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Police Intelligence.


forenoon arrested man named John Frseds on charge
Of burglariousy entering the store Of MT T. A. Hana ~
$500 worth Of watches jswelry &c. the i4h Of May
last considerable portion of the property has been
and the accused sent to Rockand county Tor


Robbery Ia Hoas-Mr Jeremiah lie Tour. mate Of tho
seam'cutt Legare, while taking cruise along the
street last night fell in with couple Of nymphs Of the
pare, named Jeanette Wilson and Eliza Phillips, who po-
itsly invited him to accompany them to their domicls
pal Of the rail fair named Charles Davis Mr. Le
Tour, after brief soourn with his acqrantances
discovered that he minus $3.50 in gold CON- gold
watch worth S40 his pocket containing the former hav
ing been cut out Of his pantaoons and the latter very
ngenously removed from its usual place Of srfey The
accused trio arrested and committed to e-swer
silver watch found in the possession Of
Davis for which an owner is wanted. With regard to
Jeaneta Wilson, it may be proper to remark that she
sent to the Penitentiary about week ten days
house kept by Mary Wood alias Moll Hodges How
she has contrved obtain her release and her
as one Of the my ysterss Of the Tombs3 ''


Robbing Money Drawer.-A lad named John David
Of the i4h Ward Poiics charged with being
with two other lads, in robbng the money drawer Of
Mr. schenck. Committed.


was arrested and detained charge of stealing guam
y Of clothing from the dwelling of James King No
.dnother Casc.-A fellow named William Hawley was
also arrested on charge Of robbng of the
Of the schooner Nicholas Bidde Of about SIS worth of


Bursiary-Last night the dwelling of Mr. H. II.
Wheeler No 2os West aad street was burglarously on
tered by cutting hole through the basement door, and
ten silver spoons black dress coat and number Of
shirts and pocket handkerchefs also, quantity of ea
groceries, &c stolen thererom.


Theft Of Peaches-A man named Van Kleeck was ar
rested this morning charged with stealing two baskets
OF peaches from Franklin Market.


Stabbing WiM KnJe.-A female named Lydia Ann
Johnson was arrested by officer Riley, Of the 9Th Ward
on charge OF infcting serious wound the head OF
Julia Thomas, with knife.


.4nother Case.-A female named Ann Thompson, was
also arrested. and fully committed to answer tor stab
bng another female named Jane Woodruff in the neck
with sharp instrument


.attempt 10 Pass base Coin-A sperson named Daniel
De Wo was arrested Tor attempting TO pass bad money


Assault with Pitcher.A named Daniel Coyle
was arrested for committing violent assault upon SUI
sanna Ellis OF No. l26 Elm street. with large stone
ware pitcher


Theft of a Watch.-A person named Johu Holman was
arrested on charge of robbing Christian Shaw. Of the
ship Stephanni OF silver watch worth $40, which was
subsequently recovered from matchmaker to whom
Robbed 6y a femaie.-Catharine Armstrong was
brought up and committed scharge of frobbng John
Mutha, OF SO Mulberry street. OF S3 in Bank bills So Of
which she subsequently returned to the complainant


Brutal Conduct Townsend Dwyer, boat builder.
mtng most brutal assault upon apprentice boy
named William Hail. aged about thirteen years, whom
the iend in human shape knocked down. stood upon his
breast and while in that sution inflicted numerous
blows with braided arred rope severely inurng him.


Brutal Conduct oJa Husdand.-A young rowdy named





this afternoon arrested for cruelty beating and severely
inurng his wife, who is very young and has fof some
time past suffered much in consequence Of his brutal
treatment A few days ago he turned his wife out of
doors, and compelled her to seek shelter, many
former occasions of her mother. Yesterday he called
for her, and took her home, and assisted him in
his work until to-day when he made his attack upon her.
decorating her neck and bruising her limbs in the most
shameful manner.


.4emptto Rescue a PrisOner.-A man named Sylvester
Nefeo arrested about nine o'clock last night by
ssant Capt Dwycr, for attempting to prisoner
rom the custody OF police man.


Eighth Yard Police statement appeared in the
columns OF city paper this morning, that female
rested by Of the officers of the sth ward police
charge Of obtaining goods by false pretences was se
verely injured by being secured to cart and that she
otherwise harshly treated while in their custody.
Such charge against the officers of the ward referred
to is entirely without foundation 1t is true that she
placed sprngcart for the purpose of being
veyed to the police Office, for the that she
pressed determination not to walk but the conduct of
the policemen towards the accused mild and If she
really sustained any injuries she must have occasioned
them by attempting to1make her escape from the
cell in which she was temporarily confined for brief
period


fin Old Offender CaughL-O1cer w. II. Stephens this
afternoon arrested notorious character named Harry
Halyard charged with the commission of various robbie
| ries, &c, in Troy, and its vicinity.