The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-03

against him. The authorities o. the State Of Michigan
sent detective here from Chicago applied AT
the Central office in Mulberry street. and told that
the prisoner in question was then lying In Second Dis
trio. Police Court prison. The Chicago detective, in
company with one OF tne detectives OF the Central onice
Identified Dsrrash u being one oflhs two men who vas
charged With the Snurder OF the shern OF Kalamazoo
would now DO 1t large but the energy OF Hubbard
| and Young. requiston was applied for and granted
BY the Goyeraor Of the State TO deliver the prisoner
over TO the authorities of Michigan, where the crime OF
murder alleged to have been committed. Yesterday
tie officers were IN court and Justice Dodge, Of the
TO the Chicago officers II is said there is large re-
ward offered for ths accused parties and IL is 70 DO
srrest here and who held the prisoner will receive
all she acknowledgment and benefit due them in this
important arrest
How THEY kerr New YEAR's DAY.-The presiding
justice at the Second Police District Court yesterday had
busy time OF II. There scarcely case on the
court calendars those charged with being drunk
and drunk and deorderly. or these, however, there
was any quantity, and the appearance presented by the
prisoners was one that would lead spectator to be-
eve that they iet very much IKE being dssus.ea Win
foreign to the number OF about sxtytwo after making
calls" during tho day, reposed their weary limbs in the
station house, and accompanied brass-buttoned N. p.
to the police court yesterday morning. Some had been
found sitting the door steps appealing to nhos
ptable occupant OF dwelling house. "Come, landlord,
nil the flowing bowl +" while others, in sober meditation
sad, fell into the bands Of tue phistnes while they
One officer, in charity, taking compassion one who
'Laid him to sleep on The cold, cold ground brought
him along to the mansion with light over the door,
where he met another officer who between brace
Of worthless who vehementy declared that ''They
nobody did deny It. and because they were such good
follows they kept for safe keeping until morning
And when morning and the police MAGISTRATE came and
each accused OF being drunk. his Honor possibly
considering that as the good old Knckebocker custom
comes but once yaar viewed the offence more
lightly than he would otherwise have done and dis
charged most or the prisoners with q reprimand and
great was their JOY thereat
A SPANISH MERCHANT RonBED.-A few days ago a
Spanish merchant named Anton Triana arrived in this
city and took lodgings at No "a Oliver street, where he
still romans Early Tuesday evening the apartments
Of Mr. Trana entered by Of false keys and
his trunk containing $500 worth Of wearing apparel and
| 81 600 in Spanish doubloons carried of. Yesterday
detectives Mullen and Hobct Of the Fourth precinct
arrested Anton Montene and Tori Garcia both Span
iards the charge OF committing the burglary and
larceny, after which they confessed their guilt to tho
officers In Garcias room, Of Hester and Baxter
Streets the stolen trunk and clothing were found but
the money is still missing and the accused parties said
they would tako the chances Of going to state Prison
Ave years each In preference restoring the money
The accused parties before Justice Hogan
and committed TO the Tombs for trial In default Of 900
bail Garcia is twenty eight years age
No. 200 Hester street, and is cigar maker. Montcne
10 only nineteen years old, lives at tho Atlantic HOTEL
Now Bowery, and BY Occupation gar maker In his
| "owned up" In possession OF the prisoners were
found keys which opened both Mr. Triana's room and
| his trunk
SUSPECTED OF BEING sHoPIIFrERs.-Early on Tuesday
evening detectives Kelso McCord and Radford arrested
Broadway near Fourth street, Samuel Tristram and
his repued wife, Caharine, suspicion of being shop
fters. The prisoners taken to the central office
and searched. Beneath the dress OF Mrs. Trstram
found suspended from her waist large linen bag such
usually worn by female shoplilters, which con-
tanned ladys cloak, quite now. Tristram carried In
his hand satchel in which wero found gold breastpns
one pair Of gold earrings, a pair OF new gloves and
other small articles. Mrs. 1rstram claims tho jewolry
her own but failed TO give any satisfactory account
her possession Of tho cloak. They committee
by Justice Hogan await examination. The detec
| tiyes found an owner for the cloak.
