Police Intelligence.
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SEPT, l7.-.qnother Case of Bigamy.-A German named
Rudolph KOCH aged about 26 been arrestedan fully
cused, it appears on the nth Of August 1874,
ried by the Rev L. Muller, pastor Of the German Re-
formed Church. in Forsyth street to Martha Luhrs also


native of Germany then II years old and within few
weeks, last past, he again married in Albany a
young female Of that city, his first wife being still living
in New York.


Mock Auction Stores .4gain-A person carrying on
this business at No l6 Bowery this morning contrved
righen countryman out of about S45 for tolera-
bly, good looking galvanised brass watch. The facts
being made known to the Chief of Police he sent OF
his efficient officers to get back the money which at first
refused, but the appearance OF policeman with
his banner, cautionng strangers to beware OF Mock
Auctions had the desired effect OF inducing him to step
to the " Captains Office to settle"


Ooners panted for quantity OF Italian sewing silk OF
various kinds taken from person who IS supposed TO


bexsiement-Alr. Jeremiah w Wardel of No.
Cedar street yesterday preferred complaint against
young man, named Edward Burns recently IN his en-
ploy clerk and salesman for having privately sold
quantity of goods Of the value OF $50 and converted
entry in the books respecting the same Also Tor hay
ing borrowed the OF 500 from the hrm o buckley
Lockwood in the name OF his employer without his au
thority knowledge thereof which sum he also appro
priated TO his own use.


Hgh,oay Ro55ery--As person named Sylvester Dobr
zask last night passing along Rivngton street. IN
the vicinity of Attorney street he stopped by some
men, who dragged MIN into place, and robbed him OF
about Sl2 in money.


.ass,aing .9,ahorifyJohn Hughes alias Durham, was
arrested this forenoon for having attempted to pass him
self oft officer Not being able to exhibit his badge
Of authority arrested and detained to
his folly.


.7gsraratea Case Of Rape upon child.-A fellow
named George Drear, alias Louis Tregar has been
rested and fully committed to prison ON charge of hav
ing violated the person of girl aged only II years
named Lena Erath residing with her parents at No i3
Bowery. appears from the evidence adduced in the
case that the 18th OF August last while the girl was
alone engaged washing the dnner i dishes Grear VINO
versing with the girl for few minutes requested hert
go with him into adjoining room, in which there was


bed this she refused to do, whereuPon he caught hold
her and carried her into the room the time
cred her mouth in order to prevent her cries from being
heard and there orcbly, and feloniousy violated her
person. The end was however permitted to go unpun
ised for awhile, account OF his victim being afraid to
make known TO her parents what had transpired and he
would probably have escaped altogether, had the mis-
chief ended here but the facts connected with the
brought light in consequence of the girl having
contracted disease at the time OF her involuntary con-
| nection with the accused.


Marcus Cicero Staniey.-tlw twill doubtless be recol-
eced that few weeks ago. this individual was arrest
| ed on complaint of Herman Atwell, who charged him
with having stolen about $50 worth Of property from Mr.
Nath aniel H. Carpenter time in June l944. Since
Stanley the has been under invest.
cation before Justice Osborne, who dismissed the
defence. Counsel for the defendant Thomas Warner
Esq; for Mr. Atwell Messrs. Boyd and Hastings.


Reeeigns Stolen PropertyNA person PEI by the name Of
rested this afternoon by officer Josephs charge OF re-
ceivng stolen goods knowing the same to have been
stolen. lad named John Began, who sold him silver
watch that he had stolen, also arrested by officer
| Josephs and fully committed to answer.


Daring Rob6ery.-Yesterday afternoon, the dwelling
of Elijah Stokens respectable and industrious carman
| No l0i Troy street while Mrs s. was engaged in the
| rear entered by some accomplished rogues, who
broke open bureau and stole thererom the Of S45
the result OF several years hard labor


| Burgiay.-The office OF James X. Hamilton s Sons,
was burglariousy entered on Mondayni and robbed
of double barrelled gun and quantity OF clothing


Forci6ie Entrance and .7ssauit.-A man named James
entered the dwelling No 3l Orange street and
cruelty beaten female named Sarah William


lin Ungratef,h reow.Samuel Reed alias James Mil
er arrested this morning charge of having
| len S5 in bank bills, from female named Matilda Gra-
nam 1t appears, that Matilda took the fellow to her
apartments Sullivan street. treated him with nights
lodging and instead OF making suitable return for ia
conferred he helped himself to the s5 and cut stick


Tor hich offence he has been held to by Justice
| Roome.


