The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-03
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

TIE NINTH WARD AFFRAY.-John Wing, whose
skull was fractured during an alteration in tene
ment house at No Weehawken street on Monday
night the particulars Of which appeared in the
HERALD OF yesterday 1t is reported died In Bellevue
Hospital at ten A. NJ on Tuesday morning.
ALLEGED LARCENY.-John Brown, OF No. Fur
man street, Brooklyn, took temporary lodgings
Tuesday night at $3.50 Water street. occupying the
same room with Sarah Morrell. He saw her yester.
day morning take his pocketbook, containing forty
five dollars from beneath the pillow where he had
placed 1t. When Sarah was arraigned before Alder
man Moore, at the TomDs, she was remanded for
trial.
ARRIVAL OF MARSH, THE ALLEGED BOND ROB-
BER.-At five O'Clock yesterday morning J. A. Marsh,
late OF the firm Of Temple h Marsh, brokers, Wall
street. who about week ego secured SIS 900 on the
credit OF the 1rm from Hussns Sons, Wall street,
and was arrested are IN MeHphs rev days Alter ar
and Hastings, OF that city. Mr.. Marsh returned vol
unfairly, without awaiting requsltion.
CoRRECrioN.-In the account OF the shooting OF
Patrick Kelly, reported in yesterdays HERALD,
the statement was made that Dan Noble the party
charged with the crime, was arrested by roundsman
Pickett, OF the Eighth precinct. This informa-
ton was obtained from the officials at that station
house. Noble was arrested by detectives Ticman
and Smith, of the Central Office, assisted by Pickett
who was detailed BY Captain Mills to accompany
them.
THE HowELI-CoLBoRN CAsE.--The readers OF the
HERALD viii remember that on the 2sth OF August
last william J. Howell OF No. 1877 Sixth avenue,
caused the arrest Of Daniel X. Colborn, whom, he
alleged the 7th day OF February last, by OF
false and fraudulent representations defrauded him
out OF the sum OF $1,000 Justice Dodge yesterday
discharged the prisoner from custody as there
not sufficient evidence produced on the examination
TO suhstantate the allegations set forth by Mr..
Howell In his affidavit.
ALLEGED ATTEMPTED BuRGIARy.-william r.
Shaw and Charles l.. Howe were arraigned at JET.
ferson Market yesterday, by oficer Heaney, OF the
Fifteenth precinct, upon complaint OF Francis Chi
chester, OF No. 876 Broadway, charged with bur-
glariously entering his premises. at the above num-
Der, on Tuesday night, by means or forcing open a
rear window, and attempting TO steal quantity OF
clothing, valued at $1,000. They pleaded not guilty
to the charge, but were committed In default Of
$I,5O0 ball each to answer At the General Sessions
THE ALLEGED GIFT JEwELRY SwNDLE.--George
Grimm, the proprietor OF the gift jewelry store at
49, Broadway, was arragned before Alderman
Moore yesterday at the Tombs TO a charge OF
swndling. IL appears that sailor named Charles
Grinin, and there staked $3.50 on the envelope
game Ia hopes OF obtaining prize; but as the end
s ss Of ns
seemed a clear one OF fraud the acting magistrate
held Grrln for trial. though he released Moran for
want Of evidence. The complainant was sent 70 the
House OF Detention.
ALLEaRp FoRaERy.-0n the 10th ult Charles L.
Foxwell, coal broker, appeared at the counter OF
the National Bank Of Commerce and presented o
check for $780, signed Josiah L. Leverett Co.. per
James B. Davenport, and drawn In favor Of William
ceiying teller. Josiah A, Northrup, found the check
endorsed with the name OF William a. TalmaGe n
Co.. and believing the same to be genuine, he accept
ed the cheek and placed the amount named to the
that the check was forgery and issued without the
credit OF Foxwel Since then the teller has discovered
knowledge OF Messrs. Talmage co. Foxwell was
arrested and arraigned before Alderman Moore, at
the Tombs, yesterday, when ne denied All guilty
for examination and allowed him TO give bail In the
sum OF s., 600.
ALLEGED BURGLARy.--An ex-policeman named
James Hefreron who Ia now proprietor OF a sailors
boarding house at No. 90 Madison street. appeared
al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, charged
with burgarousy entering the liquor store OF Bren
Reilly Assistant Alderman, at No. Al Market street,
ana stealing therefrom 1000 In currency and some
terday morning Hereron was found on the upper
door OF the building having In his possession o
sns News o1
Reiliys bartender recognized as one or the papers
left In the desk from which the money was taken,
was found beside the prisoner. Two men, supposed
TO be accomplices, were seen 70 leave the premises
Just before the police entered but neither Of them
been recovered. Hetferon accouniei for his appear.
ance In the house Dy saying thai woman took him
there Justice Mansfield committed the prisoner to
answer
ALLEGED ILLEGAL vorNa.--The following per.
sons were held at the JEFFERSON Market Police Court
yesterday charged with illegal voting on Tuesday
james Moran, twentieth district, Eighteenth ward.
James Person, First district, Ninth ward.
Bernard Rock Eighth district, Eighteenth ward.
John watson, First district, Fifteenth ward.
Christopher Brown, Sixth district. Eighteenth
ward.
Timothy Conan, Twentieth district, Eighteenth
ward.
Nathaniel Nerrined. sixteenth district Eighth
ward.
Peter Trainor, Tenth district, Eighteenth ward.
Robert Black. Fourteenth district, Ninth ward.
George Wilcox, Fifteenth district. Ninth ward
John Ar. Boyd, Sixteenth district Eighth ward.
william Daring. sixth district, sixteenth ward.
John Reader, Ninth district, sixteenth ward.
Thos. Mccormack, Fifth district, Sixteenth ward
Alexander Mcdonald, Sixth district, sixteenth
ward
FlcNcias Norton Sixteenth district, Eighth ward.
John Clancey, Seventh district, Eighteenth ward.
samuel Morreon Fifteeulh district Ninth ward.
aohn Heating, Sixth district Sixteenth ward.
Charles splisk. tlrst district Eighth ward,