Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-12

aoWing going sut--ths lhoometivss tnhne II carr
! = the train n coming back, howeva thsrs were
but four ears attached which arraueeu.ont had the
effect Of leaving just one third Of the passengers
. uPon the road unaccommodated- waiting in
tho rain half an hour and then compelled to ride out
slde exposed to the peltng Of the "pitilsss storm
Ladies, children, rowdes and ragmufins, were all
lsmmed promiscuously into AGAR; there seemed to be
no regard for any thing like ORDER comfort nor even
common deceacy. The superintendent is in fault
anddeserves a blowing up il not from the locomo-
tive al least from the company
syss.IoR covar-Judges Jones, Oakley, and T.madg,
Decisions were given in the following cases.
nOTo g. Levi. inpsaded &C. .as William james and
James , MS u for new trial By defepd,n. denied
reRo ;tl BY rsfer.esdeni:d.
LIE BsrSers judgment for nsn On drmurs.r
win liberty Y defendant to reoa the replication within
%sa e. aas Lewis ss' 4 Reed Mo-
George Dearborn the Howard Insurance Company Of
New iorl Judgment Of ncn-suil
s vs. Alexander chalmers Now trial grant
William P.se! Mec.ry and John H. Hyatt. New
Ferris fell ads Moses B. ssxa Motion for new trial de-
Andrew Stevens ads James Fellows and others Judgment
Joseph Jacobson and Ann Jacobso. Vs. Faa.d s. stsna-
Ane Court tnen adjourned to III O'Clock this day.
CouRr OF SESSIONS, Friday-The ONLY case on
trial yesterday was that of James Erwin, On an in
ac!ment for forgery, which resulted in the acquittal
VI INC accused. He was remanded to prison upon
another charge.
rines abroad-Y yesterday couple of sturdy oafer.
known In the classic regions of Catharine sh market
and the Five Points, by the familiar cognonens of
DUTCH Mike and Tom Hyer were brought up under
3 n n n ~~~st~ Al
Of James Stewart baker by trade, who testified to
Inc following allegations. Early in the morning as
the complainant was taking his usual round through
Cnatnam 81. to serve his customers with bread hay-
ing MS basket on his back the defendants came up 10
him without rhyme or reason, knocked tie basket
from his back, threw the bread about the street and
then, because ne demonstrated with them, they called
h!m an internal monopolizer, knocked him down.
ing him off nearly severed the nose from his face and
otherwise cut and manned him in a most cruel man
ner-dlsfigaring him probably for life.
Dr. Hugh Sweeney certified that the injury sus-
lalned Dy the complainant was of very serious ma
ture The entire lower portion Of his nose had been
nearly severed from his face dividing the cartilage of
the nose near the cheek on the side, extending
&c. that member and partly dividing portion Of
Justice Hopsen committed the aggressors in full
for trial. 80
Gang Of Coiners Broken Information was
given few days ago to officers Homan, Sparks
and Merritt OF the suspicious movements of three in
dividuals who were seen to enter public houae in
Canal street, carrying with them pertman,eau Of
considerable weight Their motions were observed
and soon afterwards they were traced TO house in
Franklin ST. occupied by John ID. Sweet from which
they were seen TO depart without the poPtma nteau
Upon being questioned in relation TO its contents and
not receiving satisfactory reply the officers took the
liberty of searching the house a valiss was found
which, upon examination, proved to contain large
number OF counterfeit dollars in imitation of the coin
of the United States.
Sweet was arrested and brought down and frem
papers found in his possession il ascertancd that
he had an associate named Hart Pearce, who lived in
West HohOken. After Sweet had been arrested the
officers above named watched the house. and saw an
individual Of the name of Francis HunRerford aims
Jno Wilson, going in tho premises, whom they arrest
ed asc and spon whom was found $50 in counterfeit
coin. Having secured him. the officers went over to
Hoboken, and succeeded in surprising one Pliny Fox
at work shop upon Pearccs premises engaged in
the manufacture ofspurous dollars.
In the shop were found dies for dollars half dslars
and pstareens; large quantity of metal cut in the
shape OF dollars ready for coming the shop was
ed with scraps that had apparently been cut off II
the process Of the business. Large amounts were
found concealed between beds and in different narts
Of the premises various implements of their nefarous
trade were also found-and from all appearances il
was evident that vast amount Of coin Of this descrp
ton had been made there during the winter and cir
culaed among the com munity.
Having disposed Of Fox, and the articles found in
the shop, the officers next went in pursuit of Pearce
who, il appears the master of the mint, and was
the principal of the gang. This individual is con-
stable, and at the time Of the discovery was ocia-
ting az such at horse race in New Jersey, and was
actually arrested with his staff In his hand Fox il
a lawyer; HuRgerferd is a farmer, belonging TO the
Western part Of this State; and Enoch Gum who
was arrested last week, for passing spurious dollars
Is also one Of the same gang.
The officers who have thus brought to successful
issue these important arrests and disclosures were
materially assisted by the active CO. operation of Judre
Dayton, and Justice Ritter of New Jersey; and thew
well deserve the thanks of this com msnity fer Their
instrumentaty in destroying, root and branch, this
most dangerous nest of outlaws.
I'D be . SUBJ Tire asurer.
Az sssg BY IN OGo Holder wifA u.bsundsd appisuss
AR-"rd be q Butterfly"
I'd be Sub Treasurer-true In the traces
I'd 20 with the party ill snug In my seat,
Then rove about on pure specie basis,
bsying All things that we're pretty and cheap;
Oh! how lasgunh for Office and places,
Oh! hsw sigh TO wings At my Eeet
I'd be Sub Trensurcr-thsn play the ornees
Buying ell things that pretty and chesp.
I'd he Sub Ire ssurer-pd he . b-Jrensurer.
Buying for spece-sure could buy cheap.
OH eonld pfer the wand OF fairy
I'd pluck Quill frsn Uncle Sans wings.
ARD then take rambde, so sportive and airy,