The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-09

O'Clock on The morning of the Stb NJ Jds,n yBreu.
bappe ming TO pass along Dover street espied large
hale of cotton in his way as he stared Having nothing
then 10 do and BEING Of an industrious Character he
commenced rolling The hale merely for bnt
6ndng il yerv agreeable. and nerhans profitable EN-
ployment he Continued rolling unt; stopned by Hugh
M6,ullin a private watcb,non On besng questioned
as to his motives in working SO hard ri rpei an un-
sual hour " Brien fearing his motir, GIN be miscon-
strued, off, but pr ued, al.-.sd, brought up,
and committed, and no doub, as Honor will afford him
an opportunity Of gratifying his propensity for work,
by permitting him labor for the State at Blackwels
Island.
Hugh M'Csbe, a genuine loafer was charged with
stealing from the fire, pig of iron, and uifing
ticles Of little value. He seen by Mr.. Dryer,
ahout7 P. Nj. on the 9TH, walking quietly along Wall
street, behind cart laden with iron. Mr.. ID. deemng
his conduct suspicious inquired politely where he
going with his load and M'Cabe, politely informed
the querst, that he taking the iron to foundry in
Broadway by the orders Of one Mr. Campbell,o whom
il belonged No more questions were asked but Mr..
Dryer followed them to junk shop, at the Of
Washington and Carlisle street, where the load
about being dumped he arrested both on suspicion Of
having stolen me property which suspicion was con-
frmed by their not going to the foundry they first
stated WCabe was committed. The iron in the cart
belonged TO the cartman, who was discharged
Henry Willig, German just imported was charged
with having stolen from the house of Mr. A. Spring,
who keeps a boarding house at No. 81 Mott street, a
silver watch chain and seal, and about 81 dollars in
money! the properly of a fellow boarder named Kcr
chof The seal was seen upon his person and ident-
fed by some letters engraved on the stone Also for
stealing from the house of Mr.. Anthony Kempfer No.
80 Laurens street. trunk containing clotbng and s5O
in silver being the property of Charles CIages and in
possession of Henry Cages his brother then boarder
in the house. As he had been seen about the house
very short time precious the robbery he was sus-
pected and arrested. Committed.
UPPER PcLIcE-Vars and Rumors of Vars
A aughable row was created ON Monday evening last
in the house ef n woman called Eliza Ann Potter who
lives at $50 Suffolk street. II surpasses The Marous
of aterford scrape Long before tbe GROWING of the
cock Miss Fila nm or5 LnncL INC a, hsr Joo ac
fer short consideration she Opened the door bsn in
rushed the eleven gentlemen in bodv She asked
them what thew wanted.
awe have ~ said thew. several pieces of damaged
goods fran the rims which we offer Won for sale-bat
will you give 30
Gentlemen said she. al want no damaged goods
have had enough OF sucb merchandise alreadvn
The gentlemen then got most uproariousIy amusing
overturned chairs and tables-;,,mped over candle
stcks-and threatened IN n;ckIe Eliza Ann and send
her TO Arabia. After exnendng all their ammun,on
tbev departed carving their killed and wounded with
them. Next dav. which was ON the 4tb INST Miss
Potter applied 10 Justice Palmer of the Upper Police
for . warrant sro,ns, The whala hatch Sbe ,oid h
s VIII" 'ears IN heI eyes. me justice naa 10 40
bail for $500 each As q se off two of the eleven,
Messrs. Charles harrington and William Hatborn