The New York herald., 1868-10-26
POLICE NTELLICENCE.

A STABBING AFFRAY.-A man named John Riley,
aged twenty three, was found drunk yesterday after
noon on the corner OF Wooster and Broome streets.
by officer Hudson, Of the Eighth precinct. He was
bleeding freely from cut on the head, received az
the hands OF some person unknown. DR.. Arm.
strong or the Central ONCE, dressed his wound, ana
he Is cared for at the station house.
FELONIoUs AssAULT.--William H. Atchins0n, Of
No. ~ Great Jones street. appeared berore Justice
Ledwth at the Jefferson Market Police Court yester
day morning and charged Charles E. Davis with
grevously assauting him with his fists and threat
ening to shoot him. Mr.. Atchinson was afraid the
violent Charles would put into execution his MUIR
derous threat and as matter OF protection had him
arrested He was committed to answer at the Court
OF Special Sessions IN default or $500 bail.
CUTTING AFrRAYs.-4t halfpast one yesterday
morning two brothers. named Mortimer and Jerry
Driscoll, residing at No. 343 Water street, engaged
in quarrel when Jerry stabbed Mortimer in the leg
with knife and was arrested. At half-past twelve
yesterday morning Arthur Quinn, OF Thirtyelghth
street, stabbed Patrick Finelon, of No. 62S Second
avenue, In the shoulder, during quarrel in which
they became involved. The wound was very slight
and Finelon was permitted to go home. Quinn made
his escape.
PIoKPocKgT CAUGHT IN THE ACr.-Mrs Mary
Barry, living at No. ITO First avenue. on Saturday
to the foot OF Canal street to her brother OF
for California. While standing on the pier Charles
Sinclair who Is stranger to the police, thrust his
hand into the pocket OF Mrs. Barrys dress and
stole therefrOm wallet containing S4 25. Of1cer
Uoe OF tne fa preclnfs w, VINO wsnessea te opera
tents in his possession and took him to the Leonard
street police station. Sinclair was very anxious to
Hogan committed him to the Tombs for trial in de-
fault Of 81 900 bail sincar Is twenty-five years OF
age, native OF New Orleans, lives in West street
and by trade IN y cabinetmaker
ARREST OF Enthusiastically afternoon
James Goe Of the celebrated boys of the Eighth
ward who will not take anything out of his reach,
entered the room OF Mrs. Louisa Felonge, No. 101
Bleecker street, and stole, she charges, one gold
watch and chain, worth $50, two diamond rings,
worth $3.50, and other property She followed him
into the 81. Bernard House. where he restored the
watch and chain; but the rings were not recovered
by 0ffcer Browning, Of the Eighth precinct, who
made the arrest soon after. The prisoner admitted
the larceny but states that he stole it because the
money upon him. He informed Captain Wells, Just
before he was locked up, that he would pc out IN
Griswold. Il is said that at one election ne voted
eight or nine times, and II IL likely that Justice
Dodge win today prepare ms transportation papers
A RESIDENT OF BROOKLYN ROBBED WHILE IN
roxIcATED-On Saturday evening Mr.. Alexander O.
McGrcw living at No 50 Wyckor street. Brooklyn
became much tnebriated and, finding locomotion
next to Impossible, took position on the pavement
in Washington street, near Barclay. While there
ana unable to help himself gang Of thieves discov
ering his predicament determined to turn 1t to their
account by rifing his pockets and stripping him OF
his two coats boots, mai and other articles. While
Mr.. McGrew was thus at the mercy OF the thieves
a woman who discovered what they were
at gave Information to officer Abbott, Of the Third
precinct, who dashed down upon the villains and
succeeded in arrestinR one of them giving his name
as Thomas Smith. On searching him knife stolen
from Mr.. McCrew, was found In his possession. The
prisoner's confederates escaped with McGrcws coats,
hal and boots, thus leaving him In most decidedly
uncomfortable predicamenL particularly as he was
then unable 70 reach home and procure other gar
ments. smith was taken before Justice Hogan and
locked up for trial the complaint OF The unfortu-
nate representative from Kings county.