Morning herald., 1839-08-27
Police Omce.

Richard Darlington was brought before Justice
Wynan, charged with being GOiner, or OF inducing
Others to engage in the manufacture OF base coin 1t
appeared from the testimony of Richard Hsllis,
that some time since he met Darlington at porter
house Frankfort street, when the latter asked him,
with the most remarkable ndi0efe II he should not
like to make money faster than by working for it,
To this the other red like any reasonable man,
and they separated.
Shortly afterwards they met again, when Dang-
ton explained further that he knew how to make
money in the literai Of the term that he could
buy pound of metal for ten shilngs and convert 1t
into Gfty dollars Of coin Hollis on this appointed
time for another interview, and in the mean time,
apprzed the officers Of police, who took Darlington
into their careful keeping
On searching his person. several pieces Of base
coin were found, together with several scientific
recipes for their manufacture Darlington was held
to bail to answer the charge, ana in default com
mitted.
Sure such ro,c, such runpus, and rioting,"
has not been since the jubilee of the Butrenders
as the Seventh Ward was honored with on Monday
morning. How the melee commenced, or by whom
the scrimmage" was kept up, the testimony before
the magistrate has disclosed sut eght or nine
heroes and horsines were captured, among when
these Of many, said to be ringeaAers, viz:
James Kane, Timothy Donovan, Dan Brien, Ellen
O'Brien John Sheey No l., and John Sheey No. z
The watchmen all swore stOutly to the Identlfca-
tion Of these persons, and TO Judge from the esti
mony Ellen appears to have conducted herself with
the most unmitigated ferocity. Not snly did she
appear with her bludgeon the thickest of the fight,
encouraging the faint hearted Of her party, and strk
ing terror into the Chares but she actually carried
her apron full sf brckbats, which formidable missile
she welded with skill and dexterity worthy Of
better cause. The broken heads and bruised limbs
have not vet been ascertaned correctly but two of
the city watch it is feared, mortally wounded.
Their ribs are broken, and il is supposed that one
has burst blood vessel, aad the other received some
fatal internal injury. These unfortunate men were
said 10 have been thus maltreated by the Sheeys.
These worthless, together with the O'Briens, Donna.
yan and Kane, were fully committed for trial.
Singuiar.-Chares Hunter who threw the boy
Gallagher into river, "by way Of lark" up
before Justice Wyman, related the occurrence,
such as il was reported in the Herald, when the
worthy Magistrate mme ediately ordered Hunter into
custoday. Subsequently Mr.. Brady appeared and
moved for Hunters discharge because as the learned
gentleman argued there complaint against
Rim. The Magistrate said he Should keep him TO
il Gallagher's bsdy could be found.
A Jealous Negress. On Monday morning noto-
rous negress strumPet, living opposite the Halls Of
Justice, took jealous whim into her head, and at
tempted to cut her throat with large jack knife,
which she borrowed Of Of her lovers. Her
situation being fortunately discovered she was con-
veved to the ASYLUM at Belvue in deporable plight.
An Gunner Panted-The Magistrates Of the upper
Office have hey under their care, who says his
name is Charles Kelly, and that he born in Vir-
ginia He says that he lost his parents about six
months since, while thew were moving