The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-01
POLICE NTELLlGEyCC.

LITERARY THIEF.-Charles Sinclair was YESTERDAY
arrested on a charge Of stealing books from the
American News Company in Nassau street. His taste
ran TO ''RobnsOn Cfusoe" and Kindred works Of fc-
tiOn Alderman Moore, at the TOmbs, committed
him TO answer the charge.
Nor FELONIoUs AssAuLT.-Charles Utz a
| butcher Of No. Greenwich street, against whom
Martin kuhns. OF New Brunswick, n. j., preferred
complaint OF stabDing him in the back with knife
was yesterday released from custody on explana.
ton OF the complainant. The latter confessed that
being under the influence OF liquor he fell through
glass door into cellar way, and thus sustained his
injuries.
A FOWL PROCEEDrNG.-Thomas McGlnness was
yesterday arrested charge Of cruelty to fowl
The alleged cruelty consisted in plucking the
feathers OF said fowl while IL was alive. The COM
plant was maze by John w. Hudson, one OF the
agents OF Mr. Bergh the great defender of the rights
OF dumb creatures. The accused was held by Alder
man Moore acting magistrate at the Tombs, to
answer the charge.
RECOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERrY.-Two men,
named James Anderson and William Peters, were
arrested yesterday morning at the foot OF pier 81
North river by officers Shaw and Griftb OF the har
Dor pohce on suspicion. They had in their possess
sion fourteen pieces OF red fannel supposed To have
been stolen. When arragned before Justice Dodge
al the Jefferson Market Police Court they pleaded
not guilty, but were locked up.
PILFERiNa FRENCHMAN.--M. Blanca Aie1a, OF
No. 1874 Ninth street, complained at the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday that Alexander Rem
merit, Of No. 229 West Nineteenth street, French
man. and sby occupation an ironmoulder, entered
his house on Friday and seeing some forty-six dol
lars lying on the table appropriated IL. Relnnert,
being charged with the theft did not deny having
taken the money, and was consequently held to
answer.
ALLEGED srABsrNG AFrArR-Dennis Connors
was yesterday arrested on a charge Of stabbng In
the mead, with pocketknie, Michael McCabe, OF No.
CO Oliver street. A brother Of McCabe was having
dispute with the accused, when the complainant as
IL alleged, iuterfered and was stabbed. Happily
only a slight injury resulted from the staDbIng,
Conn0rs was fully committed by Alderman OBrien,
acting magistrate IT the T0mbs, to answer = charge
OF felontous assault.
BURGLARY IN WEST SrREEr.-Mr. Charles w. An
thony, OF 227 West street. appeared before Justice
Dodge yesterday afternoon and charged two prts-
oners named James Anderson and william Peters,
who were arrested by on1cers Shaw and Grimm.
with having burgari0usy entered his premises on
Friday night and stolen therefrOm quantity OF 1an-
mel waived at 500. The burglars had packed up
ready TO take away, when interrupted, nearly
S5,O 600 worth OF goods They had . boat ready &C
the foot OF pier 81, near the warehouse. They were
committed 10 answer.
A CoUNTgRFBIr LORD CARRIN0roS.-one of tho
clerks OF the ST. Nicholas Hotel appeared before Jus
uce Dodge yesterday, ct the Jefferson Market Police
Court. and charged young man named wiimot ).
Mitchell OF Montreal, Canada then In custody with
having represented himself as Lord w. II. b. Car
rngt0n. Of England" and q woman ne had with
HIM AZ LADY CarrtngtOn,0 at the St. Nlcholas. His
bogus lordship ana her bogus iadyship up bill
OF nfty-sx dollars In two days. aud the latter also
clerk, SO 25 IN money. OIicer Keey arrested the DIS
upguished foreigner when his true character became
known. Justice Dodge committed him TO answer IN
deault OF $500 bail