The New York herald., 1869-06-13
POLICE NTELLIGENrE.

LARCENY OF WATCHES.-Detective BlackwOOd, O
the Ninth precinct yesterday afternoon arrested a
young man named George ii. Pease on board the
steamer Quaker City, upon complaint OF his mother
Mrs. Almra Pease, OF No. l25 East Twelfth street
charged with stealing two watches ana a quantity
OF wearing apparel from her the 18th of Apri
last, valued at $3.50. He pleaded guilty TO the
charge and was committed In default of bail &c
answer
LARCENY OF CLoTHING.-A young man named
John 0Neil was taken before Justice Shandley yes
terday at Essex Market Police Court, on a charge Of
grand larceny. Mr.. George II. Hawkins deposed
that he took from his place, at No. 2i9 Second ave
pue, quantity OF clothing, valued at forty three
dollars portion OF which was found IN the posses
sion OF the prisoner by officer Little Ohcer Little
testified that he arrested O'Neil in vacant lot in
Thirteenth street and found some OF the stolen
articles OF clothing upon him. Held for eXamina
ton.
ALLEGED THIEF AND RECEIVER OF STOLEN
GooDs.-Thomas Hyland, aged fourteen, was ar
rested by Detective Glynn, OF the Eighth precinct,
and arragned before Justice Dodge, at Jefferson
Market yesterday upon complaint OF Simon Hey
mann, OF NO. 70 Grand street. charged with stealing
quantity OF lead and brass moulds on the 9th INST.
valued at eighty dollars He pleaded guilty TO the
charge, and stated he had disposed Of the property
10 one Thomas Brennan junk dealer, In Baxter
street, for 81 90. Brennan was also arrested, and
gave bail 10 answer charge OF receiving stolen
goods
FELoYIoUs AssAULT.-A young man named Will
terday, at the Yorkvie Police Court, charged with
stabbing lad named Joseph II. Miller, on Friday
night while at picnic at Landmarks Park. The
lad was too dangerously wounded to be able TO ap-
pear in court, and in lis absence his father John
Miller, residing at the corner OF Slxty-second street
and Ninth avenue, made the necessary affidavt. The
prisoner stated that Miller used very abusive laD
guage to him, and that though he resented the
insult he did not use any knife do any stabbing
Blake was locked up TO await the result OF MlIer's
injuries.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN Delaney STREET.-Two
men named Theodore Mansen and William Davis
we're taken before Justice Shandley at the Essex
Market Police Court. yesterday, charged with nigh
way robbery. II the statements made are true the
case is one Of the most nagrant Of the character
which has been recorded Tor some time The CON-
plainant in the is Mr.. Joachim f. Badenhon,
who resides at No. 81 Delaney street. From the am
davlts 1t appears that about two O'Clock yesterday
morning MIR. Badenhor was standing on the stoop or
his house, talking with a friend. Suddenly he was
struck from behind, and looking around, he saw
three men standing near him. Fearing that the men
mad designs upon him, he called "Pollce," and
almost immediately two or the men seized him. one
by each leg, and threw Rim down on
the stoop with great violence. In the fall
Mr.. Badenhons head came in contact with the steps
and he became quite insensble. After lying IN this
condition few minutes he recovered, aud found
that $340 had been taken from his inner vest pocket
where he nad placed IL for safe keeping. Oficer
Drought OF the Tenth precinct, heard the cries of
"Polce," and came TO the spot from whence the CRY
anu was told by Mr.. Badenhod1s friend
the particulars OF the robbery. The officer at once
started In pursuit aud arrested the two prisoners
WHO were recognized as the robbers both by Mr.. Ba-
denbon and his friend The third man escaped. No
money was found in the possession OF either
prisoner. When taken before the Justice both men
protested their innocence, but the evidence so
strong that the Justice locked both up to await ex
animation.