The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-09

POLlCE INTELLIGENCE.
< BURGLARY IN FulIos STREET Thomas Cain and Mar
tin AcDermo newsboys seventeen and eighteen years
OF age were yesterday brought before Justice Hogan by
an oiicer OF the Second precinct charge Of bur-
say II s alleged that on the night Of the I'd inst the
prisoners concealed themselves in the cellar OF the Bel
mont Hotel. No 1873 Fulton street, when being dis
covered oy Mary Mcbride they up stairs and crawed
out Of signt The next morning the cellar door was
money was missing from up stairs After the arrests
were made Mary WAS confronted with the prisoners and
the cellar Of the Belmont Hotel Justice Hogan com
med the accused parties the T0mbs for trial in de-
fault OF 81, 600 bail each
ARREST OF An ALLEGED HIcHwAYxAs.-At late hour
ON Tuesday night Robert Mckinley, in passing through
Oak street, on his way home, was, it is alleged, as
sauiied by man named James Brady, and was struck
in the face and Knocked down. While Mckinley was
PROSTATE on the pavement Brady as charged forcbly
rined his pockets u watch valued at $50 and other
articles with which he escaped Mckinley, who lives
az No. 81 Oak street. cried for help when an officer Of
in whose possession he found the watch stoan ir hs
victim. Yesterday morning Brady was taken before
Justice Hogan and committed TO the Tombs for trial,
bail being refused Brady 10 forty Of age born in
Ireland, lives In Buffalo, and saiior He pretends 10
know nothing concerning the robbery.
THs Bosus Detective CAsE.--In the case Of Charles
Rling claiming to be . detective employed in Office
at No 6s Broadway, who arrested Tuesday after
noon, examination had yesterday before Justice
Hogan. David Jacobson. Of 70 Division street, deposed
that the 18th Of December last he was waited upon
by Killing in South street, whore he Jacobson) SELL
ing cigars and asked II he had license sell cigars
Jacobson replied in the negative whereupon the prisoner
the same time OK Exhibiting shield which he had on his
breast Killing then compelled Jacobson to accompany
him to the corner Of Fulton and Nassau Streets whore
q m M nurh uunn ha had and WA In
reply, 1.-Two dolaFs" The accused then told jacobson
he would give him the dollars he would discharge
more that being the amount due for q license TO sell
cigars jacobson paid the defendant dollars for which
no gave receipt in the name Of Charles Rker and saw
nothing more Of him until Tuesday last, when Killing
again called him and was arrested by officer Miller OF
the Second precinct Jacobson further charges that the
defendant Is neither officer internal de-
tectve and that all the representations made by
him false and untrue and made with tho intent to
cheat and deiraad Killing who is twenty five years Of
says he WAS employed piper' and TO do other bush
ness at the Office in Broadway William Asher No. 1853
and Lossa Lazarus No Hester street, appeared as wit
against the prisoner, he having they allege,
attempted TO obtain money from them.
ALLEGED THEFT AND FLIGHT TO EURorx.-In October
last Henry Emmler Prussian twenysix years Of age,
was in the employ or his uncle, Mr. Henry Zimmer,
doing business at No. % Third avenue. During the
latter part that month, according the representa-
toub iunuc ~ Aihnot No sAtonkou WIN "hO ~
90 Europe to buy goods and gave her 600 in cash
with which to make the purchases 1t is alleged that
on the 27th OF the month Emmler stole 600 in legal
Europe in the steamer with Mrs thinner or soon
afterwards Il s stated that the lady and Emmier
were together IN different part: Of the old conn-
peared in New York, which fact becoming known
ps Wa % s
the Bowery By Ocsr Of the sixth precinct who took
him into custody. The prisoner was subsequently ar
ZImmer appeared and made an afhdavit 10 which no
charged him with the theft or 1000 in Treasury notes
Otto zmmeT relative Of the complainant also testified
that Emmler confessed TO him that he had taken tho
money charged In the complaint The accused, how
ever, denied his guilt, and demanded an examination,
which will be granted. In the meantime Justice Hogan
committed him To the Tombs II was rumored when all
the parties in court that Emmer had obtained pos
band and bought rssl estate with il old country
Another rumor gained credonce that he (Emmer) had
purchased goods with the money and brought them
New York for the purpose or going into business on hi
own account
TIE BLAcxwKLI's ISLAND CAsE.-The examination o.
Henderson, the Blsckwe's Island orderly, with who's
case the public is already we'll acQuaioted, aga
postponed BY Justice Dodge at tho Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday Tho possponement was owini
the unwillingness OF the junior 20 60 With the
Assistant District Attorney Cunning Bedford appeared
for the people. The further examination in the will
take place tomorrow at twelve o'clock.
LARCENY AVID SHOOTING. Edward Drscol the man
who shot by officer Mckinney, OF the Eleventh pre-
cinct Tuesday evening, by whom, IL 10 alleged, he
detected tho act Of stealing tub OF butter and
shot when he sought TO escape was brought before JUS
tice Mansfield yesterday morning and held 70 answer
He bat very slightly injured
AILEcEp SwisDLNc.--John II. scholl arraigned
yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court upon
charge Of Obtaining money under false pretences pre-
fered against him by Conrad Block Il appears from
Blocks statement that time in February last b,
engaged himself Ms clerk the defendant an inranc
agent nj a salary or $50 per month. and deposited will
him the sum OF 5000 security for the faithful per
Torrance Of his duties for which receipt gver
him. Recently upon leaving his employ, Scholl. IL Il
alleged refused 10 the $500 Block, hence thes
proceedings Justice Mansfield committed scholl To-
examination.