The New York herald., 1869-03-15
POLICE uTELLIGEsCE.

ALLEGED ATTRMPT TO RoB A BONDED WARE
HoUsE.-About five o'clock yesterday morning pri-
vate watchman George U. Updegrove heard noise
at the basement door OF Messrs Jackson 4 Wood.
run's bonded warehouse No. Q Washington street,
and. fastening to the SPOT saw two men attempting
to force an entrance to the premises, The spring
lock which secured the door had already been re-
moved; but on discovering the watchman the burg
lars replaced the lock, and, springing It together
up washington street. Updegrove INSTANTLY sound.
ed the alarm, when on1cer HamilI, OF the twenty.
seventh precinct seeing man running up Washing
gave his name as James Wilson, aud on being or.
ragned before Judge Hogan was committed to the
TSmDs lor examination ina The prisoners confederate
sequent examination Of the bonded warehouse tn
duced the belief on the part Of the ocer and others
release some accOmplices then In the warehouse.
Tracks were discovered In the fresh In rear Of
the building, which officer HamiIl traced to tene-
ment house fronting on Battery place, and, doubt
less u burglars were IN the premises they became
alarmed and escaped through the tenement house.
house i was impossible Yesterday 70 learn Il Il had
been robbed, but further particulars concerning the
matter VIII be learned to-day.
FAMILY Row IN MULBERRY SrREEr-ASorHER
CASE OF CLUBBNG.-James Devine with his family
and other relatives live In the house 1is Mulberry
street. and pay the rent jointly. At an early hour
yesteruAJ mOIuiu8 DeNlne, a5 bicxeu Dy MS
mother r-in-law and sister-in-law, threatened them
with violence, whereupon they went into the street
ana, meeting with ofcer Decker, Of the Fourteenth
precinct, requested his interference in their behalf
The oficer accordingly went to the house to take
such steps a. the exigencies Of the case demanded
but on reaching the place Devinc had the door
fastened and refused to admit him. Decker
then reported the case to the sergeant In
command by whom he was instructed TO return to
Dcvtnes apartments and arrest him II he still con-
tnued his threats and was disordery, At this time
access to the presence OF Devine who then was
parativey quiet and at the request OF the ocer de-
clined accompanying him to the station house. He
contended that Decker had no right to be In his
room and requested him to leave. which was de-
clined. wordy alteration then ensued between
Devine and the ocer during which the latter 1t IL
alleged, drew his club In hand and revolver In
the other. at the same time striking Devine
several blows on the head with his locust.
Devine beng conquered was taken to the lookup
and charge Of intoxicaton and disordcry conduct
entered against him. Yesterday morning the
prisoner, bearing unmistakable evidences OF rough
usage was arraigned before Justice Hogan, TO whom
ne related the circumstances which led to his arrest
Inc omcer partially denied the truth Of Dcvine's
statement and claimed that the latter drew an axe
ana threatened to cut him down. Decker asked
TOT time Tor the production OF witnesses 10 make out
MS case ana sent for the two females VINO first called
MN: Ihey swore positively that at the time OF
Devine's arrest he had no axe or other weapon In
MS nand on this state OF facts the magistrate dis
charged pevine from custody. and II u more than
probable that he Will ask for redress for his grew
anceb ~ the nands OF the Police Commissioners.