The New York herald., 1869-09-13
POLICE UTELLIGENCE.

SrABBIN0 IN MOTT STREET.-JamoS COoney, an
Irishman was charged with stabbing and cutting in
the face with knife william II. Overton. OF 100
Mott street. Complainant and defendant lived in .
tenement house in Mot street. and an alteration
ensued out OF which the assault complained OF took
place. OO0ney was committed.
ROBBED IN A SALOON.-James Miller. OF No. 123
West Thirtieth street. while In the saloon Of william
Higgins. corner OF Broome and Sullivan streets, was
assaulted BY one Of the gang present named James
MOnahan and robbed OF his watch and chain, after
which he was thrown out OF the place. He met on
saloon and arrested Monahan with Miller's hat on.
compliant was preferred against him, to which he
pleaded not guilty but was committed to answer In
LARCENY OF vALIss.-Roundsman Plgott OF
the Twenty-eighth precinct. yesterday morning
arraigned q sailor named James Harvey residing at
No. Is wooster street, at Jenerson Market, upon
complaint OF Alexander Lackey, OF No. 81 Liberty
street. charged with stealing his valce containing
wearing apparel, valued at eighty dollars, from
Paige's Hotel on Saturday which he found In his
possession in vandam street. Harvey admitted the
what he was doing. Justice Savage committed him
In default Of $500 to answer.
HIGHWAY ROBBRRY.-Between twelve and one
O'Clock yesterday morning as Henry @. whppey, OF
No. IA Mulberry street. was passing the corner OF
Seventh avenue and Thirty-third street, he was
assaulted and robbed Of seventeen dollars In money
street. OAlcer Osborne, Of the Twentieth Precinct.
hearing the cries OF whippey came his assistance
nps 70 SEEING the ssd
the money near where the prisoner was arrested.
He was arraigned before Justice Dodge at Jefferson
Market yesterday ana complaint preferred against
him. to which he pleaded not guilty, but was COM
mitted without bail TO answer.
DEATH or A CHILD UNDER SINGULAR CIRCUM-
srANoEs-THH FATHER RARREsTKD.-Yesterday after
noon Sergeant Ryan, OF the Sixth precinct reported
that Lizzie RYAN, an infant seven months old,
NJ M.xrrNn A.
quite peculiar circumstances It IL alleged
that Thomas and Joanna Ryan, parents
residence, during which. o neighb0r states, one OF
them fell upon the child and killed It. Ryan, who
is under arrest to await the result Of an investiga
and was attended BY two physicians. Coroner
Flynn wiz hold an inquest on the body to-day.
ROBBERY FROM THE PERsoN.-Edward Gaaghan
Frank Reilly ana Michael Bune were yesterday
charged at the Tombs Police Court before Alderman
Moore with robbing Margaret Gardner Of So 30.
morning, and was in Catharine street. She was met
by the prisoners who caught hold OF her dress and
dreSs pocket the above notes. Alter she 20. awsy
from them they followed her ana again knocked her
down and assaulted her In an indecent manner.
The three youths were committed for trial, and Mar
Raret Gardner, the complainant who is known at
the court was sent TO the House OF Detention to be
ready to give evidence when the case ts again
heard.
ALLEGED FoRGERY.-John Wheeler. q respectfully
dressed man who had been boarding at the Astor
House. was brought up In custody Of Detective Ma
her, at the Tombs yesterday, charged with present.
ing forged draft amounting to S1s4 2S to the
cashier, Cornelius Barton, Of the AstOr House Hotel
Broadway. The draft was signed Horato Mack,
Ithica, N. Y. TN beng presented az the bank In
Ithica tt was found to be . forery. wheeler was
locked up BY McKeever; and was brought before Al
derman Moore yesterday and committed for trial.
Tho ofncer held also two other warrants against the
prisoner for similar frauds upon hotels In this city
for $500 and $500 respectively, the particulars OF
which Will bs given before the Court Of General
Sessions
A YOUTHFUL FoRGER.-Alfred Maehier, q re-
spectacle appearing German nineteen years of age,
in the employ of Sterne Lippili, az q clerk, was
arragned before Justice Levelye, at JeYerson Mar
ket yesterday. by ocer Foley, OF the Twenty ninth
precinct upon complaint OF Israel Mocks OF No. Is
Warren street. The prisoner was charged with
forging the name Of Carbsen, Marks Co. (of which
firm he Ia member), to check on the Union Square
National Bank on Saturday for $294 Upon pre-
senting the check at the bank the forgery was
detected M the paying teller. Mr.. stuker.
lie admitted the charge, and stated he committed
the forgery to accommodate q friend who deslred q
l0an, having lost heavily In speculation" Maehler
has BEEN In the country but three months, and re.
ports nisparents as wealthy, respectable people IN
Europe he was locked up In default OF $1,000 Dali,
TO answer The charge.