The New York herald., 1869-01-30
POLICE IyTELLIGEyCE.

ASSAULT wIrH A KNrFE.--James Gcoghegan, an
inmate OF the sailors boarding house No. ESQ Water
street, was arraigned before Alderman Moore at the
Tombs yesterday to answer charge Of having as-'
saulted solomon kinsey with q knife and infcting
trial - " -
ALLEGED BURGLARY BY BoYs.-Detectve Reilly,
Of the Twentieth precinct yesterday arraigned two
boys named James Reilly and Dennis Cushman
aged respectively eighteen and sixteen years. before
Justice shandley, at Jefferson Market upon com.
plant OF John savery, OF No. ass West Thirty-nrst
street. charged with burglariously entering his bar
ber shop, at the above NUMBER on the night OF the
oath inst. by means Of forcing open the outer front
door with some instrument and stealing one over
coat and fifteen razors valued In all at sixty dollars.
mitted to answer at the General Sessions in default
Of bail.
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED GAMBLING House PKopRr-
EToR.-Waiter Patrick, the alleged proprietor OF
gambling house at sos Broadway, learning warrant
had been issued for his arrest by Justice Shandley
appeared at Jefferson Market yesterday afternoon
and gave bail in the sum OF $1,000 to answer
nsvc es'eS Canada temporarily Stopping Sr, n
Ssw G S nubs wS Gasss Fssce s 5S Sn ssee ee
and exhibit gambling table establishment device
and apparatas FOR the purpose Of gambling, in vio-
latlon OF the statutes OF the State OF New York
Grf1n states that on the night mentioned above he
lost $4,000 and valuable lot Of diamonds in the
examination, stated he was forty-two years OF age
born in Rensselaer, county, lives In this city by occu
patton broker and not guilty OF the charre.
ALLEGED FALSE REPRESENTATIONS J.
Houghton, or No 40 Dominick street, preferred a
complaint before Justice shandley, at JEFFERSON
Market, in which ho charges Thomas Thorn, residing
at 22t Jay street. Brooklyn, on the soh Of June last
OF having defrauded him out OF $500. IIoughton
charges that the above date the prisoner came TO
Nun ana represented that he owned four lots OF
ann ana r 2. the southwest corner q lltIh street
sna FOR ssn so ayeSSe ,soo which ae woua d,poss q
bslsnep upo" signing the articles OF agreement the
- TO remain on mortgage, and paid n two In
the statements TO be true, contracted for the prop.
ery, paying the $500 down on signing tue articles Of
agreement. Since which time ne alleges nc mas ascer-
tanned the statements made by Thorp were untrue,
and made for the purpose OF defrauding him. IIc
pleaded not guilty to the charge, but was held Tor
A1TExpTED HIGHWAY RopBERy.-As Michael Car
roll was passing through Washington street at late
! hour on Thursday night he was met BY Thomas T.
o'Donohue residing at 143 Cedar street. who pushed
| him without any ceremony into an adjoining alley
| way and was there busily engaged In attempting
to take from his victims person thirty-nye M
pockets. when assistance arrived In M the person
/ Of Anthony Welsh, OF No. 1870 Washington
in time to turn the tide OF battle IN favor OF Carroll
/ O'Donohue was subsequently handed over 70 the
RED his s' prisoner yesterday morning before Alder
man Moore acting as magistrate at the T0m1s 20
lice Court and theiatter neld O'Donohue for trial on
the formal complaint Of Carrell, who, as non-resi
dent OF this wicked metropolis, was sent to the
| house Of detention for witnesses.
OPERATING ON A SAFE IN MAIDEN LANE.-Abou
midnight Of Thursday, as oficer Fame OF the Second
ward police, passed through Maiden lane on hi
rounds. he heard noise on the second noor OF No
~ Maiden lane, occupied by Daniel Hess musical In
strument dealer. lie notified of1ccr Gulre OF th,
fact and they kept strict watch upon the place
Soon after this four men emerged from the build