The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-07

Senate little more.
number of visitors TO the city, attracted hiher by
the lame oil the Presidents exclusive balls and suppers
are biung Their nails in disappointment al the edct of
suppression Old Hickory is inexorabIe. He has
blocked that concern.
POLICE Saturday.-IRe Deril among the Iaaors.-
On Saturday afternoon, officers Tompkins. Harden
brook, Bower and WEIGH, the request of several
merchant laors down town, went for the purpose of
taking up any who should attempt to stop their work
men, or create any disturbance. They succeeded in
capturing two, who were TO the watch.house and
,nence balled out Bowyer who is queer fish, thought
he would have some fun 10 himself and seeing num-
Der OF Journeymen collected around Mr. ST Jehn's
store, 10 Broadway, he walked down Liberty street.
took Oh his over coat and tied up in handkerchief
with his bundle nnder his arn his head down between
his shoulders and feigned limp, he marched into Mr.
ST. Johns Store. Those outside peeped in at the i'm
dows and saw this ner jouaey1aan give in his work.
get his money, and receive more work. The geatle-
men oil The STORE who knew Bower, saw at once his
scheme and aided IL They examined his overcoat
very closely, praised the manner in which the work
was DONE paid him, and furnished him with another
coat to make.
He started off with his bundle again under his arm.
ana was followed by about twenty journeymnn taors
on the strike. When he was going down Cedar street
percelvng that they still followed him. he stoned and
asked why they did so. "Ohl" said the spokesman
Of the gang, you are one of those id scabby ras-
Gals that won't strike, but d-n YOU, we'll make
you" He gave no anwser but went on as fast as his
Imp would allow and they began pelting him with ice
finding that warm work. he quickened his pace almsst
to run, and only two kept up with him. He went up
Broadway, they did the same-he went down Maiden
Lane, they ditto. AT length he grew lille yexed
that they would not suffer him 10 take home his rork
and he stopped short and asked them what Business
they had TO follow him. The reply was crack over
the head, which Bowyer with all his good nature
could not take for nothing. he paid il back The
other one came to his friends assistance and between
them they peppered poor Bowyer pretty well. Bat
ne sang out for the watch and gave them in custody
TO the guardian Of the night, who lodged them SAFE
y IN the watch-house. They were most terribly
crestfallen when informed that their antagonist M
supposed JourneymaD, that terrible Bower
They were, however, suffered depart on their own
words, and on Sunday morning they appeared, gave
bail for their appearance the Sessions and were dis.
charged. Their names are Rose and Douglass
Officers G. Hays & Dunshee, succeeded ON SATURDAY.
IN discovering the meney, t$1500) of Madame Belle
Fouage, who had been pretty well cooled by his nights
lodging in JAIL sent for them, and said that bis SON had
II. On being questioned, the boy at once went TO the
place where il was hidden and gave il ND. Judee
Bloodgood intends putting it into the Savings Bank ia
trust tor Mad. B. ~-" "
Williamson and Mackin, two Of the Bowery rioters
who were arrested Friday night were discharged on
bonds OF $500 on each charge-fve against Mackio.
and three against Williamson ''''