Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-21

1850 ~. 49, ~ tlis noasrn Othsllo aid
sIsIs-css = ~ rstins Of Abe aagistrates A. the
1snas, Who is only = years Old stood 70 Isss !"
ths AIns Heuse and committed her paramour to- the
eIls for an assault and battery with INTENT etcetera
Gross Outrage BY q Volunteer Frsmgn.-homan
.rd Wslch arrested notorious ruffan, named
John A. Rose, who stands charged with the
following great outrage ION Sunday morning, ne
went to the porter house eff John Perrard, accomPa
MED by fellow begged rawdy in the shape OF pig
hull doe. In consequence Of a remark made ny FER
rard Rose knock ed him down with his fist, and then
set his dog on him The poor man was unable TO ex-
trcate himself from the anss OF the dog, and peiore
assistance could be had, he had received seven as.
tinct wounds. Rose said that he ran with engine
company &c. and that the dog bit the man without
being set In proof of this he called Mcgee
named Jen Brown who said he also belonged 20 90
and that Rose ought to be let off The magistrate
differed from this view, and committed him.
Sacriiege Bill Smith, a well known cnaracier'
was suspected Of rob ing church, and Bins ioas
ings beng searched. valuable lamp snd some ONE
rrticles were found which belonged to the charch "
Forsyth street Bill was thereupon arrested anu
committed for trial
Statistics Of tie Egyptian Eonabs We recon-
mend the following 10 the especial attention Oh the
Board Of Aldermen, whether wings or ioco'ocNs' a.
Received during the week-Ioo white men, Az
white women, 81 negroes. and IL negro wenches
Dischargea-70 white men, % white women, ~
negroes, negro wenches
Eaten up by the rats--ene. -
Remaining---lI2 white men, 20 white women, ~
negroes. and II negro wenches.
Total received I95-dscharged lg9-destroyed L
remaining 100
FAIR At N.BLe's-This doubt will be the great
centre of attraction for some days. visiters and
contributors were pressing the managers on ga
turday for continuance. 1t Is PR per. Inc
Fair Boston stood in the way for several days and
three stormy days in addition has contracted the pc
Rod assigned. Only small part Of the city have
vet been to the garden-Al who have will bear testi
mony to the notice by the managers in this paper,
viz that il greatly exceeds all its predecessors
While the weather is fair let there b. general
turn out
New PLAN BANKING. The breaking up OF
the inflated credit system and the probability that
safer will be adopted, induces us to call the at
tention Of the public to the principles OF an insttu-
tion which being conducted By a single individual,
has not vet attracted the notice of the press We
firmly believe that institutions of magnitude, estaO-
ished the same principles would prove to be OF
great public benefit allude TO the New York
State Stock Security Bank. II has been instituted
under the peculiar principle Of the General Banking
Law that enables depositors Of State stocks in the
hands Of the Comptroller TO issue circulating notes
to the amount thereof receiving thereby an interest
on the circulation in addition to the one received ON
the stocks deposited. That ingenious principle, ~
properly restricted would be the very perfection OF
the system OF paper money; had the law provided,
that State stocks would be received but from
those States that have reserved funds Tor the due
pay ment Of the interest Of their debt il would un-
doubtedy be the best basis for banking that has
yet been devised. The above alluded to institution
has dene what it could to remedy the defect OF the
law, by restricting itself, voluntarily, TO deposit
New York State Stocks exclusively. IL has, as will
be in another column, opened Loan office,
which, il we understand the advertisement rightly
is based on this peculiar feature Of the Law-thaf
enables any and every body in this community to
get interest for whatever money he may have, and
get in his hands N. Y. State Stock Security for
it, which being in the shape OF circulating notes he
may, if needed, and issue for his own benefit al
any time.