The New York herald., 1868-05-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

EXAMINATION OF TIE HIGH WINES OPERATIONS
Henry De Hoven and Henry Longwood, whose arrest
| was recorded in Sundays HERALD the charge Of
swinding certain druggists by selling them barrels
OF water for nineythree per cent proof spirits had
| an examination yesterday before Justice Dodge
when the complanants, John l.. Keating, of Twenty
eighth street, and John w. Gilmore Of Bieecker
street were crosseXamined by the prisoners coun-
sci, but no new facts were elected.
COMPLAINT DIsNissED.-The complaint preferred
by Solomon Rosenberg against Mrs. Loretta Miner,
living in Sxtyseventh street, Broadway, OF at
tempting to shoot him with q revolver, after
examination by Judge Shandley, of the Essex Market
Police Court, was yesterday dismissed IL will be
remembered that Rosenberg who alleged that lie was
employed by Mrs. Miners husband TO watch her
movements. with view to obtain evidence in suit
for divorce was CONFRONTED by Mrs. Miner IN her nus
bands presence, and that, producing the nenacing
muzze OF pistol pointed in the direction of h,s
head she compelled him on his knees retract
every statement he had made injurious to her cnar-
acter. The Judge In his decision announced that the
whole affair, "a regarded the com anant, was evi-
dentiy gotten up FOR blackInail aud nothing more.
BoID LARCENY FROM THE PERsoN.-On Tuesday
evening Mortimer S. Austin a young man twenty
three years OF age, living at Norwalk. Conn.,, and
James G. Charlton, doing business at No. I42 Broad
way; were in company during which IL is alleged the
gentleman from the land Of steady habits boldly
snaiched nom his companions vest pocket $50 in
Treasury and national bank notes with which he
ran OF, but was pursued by officer Downing, OF the
Third precinct and arrested. The accused was taken
y,
TO answer before the Court OF Sessions. The defend
ant asserts that hehad legal claim to the money IN
session Of property that did not belong to him.
Austin and Charlton had business relations but of
what character did not transpire.
TIE KIsGsLAND BOND RoBBERY-DIsM. ssAL OF
THE COMPLAINT AGAINST MEssRs. M,NNISG X
DEFonEsT-TnErR HONORABLE DIscm,nGE.-The
examination In the case of Messrs Manning h
Deforest brokers and ban kers Of No. 10 Wall street.
charged with having in their possession number OF
the $4,000 In Virginia State bonds stolen from the
premises Of Messrs. Ambrose G. Kingsland a. Son,
Broad street on or about the 2ls or March last,
concluded before Justice Downing at the Tomhs yes
terday afternoon. Messrs. sewell 4 Pierce and cx.
Judge Emmett, who appeared for Manning De-
forest introduced two witnesses, whose testimony
was favorable 10 the defendants, after which Judge
Emmett in brief but pointed speech askeS @ for the
bowling also taking this view Of the case, dismissed
the complaint and honOrably discharged Messrs.
Manning and Deiorest from custody.
THE SERIES OF RoBBERIEs BY DISHONEST
CIERk-AILEG.D RECEIVERS observation-disclosures
day afternoon hearing took place before Justice
Dowlng IN the case OF Charles II. Ball alias william
II. Hailcnbeck charged with stealing ut different
Times lfOin his employers, Messfs. Hunt Tlnghast
Co, IA Duane street, aud Lizetta Heckscher. of
ol hudson street, and AJOlph Roge, IL wooster
street, who had been arrested on suspicion Of re-
ceNinr portion OF the goods stolen by Halle
a clear case being made out against Hallenbeck ne
was iully commhted 70 answer four complaints for
~
native OF Bufao and lives 40 Beach street. There
Dsmg no evidence TO warrant the further detention
OF Mrs Heckscher aud Mr. Roge, their counsel, Mr..
Howe, moved for Their discharge which was granted
| by the magistrate.
NEW MEXICAN INDIANS IN CoURT.--Y Yesterday
morning captain Jourdan, Of the Sixth precinct, and
onicer Riker, Of his force, brought before Justice
Downing gentleman named John Ward, claiming to
nc an agent Of the United States government who
had had some misunderstanding with two Indians
m tlato
latter on WHOM is Governor OF tribe Of Indians in
New Mexico The parties all came from New Mexico
10 washington on some business connected with the
government, ward acting az interpreter While the
Mexican representatives Of their tribe to our vovern
mcnt were In Washin gton thev receiyci ab,ut
$500, with which, accompanied nv their in
tcrpreer they came TO this city and tock
lodgings at the hotel Of Mr.. Ieecb corner
OF Buyard street apd the BOwery Tile Indiana hejng
unable to speak our language placed their money is
the hands Of their agent who, for greater securtv
deposited it In the safe OF Mr.. Leech The indanss
seeing MFR. Ward about 10 leave the hotel IN a cor
riagc without them became impressed i'm tbe beiief
that he was going TO decaup with their funds hence
q controversy arose between them which had a ton
dcncy 10 lead to breach OF the peace. On reaching
tJe court AIr. Ward made O satisfactory cxpanation
| TO the magistrate and also expressed Willingness TO
restore the money TO the owners al once. CAPTAIN
Jourdan was accordingly deputed 10 see that the
nusNy New Mexicans received their money. and at a
later hour in the day the cash was paid to the
owners, VINO took the ngtt tram for WasIing ton ea
'""'e 70 tbeir detant home.