The New York herald., 1868-11-26
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED LARCENY OF WATCH.-Edwayd Blake,
living at -Four Corners Staten Island. came to New
York Tuesday night and during his sociaDle mean
derings became considerably intoxicated In this
condition he met Q kindred female spirit, Lizzie
Moran, In the Eighth ward, whom he accompanied
home. There, he alleged at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning, before Justice
Dodge, that he lost a watch valued at $40. Lizzie
pleaded mot guilty to the charge but was locked UP
to answer In default or 81 900 ball.
RECEIVING STOLEN G0oDS-CORRECTION.-In the
HERALD Of yesterday statement appeared to the
effect that John Lynch, OF No. 723 Broadway, had
been committed by Justice Dodge on q charge OF
having received goods stolen from G. D. Manchester,
OF Hartford Conn.,, knowing them to be stolen. Mr..
Lynch states that he was not arrested, but went
voluntarily before Justice Dodge, and tnat after q
formal affidavit was made he was discharged ON his
own parole to appear for examination next Monday
afternoon, when he will establish that he purchased
the property in The regular course Of his business
and openly opposed u .J0r sale.
DlsoRDERLY HoUsBJ0hn N. Briggs OF 1856 West
Forty-eighth street. having made affidavit charg-
ing Mrs.. Jane Prescott OF i03 West Twenty fifth
street. with keeping disorderiy house, the police
MADE descent upon Mrs. Prescott's establishment
on Friday night and arrested Mary Wood, Mary
Leslie, Laura Davenport, Blanca White, George
Allen, Richard Deloraine William Townsend, ar
mold Meyers and Lewis Cohen, who were found on
the premises. On being brought before Justice Con-
molly, at the y0rkvie Police Court, Mrs. Prescott
ondeTs one Ses Wers ned % Sio each The case VIII
up for examination on Saturday next.
BuRGLAR.-The HERALD Of yesterday noticed
the fact that Captain Jouran, Of the Sixth precinct
mad arrested man named Samuel Smith In Broad
way ON suspicion OF being burglar, when he was
found in possession Of couple OF shawls and other
property. The publication Of the arrest brought o
complainant In the person Of Ann Cullon OF 100
West Forty.fourtn street, and when the prisoner
was arraigned before Justice Downn9 at the T0mbs
yesterday morning Mrs.. Cullom made afidavit that
her dwelling had been burglarously entered on the
cath Of November, when door was forced open and
forty dollars in money, \ silver watch two Shawls,
an alpaca dress and two pairs Of pants were stolen
therefrom. She accused Smith and man named
from q store in Beecker street, where "Joe, had
LEFT orsod It, The prisoner Smith was held for trial.
ALLEGED BURGLARY.--LoselIe Menkensen, q COL
ored individual, has just returned from an ocean
trip, and having considerable Of his hard earned
money left he has been "dolngn New York with q
friend or two, who, knowing the '.lnsh" condition
Of the .sailor boy,n have clung to him closer than
brothers, Yesterday morning he was found under
very Suspicious circumstances near the stables OF
Andrew Nolan, No. 20 East Seventeenth street.
which upon examination were found to have. been
burQlariOusly entered and robbed Of harness valued
at 500. The officer patr0lling the post observed
several men In the gateway leadng to about three
ran away and escaped. Their proximity to the place
which was robbed caused tho arrest or the accused
and his arraignment before Justice Dodge at the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning.
I.oselle strenuousy denied the accusation. and said
that his presence IN the alleyway was merely accL
dental ana that he knew nothing OF the missing
ps0perty. Admitted to bail IN the sum Of $1,000 to
answer at the Court Of General Sessions.