The New York herald., 1867-07-18
POLICE INTELLIGENcE.


rm FWru PsrcNcr Arrsxr1xo SHOOTING cAsx.-om.
stephen ". Smith, late Of the Fifth precinct police
who committed by Justice Downing q charge OF
having drawn o revolver on roundsman Dcshays OF tho
precinct admitted 10 bail In the OF 81 900
Yesterday si.srnSSo' BY Justice Hogan County Clerk
place Deshays has been promoted TO the office OF sergeant
by the Commissioners
THEFT CLOTHING FROM A SoHooyKR Patrick Con-
roy, Pa rick McDermott, James somers and Thomas
White arrested by officer Oates, Of the Fourth
precinct and brought before Justice Hogan yesterday
afternoon at the Tombs, charged with the theft OF
coats valued at $780, the property OF George Lock.
hart from board the schooner Tigrcss the night
OF the 10th inst Oates states that he all the
prisoners together in Dover street, and Afterwards
White With the coats board the schooner while the
river. The officer found o pistol close by the SPOT
whore they were standing and dirk knife the per-
son OF somer. Tn: prisoners we're committed for trial
at the General Sessions
PlcKrocKErs on FKRev BoAr.--Two young women.
named Johanna Kehoe and Eliza Kelly who represented
themselves sesmsresscs travelling for the benefit Of
their health brought before Justice Hogan at the
Iombs yesterday afternoon. charged with the theft Of
person OF Mr Julia Dina of No Sc West Baltic street
Brooklyn. while the latter was crossing TO Brooklyn by
the Wall street Jerry They wore committed for exam-
nation 70 the 10 h instant
GRAND LARcsvY.-At the Tomb's Police Court yester-
day afternoon a man named William A. Ennels was
arraigned custody OF Officer trth OF the Firs, pre-
cinci, charged with the thef OF vawi boat valued
s56 the property OF John T. Steele OF the schooner
Charles Balls. lying At pier 10 Fast river. He
held for trial at the General Sessions
MARRIAGES CmLpRgN-A CrRiors C,sE.-At the
Tombs Police Court yesterday afternoon girl about SIX
teen years Of age, giving her name as Mary Eltare
Kehoe appeared before Justice Hogan with boy about
1fteen years Old named Henry Hartung residing with
requested his opinion to the right OF the boys mother
TO take him away after they had been married ty the
Rev. Frederick Siii, OF st Ambrose church. She said
that after they had returned from church mother
broke in their festivities aud carried the husband
home Justice Hogan said as thcy were married they
ssunder.
AlLEGso HiaHwAv RoHsERr.--Edward Beinkampen
No 20 Mercer street, appeared before Justice Dodge
yesterday and entered a complaint against Frederick
Jacobs who he alleges robbed him OF $2T. Tho com
plant forth that Jacobs and three other men,
present unknown met depouent Rose street on the
morning Of the 17th inst, that they set upon him and
knocked him down and then robbed him OF his money
Jacobs arrested by detective Glynn OF the Eighth
precinct and brought into court yesterday The ac-
oased acknowledges having struck complainant bat de-
Hs s' was %s Committed @ 10 defsa, Of $1,000 ball wv
Tss LrESrHAL CAss.--A formal complaint OF forgery
was tried to-day 10 this before Justice Dodge.
against John Llientha and Alexander Lchtensten. The
complalnapt's name Was Edward J. Hamilton, No. $50
West street The facts upon which the complaint
I,en,bs, was held IN the sum Of as ooO and
has not yet been arrested
THE CanD STEALING CAsg-DEcrsroS Jusricx
DoposJustice Dodge. a, the jefferson Market Police
Court rendered the following decision in the matter Of
Maria smith Desmond agsins, Eliza or LIVE Maynard
and Ralph Archibald. charged with tho abduc.
ton Of the child OF the complainant Prom a
careful review OF the testimony In this case 4
canpo, ind that the defendants have rendered
themselves amcnable 10 criminal statute. Passing
the conduct OF those engaged in this nefarious ansAc:
ton aud confnng myself the legal aspects OF the
case, nnd that the testimony OF the complainant 10
thoroughly mpeachcd, and that thu child given up
arrangement or agreement for a confederation Two
witnesses swear positively 10 this agreement aud
six others swear M positively that complainant ad-
mitted them. severaly that she had freely and vol.
ransemsnt with her, and received from him sum Of
money therefor. The complainant ts equally contra.
d,cled Ia relation 10 the alleged rcatment o. her BY
Mrs Maynard ell the witnesses who presep ans
tentve and KIND TO her Under this facts have
come 10 the conclusion that the evidence this case as
shown upon the examination s deemed TO be insufficient
and that the prisoners must be discharged from Gus
motion Of DEFENDANTS counsel 10 dismiss the case and
discharge the accused is therefore granted.
pASesR on FmEARxs ~ TIE HANDS OF Bors.--Jus-
tice Dodge received . communication yesterday from
the surgeon Of the Jews Hospital conveying the inror-
nation that the wemsn Margaret Schroeder, who was
hroeh there on the "a OF july severely injured from
tue effects OF the discharge OF cannon, Cred by t~o
BOYS named Charles and Henry sursdcrf IS out Of mme-
tireIy dssroyed and the left eve injured TO such
tent that hopes entertained Of s ever recovering
The mag strste therefore, referred those interested In
the boys 70 the District Attorney. the papers In the
having been sent down some time since.