The New York herald., 1869-05-14
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

DRIVING LAME HoRsE.-Michael Dooley was
brought yesterday before Judge bowling a charge
Of cruelty to animals, In driving lame horse. He
was committed In default Of $500 TO answer the
charge.
ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMENT BY A CLERK-John E.
OConnor, clerk In the pawn shop OF George Frede
rick No. 1874 Spring street. yesterday committed
by Justice Dodge Tor trial on the charge OF embez-
zling $3.50 from his employer. The accused entered
plea OF guilty.
ALLEGED VIOLENCE AND RoBBERY.-Edward
Peters made an affidavt yesterday before Judge
Bowling, charging Christian Sbulich with striking
him violent blow In the face, while in No. 200
Centre street; then holding him on the bar and
while so holding him taking fifty dollar from his
pockets. The accused, who keeps the saloon where
the alleged larceny occurred, was arrested and CON-
mitted to answer.
BURGLAR CAUGHT.-Henry Lyons, who keeps a
tobacco store at No. 525 Pearl street. at two O'Clock
yesterday morning caught o stranger in his place
and at held to him till he could deliver him
into the custody Of an ofhcer. The prisoner, who
had entered the place by pushing back the fanght
over the door, was taken before Judge Downg at the
TOmbs, when he confessed that he broke into the
place iOr the purpose OF theft. He gave his
John Williams and employment as fireman on the
steamer William Fletcher.
BURGLARY on EIGHTH AvENUE.-Burglars on
Wednesday night entered by prying open the rear
windows OF the grocery store Of Smith Thompson,
No. 215 Eighth avenue, and stole over seventy-dve
dollars from q desk. Yesterday morning officer
jackson. OF the sixteenth precinct arrested Louis
Beac, living corner OF Fifteenth street and Ninth
avenue, on suspicion, when part OF the money.
some Of which were gold pieces, was found upon
him and identified as the property OF the firm.
ANOTHER BOLD RoBBERY.-Yesterday afternoon
two men broke open the street showcase Of Shields
a Casey, No. SO Gold street, and made OF with
silver ice pitcher and several other articles OF silver
ware that were in the case. Although several per-
sons saw the men break the case and run OF with
the stolen goods the thieves were not moested, and
OF course, under the circumstances, made double
quick time for some locality whence the police WILL
In all probability never hear from them. The goo ds
taken were valued at thirty dollars.
ALLEGED SHARP FINANCIAL PRACrICE.-Mr. Silas
@. W. Brown, Of No. 6s Liberty street. drew $3.50
yesterday from the Chatham Bank on q check and
laid 1t down for the purpose Of counting, when he
was touched on the shoulder by a gentleman and
asked II he could give the address OF person whose
name was shown him on piece OF paper. lie was
unable to give the Information and turn, nr 10 look
after his money found Il had disappeared. Suspect
Ing the individual touching him on the shoulder as
who gave his name as Charles b. Carseu, was taken
before Judge Bowling at the Tombs and, though de-
nying the alleged theft, was fully Committed to
answer.
MORE ALLEGED BOGUS INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
swrNDLEs.-Joseph L. stone and George McCarty
proprietors OF the intelligence ONCE las Fulton
street, were yesterday arrested on complaint OF
Thomas Herihy, an irish emigrant, for false pre-
tence. The prosecution was Instituted by Marshal
Tooker, who sent the victim to Justice Dodge.
Herlihy states that in answer to an advertisement
ne called at the ofhce, when they promised, on his
paying three dollars to get him situation at twelve
or fourteen dollars per week In q brewery In
persons were wanted there, and they had no knowl-
edge OF the alleged nrm OF Stone &Co., las Fulton
street. Two other parties-Henry RlGeary, OF No. 1
East Houston street, and Ray Buckstette, OF 16s
Hester street-also made complaints OF q similar
character char The accused were held in $500 bail
McCarty, who states tnat he bought an interest In
the once last saturday for seventy-ave dollars and
has been swinded himself