The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THE HEALY BIGAMY CAsE.-Patrick Hcay, OF East
Tenth street, who is charged at Jefferson Market
with bigamy by his wife, Ellen Ryan, was Yesterday
held in default OF bail to answer.
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-IOuis ROWAN, the Ger
man, who was arrested on Saturday night for steal.
ing 5000 worth Of clothing and jewelry from Mrs.
Miller's boarding house, No. 90 West Eighteenth
street was yesterday at Jefferson Market committed
for trial.
VIOLATIONS OF THE EXCISE LAw.-TIenry Clause
OF No. 673 Water street, and Joseph Brockmeyer No.
11q Division street, were brought Yesterday before
Judge Mansfield, OF the Essex Market Police Court
on charge OF selling liquor after midnight IN viola
ton of the Excise law.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT LARCENY.-On Saturday
night German named Solomon ROsensten, OF No.
10 BOwery, was found IN the residence Of Robert
Ferdon. No. 344 West Twenty seventh street. He was
arraigned at Jefferson Market yesterday and commit
ted for rial on the charge OF attempting TO commit
larceny.
DIsCHARGED.-Alfred Smith, IN the employ OF Pat
rick DoOley, No. 1O4 West Thiry-third street, who
was arrested the charge Of collecting money in
the Of his employer and appropriating it to his
own use, as reported In yesterdays HERALD,
yesterday discharged. no complainant appearing al
Jefferson Market against him.
ALLEGED ASSAULT UPON OF FICERs-The officers
OF the Eighteenth precinct reported to Police Head
quarters that at half-past last night officer
Eagan OF that precinct while dispensing crowd of
H. was assaulted by Daniol Fehan who struck him
a violent blow in the face. The officers were also
stor ed by the crowd, and an attempt made TO
the prisoner, without effect.
THE ALLEGED PERJURED WITNESS IN THE POLICE
OUTRAGE CAsE.-Mchael Ward, the witness for the
''three jolly policemen" OF the Seventeenth ward,
whose commitment on charge Of perjury at the
close OF the investigation was announced in the
HERALDs report, was brought before Judge Mans
field yesterday on complaint OF perjury made
the policemen. lie confessed that he had committed
perjury and was fully committed to prison for trial
The probability IL that complaint will he preferred
against the three policemen Tor suborning him, the
/ effect Of which Will be TO get the latter deeper In
| the mire than they already are.
BURGLARY BY A SAID TO BIZ CATHOLIC PRIEST
A man giving his name rs James Alexander Thorn
as who. from papers found him, is believed TO be
| Roman Catholic priest, yesterday brought be-
| fore Judge Mansfield, OF the Essex Market Police
| Court, on q charge OF burglary. According 20 the
statement Of Mr.. Wallace, who keeps the hotel No.
395 Bowery, the accused, on saturday night, took
room al his place and afterwards was discovered
| coming out with bundle. which bundle, on inves-
\ tigation, proved to have been taken from vallse
which he cut open with knife, belonging to the oc-
cupant OF another room, which room he entered by
means OF false Keys. The accused gave his birth
ton professor In reference to the charge he says
81 can't answer II am guilty or not, but suppose
| entered the rOom.- He fully committed for
| trial.
DETECTION AND ARREST or AN ALLEGED BURG
| LAR.-At an early hour Saturday morning officer
Byrnes OF the Fourth precinct, while ON duty saw
man known Timothy Falvey emerging from the
doorway Of premises No. 357 Pearl street occupied
by Louis Coen store, and suspectlng something
wrong took him into custody on entering the hall.
way with his prisoner officer Byrnes discovered q
large roll OF castor beaver cashmere and black doe
skin cloths lying on the floor. Both the prisoner and
the goods were taken TO the Oak street police station
after which the officer returned to Mr.. Coen's store
and found that 1t had been burglariously entered
by means OF prisng open q shutter OF the store win
dow, and robbed Of the cloths, previously referred
to- valued at $500. While Ia the station house the
prisoner Falvey, confessed to detective TIorbe that
he had committed the burglary. Yesterday morning
the accused was taken before Justice Hogan and
committed to the Tombs for trial in default Of
$4,000. The accused is twenty-onc wears of age a
native OF Ireland lives at No. 81 Cedar street and
has no occupation In his fnal examination FaiVey
pleaded not guilty.
BURGLARY IN MURRAY SrREgT--ARREsr or THE
PBRPErRAroRs.-Yesterday morning Captain UIman
and detective Tiley, OF the Third precinct brought
before Justice hogan. at the Tomb.. four men.
giving their names as John Riley Francis Britton.
James Brady and John Leonard, whom they had ar
rested on charge burglary. Late on the after
noon or the 18th ut. some thieves secreed them
selves In the store Of Messrs. Howard 4 puacken-
bush. No. 80 Murray street, and packed M bag of
fine cutlery and pistols. valued Ut 81 300 At daylight
the following morning one Of the prisoners employed
John W. Martin TO take heavy package, which was
called fruit from murray street. near College place,
to house In Allen street, not far from Houston AZ
the time Martin was employed TO remove the goods
Al the prisoners were present and were assisting IA
burglary only reached Captain Ulman and detective
Tillay day or two since. but they acted promptly
the magistrate committed them to the Tombs for
trial in default Of bail They all are Young men,
from twenty to twenty.eght years or age. The
prisoner Brady was recently before the court charged
with being concerned in burglary and wholesale
robbery or silks In Broadway but owing 10 not being
positively identified, the magistrate discharged him.