The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-05
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED INSTRUMENTATION W. Borlaud,
cashier in the employ of f. c. Kempton & Co., No.
si7 Broadway. was yesterday committed by Justice
Dodge to answer the charge OF collecting bills due
the nrm and not accounting for the same.
ALLEGED GRAND LARCBSy.-John Divine OF No.
$50 West Twenty-sixth street, yesterday appeared
before Justice Dodge and charged that on the 2is OF
April Hugh Meanfy OF West Eighteenth street stole
horse, q grocery wagon; milk wagon, a sleigh
and other ar ces. valued at 800, the property or
the complainant. The accused was committed for
examination.
SrABBING ARRAY BETWEEN BRorgERs.-Dauiei
and Charles Watcher, OF No. lls West Thirty sixth
street engaged In quarrel on Monday evening,
when, 1t il alleged. charles was dangerously stabbed
in the arm by clasp knife IN the hands OF Daniel.
Charles was unable to appear, but officer O'Neil or
the Thirtieth precinct arraigned the nsssiiant at
jefferson Market yesterday. and Justice Dodge hed
him to await the result OF the injuries.
FRIo~Iors AssAuIr.-Frederck Gail was com
m tied at the jefferson Market yesterday on the
charge OF knocking John Dingle, OF No. 1873 Grand
street, down, kicking and beating him in the face,
head and body until he was insensble. The man
was badly beaten that he could not appear, and
the complaint was made by his wife, VINO reports
her husband In q dangerous condition
THE USE OF THE KNiFB.-rredeuck Steingewold
was yesterday brought before Judge STANDBY, OF The
Essex Market Police Court on q charge Of feloni.
ously assauting Charles Ureuty, or No. SO Willctt
street. with n butcher knife. and this being taken
from him Afterwards with penknife lie innlcted
two stabs. one on the head and one on tne arm OIL
the complainant. lie gave bail TO answer the accu'
sation.
ALLEGED LARCENY OF SHAwIs-Mrs. Annette
vguerie of No. 322 sixth street, was yesterday com
mitted by Justice Dodge to answera complaint made
by Pierre Vast OF No. il3 West Fifteenth street,
who charged that he had certain lChantlly lace
shawls and ties OF the value OF $500 In MS posses
sion, which Annette obtained from him by represent
ing that she had customer who would buy tneul.
When asked for the property or the money the wo-
man stated that the shawls had been taken to man
al the hotel, who retained them, and bad not pad
over the money. Mrs. viguerie pleaded not gu'y 10
the charge.
A CLERK CHARGED WITH FORGERy.-George ii.
smith, clerk, residing in Bergen street, Brooklyn,
was arrsgned before Justice Downing at the Tomos
Police Court yesterday, charged with forgery, on
complaint OF James A. Garland, a clerk with Jay
Cooke Co. The complainant alleges that on tne
26t OF March last the accused called AT the oncc anu
requested him to cash check for $500, purporting 20
have been drawn by j. r. Hunter co. on Tue Nlhli
National Bank to the order OF Smith. Inc cneck wa
certified and Garland being acquainted WIN smlth
gave him tho money for IT, The next day ne uiscoN'
cred that the check was bogus and the ceruncsuVh
was forgery. smith was arrested by detecuve VI,
deto, OF Brooklyn, and the magistrate commuteu
HIM for trial In default OF 81 900 bail. smith calus
that he was ignorant that the certincstioh was
forged.
DARISe HIenwAy RoBsERY.--At about one O'Clock