The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-01
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

FERocIoUs ASSAULT ON AN OFFIoER.-on Sunday
evening while In the discharge OF his duty, ofcer
Ferdinand Kelly, of the Sixth precinct was violently
assaulted by James Clark, who struck him m the
face with his & pulled his hair ana n Licked Ss MIN I'm 10
station house till yesterday morning. when Justice
Bowling committed him to the Tombs for trial.
STEALING DRESSES AND CIoAKs.-Joseph Chris
Hanson was arrested yesterday by officer Mckee, Of
the Fourteenth precinct on tho charge Of stealing
two dresses and two cloaks, valued in all at es5,
from Sarah Farrell, Of No. eOa Broadway. Cyrus J.
Loveoy, OF the above number testified to seeing the
prisoner leaving the with p ,ns IN
FOR examination. Christlanson denies his guilt.
THE KNIFE AaAIN.-Adolphus A. Newman was
Yesterday arraigned before Judge Shandley, Of the
Essex Market Police Court,on o charge Of stabbing
Charles Rose OF No. 448 Fifth street. The two It APP
pears, got into an alteration the evening previous
which ended in the accused stabbing Rose 10 the
head, INJECTING O serious though happily not dan
qerous wound. Newman was fully committed to
answer.
VIOLATIONS or rnR SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw.-There
were four arrests In the Third Police district for SELL
ing liquor Sunday In violation Of the Excise law.
The arrested parties were Stanslaus Becker OF go
Chrystie street. Patrick Broughton S5 Market street;
Michael Couch, 6s7 Grand street. and Lewis Fischer
So avenue A. The last gave bail In 500 TO answer at
the Court OF General Sessions.
THE BROADWAY THEATRE SHOOTING CAsE.-The
examination in the OF the Deputy SherifYs and
the late shooting AFFAIR at the Broadway theatre In
which they were the principals, which was to have
been resumed yesterday before Judge Shandley, WAS
postponed till 10 A. VI. next Wednesday. Absence
OF important witnesses compelled the postpone
ment. ON sunday last Hickey Moore and Leary
were admitted TO bail, each In $4,000 to appear and
answer any Indictment which may he found against
them. Joseph A. Mowheimer OF 233 East Thirty first
street. stood bail for Hickey and Lcary, and Thomas
A. Banker OF 23i East Thirtyrst street. entered into
bonds for the appearance OF Moore.
A SHOOTING AFFRAY IN BAXTER STREEr.-Shorty
after twelve O'Clock yesterday morning difrculty
occurred In Baxter street between Patrick Haley,
q boatman, twenty-one years OF age, living at No
II New Bowery, and man whose name Ia un
known, during which Haley drew pistol loaded
with powder and ball and discharged It at his an
took erect In the left hand Of Savorn Ven
fury, living at No. lS Baxter street, passing
entirely through Il and INJECTING very severe
wound. Haley was arrested 10y officer Bolan OF the
Sixth precinct and Justice bowling committed hin
for trial In default Of $1,000 bail. The accused al
leges that he discharged the pistol In sefdefencc.
ASSAULT AND LARcENy.-Louis Smith, OF the Ho
| tel du Nord, in the Bowery, and william Timer,
| German living in Crawford street. Newark, N. J..
had an alteration yesterday afternoon durin,
which, it is alleged. Timer struck Smith In the fact
and then thrusting his hand into Smiths pantaloon
pocket. stole therefrom SAC in United States iega
tender and treasury notes. The alarm was given
when oflicer Brummerhop Of the Sixth precinct, In
terfered and arrested Umer, whom he took befor
| Justice Bowling at the Tombs. ON Smiths com
pISint the accused was committed to the T0mbs 10
trial. 10 was Aleaed that UImer claimed 70 own tn