| ALLEGED SrABBIyG AyfRAYs-As officer Ryan, of the
Eighteenth precinct was bringing prisoner the sta
ton house the night before last he heard scufie in
hallway In Twen,ysecond street. After securing his
prisoner he went back place where he heard the
| disturbance and there found named Henry
Briefly lying In the hallway and suffering from a
stab In the back From Information the officer received
charge OF having stabbed Briefly. The prisoner was
brought before Justice Ledwth yesterday aud charged
with tho offence, when he was committed to await the
result Of the wounded mans injuries. The wound Is
said TO be dangerous one and may result seriously
On Wednesday night. while James Simpson, OF No.
800 Rivngton street. standing in Rvington street,
| near Pitt q person. subsequently arrested named
Robert Watts, went up to and accostng him desired
know what he (simpson going to do and before he
was answered seized tho cap on bis head aud ran or
i with IL. Simpson pursued Watts, and coming up with
tempting Watts drew knife and stabbed him with i, in
the hand. Officer Seymour OF the Thirteenth precinct
arrested tho would-be robber and assassin. Watts on
being arragned before Justice Mansfield, presiding at
the Essex Market Police Court denied tho charges pre-
ferred agains! him by simpson The prisoner in default
OF 81 900 ball. held for trial for felonious assault
and attempt AT robbery on the highway.
| Hor, SKIP AND JuM.-An exceedingly honest woman
Is Mrs. Susan TENN, she assured his Honor Justice
Mansfield presiding at the Third District Police Court
yesterday afternoon, being arrAgned for stealing
three pounds Of hops, tho property Of Michael Hummel
OF 10l Broome street. To sustain Susans declaration
| that she Enthusiastically honest woman, she in
vlted her husband Mr.. John TENN, a rough looking
thing deroratory to her Character" upon tbs nrits
ton Mr. Tenn. who was evidently in moral II not ply 81
cay fear OF his better ha stepped to tho har and
clearing his throat with loud hem or two said:
have this to say. your Honor: my wife Susan Is per
fectly honest woman, SO far as know; she stole
any thing that know OF; aud sir my int mate acquan
| ance with her before and marriage gives me
| the right To-"
| "Mr. Tenin,n hero interrupted the lady, "you said
intimate acquaintance before marriage;" what
you mean by that, sirp Did you ever know TO act
improperly Answer, sir. directly"
s'No, oh no, my dear, said Mr TENN in an apollo.
getic tono OF voice. IL merely meant to say that
| were before our--our marriage intimate my dear.
thst-thai n led 10 ourour unon-our loving relation.
1 ship OF husband and wfe-our''-
''Boher, Mr. Tenn," again interrupted Mrs susan
answer categoricaly. Did you ever know me, while
/ boarding-before marriage subsequent TO
The date OF that ever-o-be.remembered event--know
mo. repeat, TO steal hopsS That Is the question"
"Nsver my dear ~ answered Mr. TENN, lriumphantly
Notwithstanding this ASSURANCE tho magistrate had
the hardwood 10 commit 10 durance vie Mrs susan
TENN in default OF bail to stand trial the Special
Sessions for petty larceny Tho lady Indignant at the
ncrodulousncss OF the bench, left tho with
sort OF "hop, skip and jump for the lookup adoin-
ing from whonce via the Court OF Special Sessions sho
viii make the grand tour OF tho isle Of tho Angesn
BURGtsRY.-on tho night Of the 31st ut the Pre-.
misses sol Third avenue. known liquor saloon, tho
property Of Patrick Carroll, burgarousy entered
by breaking o pane Of glass in OF the windows Of
the store opening on Fifyihird stree, and thus tho
burglars subsequently ascerained alleged to DO John
Heron aud Henry Howard, effected entrance the
store and stole United States and other money 70 tho
/ value OF sl3. subsequently 70 the burglary, and
! on the arrest or Henry Howard Ivy policeman Elijah
spencer tlc wers % nd bis person bill purportng
70 be dollar token tho "Alee hsny County B,nk
OF Maryland and three dollar token on tho "Lynn Me-
chanics Bank, Of Lynn, Miss. which William oCon.