde
verdant countrymen by means OF the drop game. Will
son, wheeler and Neil were committed TO the Tombs for
examination
VIOLATING THE Boar Law..Two young mon named
John Brown and John Cantron were yesterday ar
rested on board the ship Andrews, where they were
holding intercourse with persons board, In violation
OF law Officer Doyle, Of the Tweniyfourth precinct,
took the prisoners before Justice Downg who required
them to give bail to answer the charge before the Court
Of General Sessions
YOUTHFUL FoRexR-A young man, who gives his
name John A Nugent, yesterday brought before
Justice Dodge Of the Jefferson Market Police Court
forging and counereiting order In the Of Phil
bin Quinn upon the firm Of Hayden Gere Co., hard.
ware merchants. From the testimony adduced It ia
shown that Nugen who Is only nineteen years Of age
was in the employ Of the firm in whose the orders
were forged but had been discharged some months
since. Being hard up, he determined 10 make raise,
and choose the very dishonest mode of forging
on his former employers TO accomplish his purpose The
parties whom he presented ORDERS believing them
TO be genuine furnished the property consisting Of
number OF brass cooks, valued at $45, and which the
accused disposed OF to various parties for considerably
less money On being arragned before the Justice
acknowledged his guilt and gave such information led
to the recovery Of the property He committed in
default Of 81, 500 bail
ALLEGED LARCENY or DIAMONDS George Laursy.
driver OF Fifth stage arragned yesterday
at the Essex Market Police Court upon charge OF lar.
ceny, preferred against him by Ferdinand Zoybaum OF
No. 10 Maiden lane. The circumstances under which
the offence is alleged to have been committed thus
related by the complainant About eleven O'Clock A.
lady frisnd and her two children and nurse, cot
into Fifth avenue stage, driven by the
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perty pair Of diamond earrings cf the value Of 5000
had reached the Of Fulton street the complain.
ant got out and proceeded TO his place Of business
above. while the others continued on their way in the
Of afternoon Of the same day Mrs Zoybaum
called = ccmplananvs ofhcs and informed him
that she had LEFT the vase. containing the
accordingly ne went down 70 the ferry, IN order q
made inquiries respecting It This be aid Of the &C.
response 70 such replied thss ihs did nos know any.
thing about Damn bee while he confessed 10 recol
c0mpoInouS having n0oo0 Q0Wu toWn Win
him that morning. Information recently received nom
Mr. Cosse that Laursy had found tho bag and appfo-
priated s contents 70 his own the Of the
present arrest Justice Shandey held the accused for
oxaminat0n
TIE ATTACK on rm PRINCIPAL OF GRAMMAR scsooL
No a6.-Mr. A. D. Dubois upon whom m attack was
recently made he entering the school house in
Ninth street. at midday particulars Of which have been
published appeared before Justice Shandey yesterday
at the Essex Market Police Court and entered formal
complaint against the parties In custody. They wero
Afterwards committed, without bail, 10 answer 70
charge Of felonious assault and battery and robbery
VIOLATIONS OF THE EXCISE LAw.-Anthon Osten, No
S02 Washington street, and James Hayes. No 246 Ninth
avenue, were brought before Justice Dodge at tho
jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, charged with
violating the Excise law. They were both held 70
answer In tho sum Of $500
Sun FOR LIBn--In the matter Of the alleged libel
suit instituted by g. l. Fox against Frank Queen the
defendant appeared before Justice shandley, at the
Essex Market Police Court, yesterday and gave bonds
70 answer
CRUELTY TO AMxALs-- Michael Haggerty was anaigned
yesterday the Essex Market Police Court charged
above in setting a dog 70 worry COW in suffolk
street. Justice shandlsy held him In $500 70 answer
Matthew Ridden was held 10 answer In S100 BY JUS
tice Kelly for keeping alleged, two cows In stable
In East Fify.sx street, which In filthy condition.
and having the tied together BY the heads with
short ropes, TO prevent natural movement Of the
bodies thus obligng them TO keep their heads down In
constrained position, sid COWS being In diseased and
unhealthy state