The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-25
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

TnE PERPrExirEs OF MARRIED LIyE-Marietta Kehoe
IL young and sprightiy damse over whose youthful
head the sans OF sixteen summers scarcely have
passed Added to not altogether uua.ractive appear
ance Marietta IL well provided with woman's most
effective weapons tongue The story of this girl is
eventful one. Married when she was only thirteen
years Of age 10 man who has already distinguished
himself as a bounty jumper, and OF whose present
70 have not the most remote idea she has for nearly
thrce years depended upon her own resources for
q living short time since chance thrsw
Master william Henry Hartung in her path
William Henry Is "only sixteen years old' and Ma
rietta's appearance made most ndelIbIe impression
upon his youthful heart To him sshe was lovely az q
rose' and was just the girl for him. and although his
old woman was agoing back II he didn't keep away from
his GAL" he resolved to make her his own. One fine
evening last week IL resolved between them
that they would go and get married Accordingly they
waited. Is SAID upon Rev. Mr. sll, who resides IN
visit known The Clergyman refused account OF tho
youthfuness Of the COUPLE and told them they should
bring their parents This seemed to perplex them for
moment. They both went out and not long in
hunting up two accommodating individuals named Kste
Lawler and George Robinson who for consideration,
willing 60 father this promising couple Return
ing to tho minister's house they introduced their parents
and the two were made one. Now commenced the
troubles OF their married lifs William Henry ahsented
himself from home and his parents suspeciDg that this
girl was some way implicated H. informed the police
the Fifteenth precinct while duty, had two girls
brought before him. OF whom proved Marietta.
FROM neF ne OBTAINED which led 10 the
ing OF tho boy The youthful couple were brought into
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday Marietta beng
Charged with soliciting mon in the Streets which she
denies. The mother OF 81 the boy" Marietta terms
her husband, because, she says, his old woman
calls her &C. the girl,' was in Court and attempted
TO mako out OF bigamy against her in
law. young fireman OF the name of George Bennett
the name Of her alleged former husband, brought
into court on the supposition that he the first hus
band Of this timid Marietta. The young man saws that
he to his knowledge the girl before and thus
for the present the bgamy charge falls to the ground
Justice Dodge. however, decided to hold her and sent
"the boy" William Henry TO the House of Detention.
CAUGHT IN sSARr.-A night or two ago officer Nc
Connel OF tho Twentieth precinct discovered two
pcous looking follows lurking around in tho neghbor.
hood OF sos West Thirysxth street. After time he
saw that they entered the house. Obtaining the services
OF boy he sent him 10 ring the door bell, and
conceaiirs himself with fireman named McCsbe. who
volteered for the OCCASION they set themselves on the
.ay for tho supposed burglars No sooner did the BOY
touch the bell than the men, startled at the soup3 came
OF the house and fell into the hands Of the PILLS.
tines. Yesterday they were brought before Justice
"a preferred H4 assSs! isaa y wIsm c4si mo
whose house they are alleged to have entered Their
names are WIZ. Thomps and Owen Coyie Jimmy
and skeleton found In their possession. They
they not guilty Of the charge They were held
70 ansSer
TIM IATe Wesley CASES REvvEp.-Charles Ferry.
one Of the prisoners chasd with the larceny OF
siderable quantity of whisfoy BY pretending to be
Deputy United States Marshal was brought before Jus.
tce Leonard yesterday upon writ Of habess corpus,
and motion made for his discharge on the ground that
the commitment under which he was held was not
lion and remanded the prisoner, and at the
same time endorsed on tho writ suggestion
that Justlce Bowling take moro evidence as to
the identity Of the said Ferry The warden Of the city
prison brought the writ to Justice Downing who decided
that he had closed the committed the prisoner to
await the action Of tho Grand Jury, and having no
papers before him upon which he could act, he
could not under o writ of habeas corpus reopen the
case and take more testimony, and that the prisoner
must await the action Of the Grand Jury.
SINGULAR THEFT or JEwGLRy.-At the Tombs Police
Court yesterday morning william H. Hawley was
brought up before the sitting magistrate charged with
stealing q gold and amethyst ring the property OF
Benedict Brothers, jewellers, III Broadway. Mr..
Edwin Benedict being sworn, deposed that on
the 18th OF July tray containing tbrce gold,
amethyst and topaz rings missed from his premises
and no could be obtained Of the party parties
committing the theft. The rings OF the value Of
s7OO Nothing further heard Of the rings until
Sunday last, the 2lst OF july when Charles Lock, q
shopman In his employ, offered one OF tho rings
an amethyst and gold one produced in court-as sc.
curity for loan OF SIS Lock recognized the ring,
whereupon Mr.. Benedict was consulted; and, on inter-
rogatng Mrs Bella Armstrong, who had asked for the
loan from Lock- she deposed that she had bought the
ring from Hawey, who was thereupon given into Gus
tody the charge OF stealing the The deposi-
tions OF the prosecutors Of MIS- Armstrong aud
two other witnesses being taken, the fully
made out against the prisoner who sent up for trial