Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-06
lCorrespon' ence Of the Heralo.l

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 4, 1910.
The author Of the article which You extract from
the Herald * Sentinel, containing the Infamous al
tack upon you and your paper, Is no less person-
age than the late cashier OF the Dyott Manual Labour
(swindling) Bank Stephen Simpson. You may
trash he writes for tho II. Il 5. That Sinpson the
writer Of the article alluded TO, is certain. He is
the proper person be empIoye in such dirty work
the fellow no urged Dyott to rob the public and
become states evidence, and since bound over with
Ridgway and oihers, on the charge Of conspiracy.
The Grand Jury Of the Criminal Sessions have
found true bills against Lewis, Wager, SAINT Miles,
Wharton, Craven Badger, Croskey, and Donnell,
for conspiracy, sc. and one at least for perjury,
Miles, Wager, and Badger, were the judges of the
late election for the Directors OF the Schuylk i'll
Bank. Neither Miles nor Wager have stock in the
bank, alt ough is necessary that before entering
upon their duties they should stcear that they
stockholders. This is thought to be portion of the
Miles and Wager represented by J. r. Insersoll and
j Randall
Badger, :" by ID. r. Brown and j. NJ. Read.
C. Wharton, " by Mallory.
Croskey 4 Craven, by c. lngerso'l.
Saint, :" by Goodman, appeared in court
thi, corning, and moved to guash the various in
dictrnts because they alledge, some Of the grand
jurors were interested in the Scbuy kill Bank and
that the innocent gentlemen were examined by the
jury against Themselves, &c. &c. &c. &c
Agains. this army of Philadelphia lawyers, blind
Justice has but the Deputy Attorney General, fresh
from Lancaster, aud he not very anxious to do much
against his friends Should the Indictments be quash
ed in consequence Of mistakes and other unavoidable
accidents you ed not be astoRished Is said that
Barton, the ID. A. G., entered the grand jury
room and did all in his power to persuad the jury
not to find true bills against his frieuds-he spoke
in court, tending that way-and authorised con-
temptablc quibbling contradiction OF report that
these parties had been indicted, To be inserted in all
the Philadelphia papers
The Ro,cdies.-These fellows keep going about
the city Of a night, threatening the Dutch and
irish with determination, attacking solitary man,
or insulting females, where they can iud them
prote cted On Saturday night, about four Of the
soap lock tribe went to very respectable Irish
mans, who keeps porter house IN Prince street.
few doors from Justice Bloodgood's residence, and,
after bestowing divers abusive epthets on him and
hi, race, they seized aud beat him. and eRded BY
hurting him into the street. Here they were about
heapinl me fresh ndignity ON the poor tapster,
when 5 me one cried " that Jack Bloodgood was on
them :" and then they all scampered IN, believing,
% death To The by Dutch down with al the
Irish b---rs." Justice Bloodgood pursued them To
Broome street, but could not capture any one Of
them.
The same night, about 200 Of the tribe paraded in
Elizabeth street, and marched past the public house
where Armstrong got his death wound, IN sort OF
military array. After taking two or three turns up
and down the street, tacy came to a halt but the
presence ef the police served to chill their valor
or they left, muttering curses on all foreigners
member Of the same rowdy faction nearly met with
tho same fate as Armstrong, at a rum hole on the
Five Prints kept BY neg named Augustus Peter.
SON. This rowd-, who called himself Dennis Den.
novar went 10 Peters rs cellar, and having drank
and refused 10 pay began TO wbiP the negro. he
Latter had. however. prepared for the emergency
for he drew pistol, and came very near putting his
s.s,il,ni hors du combat for he fired, and the bail
grazed the to, Of Donovan's skull Peterson was
taken into Gust DIV by the watch but be was is
CHARGED by the lifting magistrate, who conceived
him I be acting in self defence
BROADWAY CtUCUs.-An entertainment NJ univer-
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ming at welsh & Co, Col scum Broadway. The en-
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characters FROM this fayorte resort has given to IL
, reputation that has thu effect of bringing nightly
TIE most crowded and respectable aud ences.
~ We refer our friends IN the Hotel lire TO an
Advertisement ol the Pavilion Saratoga springs,
~ Icasc-and we speak from experience when we
say. that % Is orc az The pretiiest locatons AZ o.
togl: auI what UlN greatly add us Va,ue - d
ycted IN tha low Ground near these premises,
vcry valuable s,l,r Mineral Spring