The New York herald., 1869-06-09
P0LICE INTELLIGENCE.

A CoLogEp BURGLAR.-Joseph Prime, colored
waiter nineteen years Of age arrested by olcer
Fitzgerald, OF the Sixteenth and arraIgned before
Justice Dodge at Jefferson Market, yesterday, upon
complaint OF Mrs. Fanny kirDy, OF No. 2U2 VI est
rwentyt third street, charged with burglariousy en-.
tering her premises, at the above number, on Mon
day night by means OF forcing open The outer
window Of tile 'front.' basement and attempting TO
steal q quantity OF wearing apparel valued at $780,
lie pleaded not guilty To the charge but was com
mtied, in default of $1,000 bail, TO answer at the
General sessions.
HIGHWAY EoBBg.y.-A man named Louis Laight
was Yesterday arragned before Justice shandley, at
the Essex Market Police Court charge OF larceny
from the person. The complainant, Mr. Adolph
wentler, stated that about one O'Clock yesterday
morning, he was passing along Hester street, near
the Bowery, when he was stopped by two men, one
OF whom put his hand IN his tWenter's vest pocket
and took therelrom nine dollars In United states
notes. Wentler seized OH the man Laght who
rIned his pocket and held on to him until an officer
came up and arrested him. The other man escaped
arrest. Justice Shandlcy held Laght ior eXamIna-
tlon
STEALING HORSES AND wAGoNs.-rwo men named
John stewart and Patrick Mccormick were ar
Taigned yesterday afternoon before Justice Shand-
ley, at the Essex Market Police Court, charged with
one of the most daring robberics which has recently
been committed on the east side Of the city. Mr..
John Garland, who resides az the corner OF Kiving
ton and Columbia streets, accused the prisoners
with stealing three horses, TWO sets OF harness, one
double truck and two single trucks OF the total value
OF Sl,375. Mr.. Garland stated that about two
O'Clock yesterday afternoon ne was driving single
truck, and Albert Irving, the brother OF the owner
OF the property, was driving a double truck 10
which was fastened another single truck. When at
the corner Of Goerck aud Deiancey streets Garland
and irving got or tue tricks aud went into a
liquor store. when they came out OF The
saioon they saw the prisoner, Mccormick,
ON the double truck driving tue horses very
rapidly, the single truck and the horse having been
attached to the doub Mr. Garland Of gave
chase TO the men and caught them at the corner OF
avenue ID ana Tenth street. where he gave them into
the custody OF officer Petit of the Eleventh pre-.
cinct. Tie Justice held both men for examination.
ALLEGED CONFIDENCE OPERATOR. -oIlcer Chand
le OF the Court squad brought before Justice shand
ley yesterday, at the Essex Market oce Court, an
elderly man named August Suppe alias c. Muer
whom he had arrested upon a charge OF obtaining
money under false pretences. The officer had some
trouble IN nnding his prisoner but finally succeeded
10 arresting nm tins morning in Laurcns street The
SchurInan, Of No. 81 kivington street who
charges the prisoner with obtanng from
It appears that In March last schnrman saw an al.
vertisement I'm German paper Tor doctors clerk,
with instructions TO call at No. 1 Centre street.
Schurman went to the place and found N an intei-
gence ONCE, stated his business and was introduced
to the prisoner who gave his name ss DR. Muller,
and said he had o Doctors Office st No. 80 East
sroadway. , Alter some talking the prisoner en-.
$500 as security for his honcssy. Schurman subsc-
quently met the would-be doctor and gave him $3.50
as security receiving IN return note OF hand pay.
then seen the prisoner or received any employment
from him. put has found out that Miller was an
assumed name lie therefore charges him with
for examination. II is said several other persons
are ready to make afildavits against suppe alias
Muller.
AN OLD OFFENDER AGAIN IN cpsropy.-Gus.
tavus Duquesnc alias ''Bonnie,n who was arrested
some two months since charged with swlndlIng