The New York herald., 1869-05-31
Police yTELLIGEyCr.

4 DOG THEr-James Hasken who gives no resi-
dence, yesterday committed for trial on the
charge Of stealing dog worth 5000 from Hamilton
Thompson. Of pier AZ North river. The accused who
was arrested by officer Barbalet OF the Twenty
eighth precinct, denied the charge.
ASSAULT WITH A SLING SBOr.-Patrick Twate, Of
No. AIS. Fast Seventeenth street, was arragned
before Justice Dodge by ofiicer Battersby OF the
Eighteenth precinct. the charge OF felonionsly
assaulting Francis Lynch. OF No. 4o4 East Seven
teenth street. The prisoner was committed TO an
swer at the General Sessions.
ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON. John Svms, a long
shoreman. OF No. So Charlton street, was arrested
ana arraigned yesterday before Justice Dodge on
the charge OF knocking down and stealing from
Thomas Caher, OF No. ss Madison street, on Friday
night at Shanty's saloon. corner OF West and King
streets. n watch worth fifteen dollars. The accused
admitted the assault, but denied the robbery.
ROBBED HIS EMPLOyER.-Charles Eallmann and
Hendricks Karstens were Yesterday committed by
Justice Dodge for stealing from Jacob Cross OF No.
~ Fourth avenue, SAC 30 in currency. Kamann
was In the employment OF Gross, and admitted thar
he committed the robbery by the advice OF Rarstens.
The arrest was made by oiicer Harris Of the Fif-
teenth precinct. to whom the accused admitted the
charge, and stated that he divided the proceeds Of
the robbery with Karsens
A Boy MoRTiLLy ISJrRED.--At Jefferson Market,
before Justice Dodge. was Yesterday arraigned and
held to await result OF injuries Alfred Darte who,
while driving through Eighth avenue at a furious
rate OF speed on SATURDAY evening ran over child.
aged five years. named John Gillespie. breaking a
thigh and leg and nfic'ing other INJURIES from
which II ls feared he cannot recover. The chds
mother, MRS. Catharine Gillespie, OF No. 35l West
Thirty ninth street. was the complainant.
JOIN SMITH, HELPING HIMSELF TO viLIsg.-
A gentleman claiming to he a resident OF Boston,
and giving his name as "John smith," was taken
Yesterday before Judge Downing. at the Tombs. on
a charge OF helping himself 10 valise belonging
to Courtland H. Dodd. In the vase was wearing
was in transit from this city to Baltimore The ac-
cused was caught BY the baggage-master helping
himself 20 the valise. lie was committed In default
OF 81, 900 10 answer.
RoBBiSa CLOTHING sroRr.-John Kestlng and
Richard W. Lyon were yesterday brought before
Judge Downing. at the Tombs, on charge OF steai.
ing ninety.one dollars worth OF clothing from the
tailoring establishment Of George Schwahulend, IN
m the tore and Kea,,ng ssys that he locked him IN
the second story, and then, after the place was smut
MP allowed II 20 be robbed. keating pleaded guilty
10 the charge but Lyon denied having had anything
! 20 do win the robbery. Both were committed fol
| trial.
A DisREpurABLE NEsr BROKEN Ur.--ADout 6vs
O'Clock yesterday morning oficer A. q. Underhill. o
the Eighth precinct. hearing row inside of No. III
Thompson street, rushed into the place where dts
gusting sight met his gaze. living around upon the
noor was a promiscuous crowd OF whites and blacks
males and females rolling In their NTH and makint
the night hdeous 10y their curses and Disgusting ex
| hoitlons OF brutality. The entire party. william
REYNOLDS, the Keeper, i've other male negroes, fou
nego-lovng white women and four negro womeI
| were arrested and committed "a disorderiy charac
| ters 10y Justice Dodge.
| An OLD SwtNpLNG DopeE.-Frank Martel, a
present stopping At Loveioy's Hotel, and havini
come TO the city, Ike many ambitious rural gentle
men, to make his fortune In the great metropolis
was ON saturday afternoon the victim OF q Yer.
antique swindle. While strolling through Yves
street gentlemanly looking man got into converse
Inn ~ AM na
gagement said he would like him 10 90 with him q
California To- take charge Of some horses. prctt
soOn AFTER TIE usual way, n tIird party came III
aud presented a bill for payment TO the genticmanl
looking man, who, having nothing but gold, bor
rowed twenty-eght dollars, all the money Mr. Mar
tel had aud shortly managed TO disappear fron
sight Mr.. hartel obtained The AID OF officer COLE O
the fwenty-sxih precinct, who arrested the gentle
| manly looking man last evening at the FraDkfor
House. He gave his name AZ william Summons
| Judge bowling ~ The r0mb's Police Conrt yesfcI
] DAY committed him 10 answer The ohage.