The New York herald., 1870-01-03
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Alexander Hayes, who Is charged with shooting
William Mccartney on Saturday night. was ar
raigned and gave bonds In the sum OF $1,000 to
answer the charge upon q complaint preferred by
John Mcke0n or No. 400 East Twentieth street.
who states that while Hayes was assisting oficer
McSwiggln, OF the Eighteenth precinct to convey
prisoner named Montgomery 20 the station house
III Twenty second street, they were approached by
Mccartney, who inquired as to the cause OF the ar
rest OF his friend, and while leaving then was shot
by Hayes. The Injured man was removed to Belle
vue Hospital where q certificate from the house
surgeon states ne Is suffering from wound over
the lower part Of the spinal column, but does not
consider his life in any immediate Danger
On the night OF the 10th of October the clothing
store OF Simon Morris. No. 15O West Broadway, was
entered by burglars by means of a rear window
and $3.50 worth Of clothing stolen. Sarah Thomp-
son, q colorea woman residing i'll the neignborhood,
saw sable gentleman named George Bennett, alias
sergeant Major" loave the hallway with o bundle
Since then he has disappeared. few days ago lie
arrested by officer Moore OF the Fifteenth pre-
cnct, on suspicion OF having robbed private house
on West Ninth street. The evidence not being sunl
cient 10 procure conviction ne was discharged at
Jefferson Market and rearrested by detective Field
on the first above mentioned charge. He stated that
he did not commit the burglary, but only procured
the implements TO obtain entrance for two Others,
from . fence" kept by one Clattenhauf and OBJ
tanned portion OF the plunder H5 was yesterday
taken before Justice Hogan, at the Tombs, and COM
mltted In default Of 2000 to answer at the General
SESSIONS.
Offcer Sinclair, OF the Sixteenth precinct ar
raigned William Fletcher before Justice Ledwth at
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning
upon complaint OF Lonlsa Basgen, OF No. 234 West
Eighteenth street, charged with staDbng her hus-
band, Frank, In the left side on New YEARS. Day,
severely injuring him. certificate from the AZ
tending physician states the wound is tnreeetghthS
OF an inch IN length and from two to two and half
inches deep. Not content with thus m0rtaly assal-
ing Basgen Fletcher thought to wreak out his ven-
geance on female, ana, drawing the knife from the
side OF rne wounded man. plunged 1t into the side OF
Ann kodio, OF the same number. Both OF the in
jnred parties are at present confined to their bed4
q critical condition. Mrs. Basgen also preferred
complaint against James Fletcher. brother Of the
above, charging that while her husband suffer-
Ing from the above wounds he beat anu kicked him
about the mead and body. They were botn committed
TO await the result OF the injuries.
Jacob Wes and Gottieb Rel were yesterday or.
raigned before Justice Shandey, at Essex Market
Police Court, charged with committing felonious
assault and battery upon the person of Frank Far.
ley. On Saturday evening Farley went into the
prisoner Rel's lager beer saloon, at No. "A Clinton
street, and while there . quarrel arose. The two
men set upon Farley aud knocked him down. and
while he was on the flo0r Wels and kieI Jumped
upon and kicked him, INJECTING very serious lnju-
ries. Farley had 70 be removed to Bellevue Hosp
tai, and certificate was handed to the Judge, in
which the doctor stated that the injured man was
seriously hurt Both men we're locked up for ex-
animation.
Charlotte Smith OF No. "A Forsyth street. appeared
before The same Justice and charged Thomas Grimes,
residing IN the same nelghb0rho0d, with drawing o
knife at her and cutting her under the arm The
woman's injuries are not OF serious character. The
accused was held 70 answer.