The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-16

charter more vessels contract for coal with the
Miners and import in the summer, an abundant sup
ply for yeur winters USE Rely no longer on the ten
der merces Of the coal dealers of this city, or even of
Philadelphia. Let the corporation also purchase and
import large supply for the winters use, for the poor
and destitute, and to be sold in winter to those who
can purchase at cost prices In this way you will in
some degree, right yourselves, and nlict slight pun
ishment on the coal-dealers for their extorton and
Cypress on, by breaking up their business.
10 -, move eiiectuay further, the reduction OF prices
lohed 10 rapport largely, from all foreign countries
when furnish the supplies, grains of all kinds but
uoarV wood ig coal shs lard preserved beef and
articles Will take the hint, and begin to understand
that hsy hare stretched the Strin Is til then are snap
ping. PHILAsraRopIsT
CoURT OF SEssioNs--Wedncsday Feb. l5.-Jn Ibis
Court there today but ise doing. The onlv trial
of the least interest that OF a number of Germans
who were indicted for rot, at the house of one
Shrowd near Clinton ST.
1t real dunder und biiren row. Bottles
plates and glasses, all went 10 smash.
The evidence not very lucid as 10 whether the
watchmen or the Germans were in fault and tho
jury after some deliberations acquitted the whole six
teen implicated with the exception of Shrowd the
landlord Jacob Miller, and John Reddy. number
OF yung frdlrs examined, whose testimony ey--
cited deal of laughter.
PoLIcE, Wednesday, Feb. l6-AssaaHiag an or
fcer.-Durng the escorng of some of the flour
rioters from the police on Tuesday, Of the name
OF Ezra Porter attempted to excite the crowd 10 res
cue the prisoners and upon being demonstrated with
drew knife, and delied Bowyer, the officer He was
secured and lodged IN prison.
Upon beng examined this morning upon the charge
nc stated that he about 80 years of age, born in
Bridgeport, Conn. and had wife and three children
and that he resided at No 10 Cannon street. He i
painter by trade Judging from his appearance, we
should pronounce him a genuine lcafer. He was held
10 bail III the sum of $1,000.
/pi0tsr detectcd-John Grant representinp hmsdf
carpenter residing in Vezy street, was this after
noon arrested by officer Huntington, as being cor
cerned in the attack on Messrs Hart K t,es flour
store. The information was given by female
residing IN n house adjoining the store, who recoa
nized the prlso ner as having been actively engaged
demolishing the windows, casting out -four &c. LII
was fully committed for trial
Repeated applications Were made durDo the day
| by different parties to bail Their fends and we o,
served two or three highly respectable looking ind
viduals VIII 10 endeavor TO procure the release
of some little boys who Were in Brdewell under tie
charge of rot The answer continually gwen,
q" No bail can be taken; we have not yet decided whit
| TO do" The parties afterwards applied TO the lie
corder who SAID this notlng's q very bad crime
4 the court cannot interfere.
| BowERy THEATRE-Those who wish to spend
pleasant evening" cannot succeed better than by visit.
| ing this theatre The magnificent Hermann hourishes
| in undimnished attraction, and beautiful little two
act piece culled from Knowles Wreekers Daughter,
deeply interesting; and as far superior In al
traction to the heavy play, brilliant cotlllon TO
| the old heavy shaggng mtnuet de la cour On Friday
evening" Hermann bids farewell for the present. and
will make his last bow on Diapers Benefit, the wor-
thy and obIging Treasurer of the Theatre. Flynn,
| the laughter lover and provoker appears also, and
may other interesting and amusing items, make up
! an excellent whole for that night. We prophecy
| bumper.