The New York herald., 1869-03-25
POLICE INTELLIGENCE,

LARCENY OF WATCH AND CHAfN.-Boyd IT,
Packer. OF wiliamsport, Pa. Temporarily stopping
at the Revere House In this city, caused the arrest
OF woman named Jennie Dun, residing at No. l2s
Greene street, yesterday morning, charging her with
stealing gold watch and chain from him. valued
at $40. she admitted she had taken the property
and pawned H. returning him the ticket for the same
She was arraigned before Justice Ledwith at JefYer
son Market, Yesterday afternoon and pleaded not
guilty to the charge, but committed In default
OF $1,000 bail TO answer at the General sessions.
ASSAULT WITH KSIPR-Henry Ficken. Of No. 81
Greenwich street. Charles Smith, living at "a same
street, and Mary Osturs, went to East New York on
Monday to witness pigeon shooting match. While
there Ficken ann Smith had Misunderstanding
which was renewed after returning to the city, i Is
alleged that Smith cut Ficken on the body with q
knife with intent TO do him bodily harm. Officer
Mcclure, OF the Tombs Court squad arrested Smith
and Judge Hogan he'd him In $500 ball 70 answer.
INDICTMENT OF AN ALLEGED RECEIVER OF STOLEN
BoSDs.-On Tuesday night, as Captain Jourdan, OF
the Sixth precinct, was riding down town ON Q
Bleecker street car, he espied WIN. Gurney, man
for whom he was In search on charge Of being q
receiver Of stolen goods. Quincy stands indicted
for receiving $4,000 Of the S5oooo In bonds stolen
IS Wa tne .rac 1nce Oh oI @ M SsmSrs,en9 ne NO
therefor 90 6o0 ct place corner OF Bleecker street
and Amity place. Gurney was taken before the Re
corder and committed for trial without bail. The
accused has served q term In the Trenton IN. ~
State Prison and has also been arrested for dsposing
OF counterfeit money.
BURGLARY ON BRoADwAY.-At three O'Clock yes
terday morning oficer Gilen, OF the Fifteenth pre-
cinct discovered man at the corner OF Fig nth
street and Broadway. having In his possession two
overcoats and one sack coat which he was endcavor
ing to dispose otto hackman, and caused his arrest
Upon being searched at the station house quantity
Of cigars and tobacco was found In his possession,
or Charles Proger, 1.227 Broadway Upon repairing
to the saloon Of the above named gentleman u Was
asceraned nat MS premises had been burglariously
entered during the night The prisoner was ar
raigned before Justice Ledwih, nc Jenerson Market
yesterday, where he gave his name as James Wilson,
the New England Hotel complaint vas preferred
against him, 10 which he pleaded not guilty but was
Sessions.
ASSAULT AND ROBBERY NJ HfGHwAYMRv-CoN.
FEsslos or CuLr.-Qn Monday night, shortly be-
fore twelve O'Clock, Charles Bcckman, living at No.
"a Oak street, while within few steps OF his house,
was assaulted by Thomas Donneily, youth Of
twenty years, and three other unknown boys, and
Knocked down. While PROSTATE on the walk and
utterly helpless Beckman was seized by the three
red hs pockets or silver waicb yased ~ nv
uoiars ana other articles with which they escaped.
tuesday night detectives Mullln and Horbelt Of the
fourtn precinct, on Information received arrested
Donneiy who immediately confessed his guilt, and
told ine oincers that the stolen tlmepIece was Sc
creted under the oor o premises No. 70 Oak street.
On making search the prisoners statement was
found 10 he true, the watch was recovered. Dom
nelly was yesterday arraigned before Justice Hogan
and committed 70 the Tonbs for trial without bail.
The prisoners confederates In the robbery are still
az large but vigorous efforts will be made TO secure
them. The Fourth precinct is rapidly becoming
very dangerous place for burglars and hghwaymen.
ALLEGED THEFT or CASE ov GooDs.--Tn the
month Of October last, Michael Feeney, cartman.
was employed BY several merchants 70 convey cases
and bales OF goods to piers on the North river pre-
paratory to shipment. Instead, however, Of obey.
the goods TO the premises OF Simon Libeck, then
living at No. 21 Lsurens street. where the cases were