The New York herald., 1869-06-23
POLICE iyTELLIGEyCC.

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-John Mccormick was
| yesterday committed to the Tombs by Judge Dow
ling to answer charge OF burglary. On Monday
night the shoe store OF George Craig. in the base.
several pairs OF boots and shoes stolen. Ufhcer
Gordon found the accused In the vicinity OF the
place with the missing property in his possession
ana thus arrested him.
ASSAULT ON A UNITED STATES REVENUE OFF,
CER.-Mr Jerome B. wass, special detective In the
United states revenue service undertook yesterd ay
afternoon TO seize five barrels vf whiskey on cart
IN South street, the same not being properly
bonded. AS he seized the horse by the rens Thomas
Jonnsen and James Casey seized hold Of him, and,
pulling him away, enabled the driver with the
whisKey TO escape. Through aid OF offlcer Mahony
these two men were arrested and promptly brought
before Judge Dowling, at the Tombs Police Court.
They were each icommltted to answer charge OF
assault and battery.
TAKING CARE OF MoNEy.-Robert Slattery, OF No.
Canal street. appeared before Justice Shandley yes
terday at Essex Market Police Court, and chars cd
young man named James Shay with stealing from
him thirty five dollars in currency. II appears that
on the 5th OF May Slattery met the prisoner In q
drinking saloon, and that he then took the money
stated. of taking care Of nc. The landlord Of the
house saw the operation and also asked Shay what
ne Was after, when he made similar reply. Shay
has never vet returned the thrty-nve dollars, and
slattery thinking he nad takep care pf i long
enough caused his arrest on a charge OF grand
larceny. Justice shandley held Shay In $500 bail to
answer
BURGLARY IN FIRST AvENUE.-Two men, named
william Fuller and Benjamin =. Bridley, were yes.
terday arraigned by ocer Maloy OF the Seventeenth
precinct, before Justice Shandley, at the Essex
Market Police Court, on charge OF burglary. Mr..
Patrick Cunningham, who keeps q liquor store on
the corner OF First avenue and Fifth street. stated
that his premises were burglariously entered last
night and about dollars In money stolen there
from. officer Maoy arrested the prisoners and upon
the person OF Fuller the lost money was discovered
Fuller acknowledged having entered the store by
means OF the fanght. The prisoner Bridey denies
any connection with the burglary except that he was
in company with Fuller, whom he met for the first
time last night The Justice held both men to
answer.
DISHONEST ExPREssMAS.-An expressman
named Terence Mccormick, was yesterday arraigned
before Justice Shandey, Essex Market Police Court
charged with stealing a trunk. The complainant,
Mr. George A. Latourete testified that on the 9Th OF
April he found the prisoner with nis truck In Mer-
Ger street, and engaged him TO take trunk to NO.
1850 East Houston street. The prisoner came and got
niT @ 10 see sn the PROPERLY When oSy sho wn
distance from the house Mccormick dismissed the
boy The trunk, It Is alleged, has never been de.
ivercd and as II contained clothing ana money OF
the total value OF s42i Mr. Latourette has been ever
since looking out for the cxpressman lie did not
see him, however, till yesterday, when he At once
caused his arrest. The Justice committed McCol-
mick for eXainiDatiOn
ALLEGED Boous CHEcK. detective woodbridge,
OF the sixth precinct yesterday arraigned Daniel II.
Van Aernam, broker fifty years OF age, residing at
No. lO1 West Twentieth street, before Justice Dodge
at Jefferson Market, upon complaint OF George
Bumm, No. os Bowery, who charges that on the
ars aay OF o one bi me purceased aCa quantity Of wine
payment o check drawn payable TO his order pur-
porting 10 be drawn by John g. Burns, on the IIano.
represented as good, and would be paid upon pre-.
| sentation. MIR. Bumm, believing the statements to
| he true, accepted the check ana paid Van Aernam