The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-16

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Tn sAn OLD srosY misunderstanding - enc
Of Ne hird avenue couple sf 6ays snes. Solo
mon Morris states that he had hs pockets relieved Of
the sum Of sa Louis Korpsr another traveller By the
sams route complains that he also was vctimissd the
amount Of So The thing done In the usual way
Standing on the 'front.' platform, Mr.. Korpss suddenly
missed his pocketbook informed Mr. Morris u his loss
when that gentleman also discovered that he like.
wise loser. About the same time three youDg men
them and seized hold Of the one they sas-
pected Of taking their pocketbooks: One Of the
prisoner ssc.ped cssE an oo.r the nan who ntsr
ssted himself much in the welfare Of the chap who
escaped and who was also on the cars q the time the
ROBBERY 70 said to have taken place, was put under
arrest Subsequently the other maa was arrested and
yesterday both brought before Justice Lsdwth and
complaint made against them In accordance With the
foregoing facts The accused gave the names Of George
stewart and John Roache. They were held 10 answer
without bail
Jones street. appeared before Justice Lsdwith ser
day and preferred charge against Andrew McDsnos',
who il charged with stealing from the possession Of
complainant leopard robe horse blanket and harness.
worth in all about $94. From information which COM
plainant received from who told him that George
the arrest of the accused who committed for trial
by Justice Ledwith in default OF bail
The SILK STOLEN FROM PlER lS.-Franklin Allen, Of
No 257 West Twenty third street, yesterday preferred
charge against David Carver and Patrick Stewart both
Of whom arrested by Detective Barker OF the Fiji
teenth precinct suspicion OF having stolen Of
silk valued 1t IS, 500 from pier 43 North river The
full particulars OF the arrest have already been pub
shed in the HEasLD. Mr. Allen identities the property
found by the officers ~ . portion or that missing.
Justice Ledwith decided holding the prisoners for
examination.
MARRIED TOO MucE.-A came up before Justice
Ledwith At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
in which Frenchmsn named Peter Candezs, his reputed
julia the principal partisa The night previous
Juliana the first lady upon whom Peter Is said have
bestowed his attentions, called the Eighth precinct
station house and Obtained the services OF Detective
where Peter was employed as a waiter to arrest
him on q complaint Of bgamy. Arriving a. the
establishment where Peter was at work. the thought
OF her wrongs preyed upon the mind OF Julana
that she would have instantly consigned the little
Frenchman 10 shat bourne from whence traveller
returns but for the Interference OF the oficer, who
seized hold of the inturated disarmed her
OF mrrderous looking dirk knife about inches long
Both parties then taken TO the station house. and
yesterday were brought up in court The second iady
hearing Of her husbands arrest also put in appear
ance in court and theTe learned tor the first me the
perfdy or the man she swore to love- honor and obey.
She Is quiet modest and respectable Irish girl and has
only been IN the country few months she made the
was employed domestic and he rs . waiter. They
have been only married about three weeks. The poor
girl seemed TO feel tho unpleasant situation she was
placed in, and she Is determined 70 punish him.
Justice Ledwith committed the accused without ball.
although he says no married bit once
complaint was made by the officer against the first wife
for carrying concealed weapons, and she too lock-
ed UP. Thus matters rest Tor Inc present.
ALLEGED ExBEzzrExExr--David Jones, carrying on
the business OF brewer 1ss Sixth street, charged his
clerk and collector, James Adams residing 672 Second
svenue, with grand larceny. Tho complainant deposed
that the said Adams had collected and Appropriated
his own use certain moneys OF his Jones from various
parties between tho months OF April and August in the
present year. amounting IN the aggregate TO the sum Of
rlA nvfCo I'm nof nhar0
committed to the General Sessions answer by Justice
snandIsy. Of the Essex Market Police Court.
smnT RoBsERy-George Davis charged with steal
ing shirt OF the value Of 81 from the OF Mary
shanks 80 Bowcry. The complainant deposed that she
saw George deliberately take the shirt which was hang.
ing up in front Of tho store and haud il TO accom-
pce. The alleged cuipr: was committed by Justice
Shandley the Special sessions TO the charge
Of petit larceny
ALLEGED SHOCKING CRUELTY ANNALS Edward Cos
telo proprietor Of slaughter house at No 3oi East
Twelfth street, Wa brought before Justice MsnsGeld
yesterday, for having, alleged BY oicer Of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals caused
on the 18th nst the muation OF two by dismcm-
berng their hoofs and legs, thereby causing them
great OF suffering. Mr.. Henry Bersh, through
the medium of letter, expressed the wish
IN his usual impartial spirit and hold him to
bail to answer the charge. Mr. Costelo's de-
fence that the animals were Dnlls OF nature
wild he could not restrain them from breaking into
the street without ma ming them as described He did
consider it cruelty, in The true acccption OF the
term as he Immediately afterwards killed them He
admitted 10 bail u the sum OF 5000 10 answer the
charge the Court OF Spec al Sessions on the 25th INST