Threats of Violence.JOhn, Patrick James and Marga-
ret Bagby wore arrested yesterday charged with having
threatened personal violence John Kirby and
| .4ssaulting Poicemen.-Nlary Jane Hadey, Benjamin
Hadey and Fletcher Hatfield arrested yesterday
for committing violent assault and battery upon the per
of officer John Nc cDermott Of the Eighth Ward SaI
Police McLelland Taggert was also arrested for resist


ing officer and committing assault and battery upor
officer Perine OF the Sixteenth Ward Both OF the
cused were detained to


| Brutal Conduct Of Husbaad.-A fellow named Henry
Geddings alias Keatng, arrested last night, and full
ly committed to prison to answer for most brutal at
we're wounds, and which rendered her removal the
| City Hospital necessary.


.inother Case.-A we'll known young rowdy, by the
name of VIM Allen, alias Butt who has carried on IT,
business of segar manufacturer at No. 5Avenue d.
| arresteda few weeks ago charge OF committing a
violent assault and battery upon his wife He then
held bail for his good behavior and his wife returned
residence OF her mother Allen, however resolv-
ed that his wife should have but little peace notwith


standing the that he under bonds and proceeded
to compel her to live with him again. which refused


To do knowing fl his past conduct what she migh ght
pect therefore went to and claimed his
protection Allen was accordingly cautioned by Justice
Taylor not to moes his wife, but she, in
pany with her mother, had left the Police Office he fol-


lowed them and made another brutal attack upon them
kicking his wife and tearing of her clothes He
arrested the evening at the Bowery theatre
officers Bird, Mansfield and Matthewson. He was COM
mitted to prison in default OF ball. $500 the
| quired.


| TRIAL FOR CRUELTY TO WIFE.-In the Crimi-
nal Court this morning, Samuel b. Long, the keeper
of porter house in Aoyamensing put trial for
assault and battery with intent to Kill his wife, delicate
woman about fifty years OF age He threw the contents
three pitchers Of porter i'll her face He next


followed her to her room where she had gone change
her drenched clothing and telling her to floor with
porter bottle Jumped upon her with his knees against
her breast and after venting his rage in violence, left
her lying insensible in gore of blood. When she
vived, he went to her. and, leading her down stairs
thrust her into the street at night nearly state Of
dity The poor woman wandered to the house OF
Ifrend, who temporarily provided for her. The next
such articles Of her clothing she needed, she
locked up by her husband in close and kept
without water any other reieshment, though labor
ing under raging lever, until the following morning
She was afterwards kept close prisoner i'll the
for several days longer, her tyranncal and uneeng
husband subjecting her ell the while to every conceiv
able Inconvenience that could possibly render her
comfortable add to her misery, he, himself, at inter-
walls coming into the room and aunng her and dancing
ith delight at her suferngs. The wife finally effected
escape through the assistance of the neghbors and
her friends instituted the present prosecution against
the husbandshe herself in her womans love for him.
only desiring protection in binding to keep the
peace.-Phu. GaSette, Sept Is.


FREE NEGROES AT WoRK.-The ST Charles (Ioo
| advertiser, OF Thursday contains the following
statement ION Sunday right last OF the slaves be-
longing to Mr. Alvares, of ST. Louis county found
concealed in old Toney's house, free negro living in
Green's Bottom, St Charles county by Alessrs Tgart,
Towers and others The negroes ordered to sur
| re
obey inflicted severe wounds MIR. Tigart and Mr..
James Towers Tigart discharged three loads from
volving pistol only took effect lodging ball IN the
left breast Of the negro slightly wounding hm.-
The negro shot through the neck and in the
left shoulder by Of the gentlemen outside Of the
house. she attempted TO make her escape through the
roof The negro lodged in tho Jail of county,
and the woman is in Green's Bottom. Toney one OF
thsse palayering honest pretending old negroes whom
our citizens but short time since thought il would be