New-York tribune., 1841-06-14
VOL. 4. no. Sc.

months Stephen McCira,h, a,sa4, and battery with
80 . i>''e " atson si:l of II years of agr; guilt
e-''a',!2Fy months. Gilbert Parker black gross in
oXltatoH diso.dery conduct and assault and battery M
JACOB farms and wife gulty-Pcniientary 90 day< Jas
j. e s'ea.is 'coai troc and hat from Frances Moore.
evidence insutlcen,-acqitted Samuel Smith bloc a.
saalt and battery James Rooney and Martha S,,,e
'anI' and battery on John Sands. sevcrav adaged no,
grily.
DsscEsrgss-liary Roach on TWO complaints Ann Deus
aid AID Ellen Clifford charged with petit rccsv; An,b.
King Michael Harding and Thomas Kisnan CHARGED w;,b
assaults and battery their and John Kasseboc
and Daniel T. Socum, with abandoning their wives wr
e7erGy discharged no witnesses appearing testify agaas,
them
PolicE OFFIcE-R-coptare Of teiors. Sometime since
noted who ihet named Mathew l. Barron and black
h ad burner nane Joseph Morrison. alias Butcher joe
arrested and imprisoned FOR several offences, and sub
cqueutly indicted for highway robbery night robbng
stranger in Broadway OF about 800. They were baed
OF prison before trial through the subtle contrivanccS
thei. counsel old named James H. Hoffman bccoa.-
inc thc!. bail They then lied to Pha.epAa A. they did
appear for trial. their rccognizanceS forfeited and
their bonsman ;hen applied be discharged from his Ea-
hlss bas;ating thathc rabccc and un>ound mind
when he became their bail This the Court very properly
refused Ose OF the persons they had robbed determining
bring heu Justice. offered Il reward $3.50. for their
apprehension and officer, William Stevens and Scally OF The
9Th Ward proceeded Philadelphia and succeeded with
the assistance OF High Constable oncr, of that city,
argesting them Saturday aRd tkc evening o that day
brought hither and committed them prison fer trial
and hoped they will not be baicd again.
til the Court and Jury shall have passed upon their cases
and neted these notorious fco the reward OF their
crimes.
THEgrs.-Bridcet Carroll was arrested and imprisoned
s;eajng drawers and handkerchief of Patrick Gallagher,
No II Orange street
John Sulse, boy of l3 similarly disposed of Tor
stealing watch worth s. from Timothy Crouisc OF No. 81
Leonard box matches aud other articles such
as BURGERS Use fouad in his possession
Alayina Churchill Yesterday arrested by Officer Har-
e. King for stealing S2j in bills from the pocket af
Henry Hutwar, German, in dreputabc house in Wal
nut-street Two OF the dollar bills found in her
possession, and she was committed to answer.
James Rafferty, arrested for stealing vaise contain
ing books, pantaloons vest shirts, hose &c. from the
steamboat Water Witch Capt Van Pct lying Pier No.
| North River He committed Tor trial.
drrest md Esc0pc.-A white man named John Edwards.
who (wiih that cscapcd) had stolen bundle of
clothing from vessel Pier No. North River which
found the possession of the former lodged the st
District Watch-Houe aad brought the Police Office
Thence he conrycd escape before he examined and
has since been found The clothes however,
turned.
Arrest Of DissrderiieS.-On SATURDAY night AT a a:e
hour Alderman o Neil of the 9Th Ward and Justice Par
kerr OF the Police aided by strong corps OF wachmcn
made descent upon the Five Points aEd ncigborhood, and
arrested persons of all coors and both principally
fra females who rendering .c night hdeOus by their
drunken eYcry, riot obSceny and din OF these yesterday
there the Pcnitcntiuy, for from to SIX
months women and men vagrants, II fined from
81 s. and costs and committed until they be paid ID we're
discharged for of sufficient evidence, 90 held to
bail for their future good behavior and the remainder contn-
ucd prison for examination 1t the determination of tho
Alderman and Magistrate relieve the Five Points star
possible of the wreches whs nest and send them TO
the Pcnitentary Their efforts thus far have had most
salutary effect. Alderman Jones and Assistant Alderman
Adams. with Justice Matse almost every night engaged
in efforts break up the hauns of wickeancss every kind
in the 5th Ward aud punish if they dpcrse the
guilty. of both who congrcatc and disturbances,
riots sc. in portions of that Ward They also
engaged Saturday night, with considerable success
Epprorckcd AsSanh-f festerday, a, Mr. George Thomp-
son. OF No. 81 Watreet, psaceaby passing along the
street. he attacked struck blow and knocked
down by John Trainer, who arrested and committed
prison.