The New York herald., 1868-11-17

EMBEzzLEMENr BY A BoY.-Isaac Solomon, aged
fifteen, was yesterday arragned before Justice Ho-
gan at the Tombs on charge Of having collected
the sum OF ten dollars from Amelia Rosenbaum, OF
224 East Fiftythird street, for his employer, MAX
Cohen OF 81 Baxter street, and failing to render
account Of the same. He was held for trial
STEALING A HORSE AND WAGoN-Michael Eise-
man, Of 500 Eighth avenue LEFT his horse and wagon
containing o quantity OF provisions and valued at
s49o, in the lower part OF the city, and as Henry
Heinser, Of 90 Dey street, had seen Thomas Tanner
OF 1855 First avenue In possession Of the property he
was arrested and arragned before Justice Hogan on
o charge OF larceny. The magistrate considered the
evidence sufficient and held the accused for trial.
ALLEGED BURGLARs.-At an early hour yesterday
morning August Emerich and Diedr1ch Klelneger,
both natives Of Germany, ragpickers BY occupation
were discovered in the printing office OF Benjamin
Fl. Tyrrell, at No. 3s Cedar street, with the door
locked. Mr.. Daniel Miller, an empoy6 OF Mr.
Tyrrel on opening tho door with his own key dis
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arrested ana II was subsequently ascertalned that
they had obtained possession OF . duplicate key
and SO gained admission TO the premises. on being
taken before Justice Hogan, at the Tombs, they were
held for trial.
THE HENDERSON FoRGERY.-Justice Dowling held
an examination yesterday at the Tombs In the case
Of James Henderson, who, 1t is alleged presented
check from Henry Clews Co., which had been
altered from s109 so to $95,llo so, at the Fourth
National Bank. Mr.. Samuel Conover, the cashier,
was cross-eXamined by counsel, and testified that
when the prisoner called at the bank with the check
he only asked to have the check certified; when
check was certified the holder could OBTAIN money
anywhere in the city, SO that certifying a cneck was
the same rs paying It; when he certified check ne
did not decide its genuineness only that there was
moved for the discharge Of his client the ground
that there had been no actual offence committed but
the motion denied by the magistrate, who stated
that the prisoner was charged with having feon-
iously altered q check with intent to defraud and
has committed forgery therein. When he presented
the check he had uttered IT. The examination OF
witnesses for the defence was then decided TO take
place on Thursday, at eleven A. NJ.
ROBBERY AND AssAULT.-Frederck Steeneck, res
siding at No. 4e3 West Twentyfourth street, clerk
in the employ Of Albert Streenger, Of that number.
appeared before Justice Ledwith at the Jefferson
Market Police Court. yesterday afternoon, and
charged that there came into his employers store
yesterday morning four young men, who became
very abusive and would not tell their business; but
soon the party reached over the counter and took
from the money drawer national notes to the amount
of thirty dollars. The complainant then seized the
principal Of this bold theft but while holding him
one Of the number, Patrick Cahill approached and
violently assaulted him for the purpose of rescuing
this moment relief came to hand, when Patrick was
secured; but the others escaped. Tue accused had
but little defence to make, and in addition 70 the
charge Of grand larceny q complaint was taken
against him for assault and battery TO answer which
he was held IN default OF s., 900 ball.
ALLEGED FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-That exceedingly
disreputAble neighborhood, the lower portion OF
wooster street. was the scene Of another ARRAY last
night between coored people. The particulars OF
the trouble-an assault OF q felonious character
narrated before Justice Ledwith, at the Jeer.
son Market Police Court yesterday morning,
and are as follows:-Lzzie Watson lives ai
No. 40 Wooster street, and after she had retired
to bed Sunday night Jacob Stewart and John
Crawford entered her room, and, after using the
most abusive language, Stewart took q stone from
under his coat and struck the helpless woman seve
raj blows on the head with 1t. Not satisfied with
this he caught tunIblcr and threw 1t at her. bui
the missile fortunately missed ITS objective point;
and last OF all OF their murderous doings Stewart
handed Crawford razor, with which the latter sp-
preached the bed and endeavored to cut The helpless
girls throat. The screams OF Lizzie at this time
brought the spot ofcer smith OF the Eighth pre-
cinc who arrested the would-be murderers and con.
veyed them to the station house. They were com.
mitted 10 answer at the Court OF Genera sessions
in default OF 81 500 ball.