The New York herald., 1869-06-21
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ALLEGED LARCENY OF MONEY.-Charles Warnock,
blacksmith, residing in Seventeenth street, was
arragned before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Mar
ket, yesterday on complaint Of Daniel Curry, Of 3O7
West Thirteenth street, charged with stealing thirty
dollars in money from him on Saturday. Curry
states that he left the money hanging vest in his
stable, which was locked, and gave Warnock the
key. When he again entered the stable for the pur-
pose OF getting his vest he discovered the money
gone and charges the prisoner took 1t from the fact
that he was the only person besides himself in the
stable. He pleaded not guilty to the charge, but
was committed, in default OF ball. to answer.
THE INTELLIGENCE OFFICE TRoUBLE.-The two
men, Taylor and Wcks, whose arrest on a charge OF
conspiracy 20 defraud was announced in yesterdays
HERALD. were this morning arraigned before JUS
tice Mansfield at the Essex. Market Police Court.
1t will be remembered that these men, as alleged
by false pretences persuaded Mr.. L. ]. Benson, OF
No. 123 Adams street. Brooklyn, to pay $500 for q
partnership in their intelligence office at No. ATS
Broadway. Mr.. Benson made an affidavit set
ting forth the FACTS In The case, and the
Justice held both men to answer the charge. At the
close OF the examination Justice Mansfield made
he spoke in strong terms or the conduct OF the pri
soner Taylor winding up by Informing him that it
was his hope that If any person had been vctlnised
by him Taylor) complaint would be made, prOmis-
ing thai he the Justice) would do all in his power to
obtain justice for the victims.
A BOGUS CHECK observation-disclosures Chandler, OF
the Court squad. yesterday brought before Justice
Mansfield, at the Essex Market Police Court man
named Nathaniel L. Loeweincke, who was charged
with obtaining money on a bogus check. Mr.. julius
Knoop of 1917 Bowery, who carries on business
as q cigar and tobacco merchant, was the complain
ant aud he stated that on the 10th Of June the
prisoner, LOeweincke, came TO him with check
upop the chatham National Bank and asSed for
loan thereupon. Mr.. Knoop advanced the prisoner
$12o. and has since found that the check was
worthless. The prisoner was locked up for eXamin-
alton.
ALLEGED PICKPocKEr. -0ficer Sanford, OF the
Eighteenth precinct, yesterday arraigned James
Huyland before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Mar.
ket, upon complaint OF Moritz Eberhart, of No. sos
Sixth street, charged with picking his pocket OF q
watch and stealing a breastpin from the bosom Of
his shirt valued IN all at fifteen dollars. The COM
plainant states that on Saturday night he was
riding up town In Second avenue car,
when the prisoner, who was accompanied by
three or four unknown men, who are
still AZ large seized hold Of his watch chain, forciby
took the watch from his pocket, also taking the pin
from the bosom Of his shirt, after which they left
the car. The prisoner stated in his informal exam-
nation he was nineteen years OF age, residing In
First avenue, by occupation car driver, and not
guilty OF the charge, alleging that all he done was
to knock or his hat. He was, however committed
without bail 10 answer.
SUNDAY AT THE ToMBs.-It was an unusually
busy day yesterday at the Tombs Police Court.
There were sixty-seven prisoners. Fifty-three
were for intoxication, indicating an unwontedy
free indulgence Saturday evening In the
nowing bowl. There were ten arrests for
dsordery conduct one only for assault and
battery showing the contents OF the aforesaid how-
ing bowA TO have been remarkably peaceful In its
fruits The remaining three arrests were one for
grand larceny, one for petty larceny and one
Tor having no visible means OF support. The
grand larceny case was q charge against Rachel
Archley, young German girl, who was employed
as servant by Mrs. Sarah Barwich, No. CO Baxter
street. Mrs. Barwlch missed some finger and
ear rings, Of the aggregate value OF forty.one
dollars, and on having the accused arrested they
were 1Ounu In the lattpr's pDgsegstOu. The
prisoner was committed 10 answer In default
Of $500 bail. Carl Franchu was accused OF steal
ing two dollars fractional currency from John
Anguy No. SO Rose street; not being able give $500
bail the said Carl was locked up. Michael Moon
allowed his angry passion to rise and struck John
Murphy, Of No 10 Elm street. lie gave bail in $500
TO answer.