The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

ants and the magistrate committed them for trial n
default OF 1000 bail each. Doran lives at No. %
the schooner Madeira Both the accused deny thei1
guilt rr 81 n a.
DANCE HOUSE RoBBKRY.-Henry Lupier OF No.
% Greenwich street. yesterday caused the arrest bt
officer Kennedy, Of the Twenty seventh precinct. a
Catharine Moore an inmate Of the dsreputable danc
house No. q Rector street. on the charge of stealing
from him $50 In Treasury notes. Catharine who n
q German woman, twenty-three years OF age as az
legged, took the money from his wallet in which aS
the time was SIS. once Kennedy made search fo&
the stolen money, but was unable to fnd it. JusticA
Bowling committed the accused for trial and senI
Lupier to the House OF Detention as Witness : 4
FoRGERIEs BY YOUNG ENaLIsuMAN.- James
Stewart, q smartly dressed young Engishman, waS
arrested yesterday charge OF two forgeries. Thd
first forgery was on Harper Bros, through which,
he succeeded In obtaining dozen "Handbooks fol
European Travel" and the second polite request I'd
Mr.. Van Nostrand, the Broadway publisher, to send
to certain newspaper establishment copies OF books
he desired to be reviewed ne accused s eo1essed
Mansfield OF the Essex Market Police Court. q
friend offered to send him back to England by toI
morrow's steamer il the Judoe would let him Oh
but the latter failed to see 1t In this light n
ALLEGED FELoNIoUs AssAULT.-Henry Casey wa4
yesterday arrested and brought before Judge Mansa
field on charge OF felOnious assault preferred By
Casper Mainwood 1875 Suffolk street. The assault II
alleged to have been committed with stick OF WOOD
GRAND LARCENY.-Edward Sheridan was yesterday
committed by Judge Mansfield at Essex Market Police
court to answer the accusation Of stealing 5000 front
Philip Smith while the latter was asleep. He COM
fessed taking $780, but denied taking any more,
The CLUB AGAIN AT WoRK.-Yesterday cartman
named James Quincy, Of No. S3l Thirtieth streety
quarrelled with woman about the remuneration fot
services. Oflcer Tulley, Of the Twenty ninth pre-
ctnot tnterfered, and after clubbing Quincy badly
took the parties before Justice Dodge who repr1s
manded the ofcer for his brutality and referred the
cartman to the Police Commissioners for redress
with his neck and face covered with blood and sev
eral cuts upon his head. What extenuatin9 circums
stances can be offered for the clubbing did not trans
pire.
DRAWING A PISTOL AND ALL ABOUT IT.-MF
John Rosenberg cigar vender, appeared as com
plainant yesterday before Justice Shandley agains
Mrs. Loretta Miner, living in sixty-seventh stree
near Broadway, who alleges the drawing Of pistI
on him by Mrs. Mine, and makes other allegation
of a rather more startling character According
lady named, employed him on the 5th of January Lad
to watch the movements Of the latter. with
view to collecting proofs bearing on !
Until few days since he kept mp this espionage
reported progress at times to the husband and W
ceived $50 on account. He went to the house to gel
more money, when Mrs. Miner cOnfrOn ted him with
n ssr s sS
against her. He confessed to getting on his knees
and making the retraction, bnt said 1t was from fea
of his life and not account Of the untruthfulnes
OF anything he had stated. Mrs. Miner gave bail :
answer the charge.
WIFE AssAULTINa HER HUsBAND.-Mrs Maj
Mcdonald was committed yesterday by Justice Cod
molly, at the Yorkville Police Court, to await the n
suit OF injuries inflicted on her husband by her sd
ing him, as alleged with an axe. The husband vs.
unable to be present account OF his INJURIES Aa
alleges that her husband first assaulted her, and ne
she hit him with the axe In self-defence.