The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-07

the vrtuous and respectable portion OF the community
Already symptoms dsrust have been exhibited in many
families that figured in the coterie with the parties
IN TINS case from the rsng OF matters that at the time
appeared insignificant that ranpired at several fancy and
s0ciey bais during the last season Where this
VIII end, tine alone determine but we NAV expect
shortly TO learn several curious astounding and rich
'eioPments IN quarters little dreamed ef by the sober c
@eh uhhitiaed in the progress of vice. rascay and Ii
IN the present ar fetal fashionable coterie
check Apprentices.
As we predicted, the Bowery Grim Con case has chalk
ed out some fine fat jobs for the lawyers and much food for
un jealousy and philosophy The suits in the case stand
thus at present William Venables has been bound over
to the charge of assault and battery on Peter
Hustled and obliged to give security for the maintenance
of his wife on charge of abandonment In addition to
this his friend and partner in affection William j. Morgan
and himself have been indicted by the grand jury for an
assault and battery their wives and held to bail on
charge oftrespass the suit OF Frederick A. BOVINE Of
No Chatham Square, the door Of whose chamber they
broke open on Wednesday morning, when in search Of
Hustled, whom they first frightened by the flourish Of
gun, dagger and club and afterwards logged.
On the other hand. ex-Asssant Alderman Howe, and
his friend Peter " Hustled bound in the of
each to answer the charge of having assaulted and had
criminal intercourse with Mrs Mary Ann Venabes and
Mrs. Mary Jane Morgan by which their husbands have
been damaged in the sum Of $4,000 each, in peace Of
mind loss OF conuga pleasures and the estrangemen of
the affections oil two handsome fashionable wives and
helPmeets.
Mrs. Morgan and her dear friend Mrs. venables have
come to the conclusion that they have lost two jealous
pated husbands neither of whom possessed of spark
oil generous confidence, and consequently worth
caring for They residing at II Caharine street.
and intend shortly open thread and needle store in CO.
partnership which win doubtless be patronised by all the
beaux and rakes OF the city and will consequently
profitable concern The ladies maintain that they are
perfectly innocent OF the charge alleged against Them
and that after they have passed through fiery ordeal
public trial. they will come out as chase and pure
Howe and Hustled having given bail yesterday are bu-
shy engaged in hunting up evidence to prove that they
Ferry, and confidently expect to establish their nno-
cence by that all potent shield that lawyers know SO well
how to place around client an abb.
There has already strong party sprung up who
boldly assert their belief in the innocence Of the ladies'
and that the whole story of the Grays Ferry folc is
fabrication set by friend of the Bowery husbands
whose jealous temperamens eagerly caught at the bait
ana from tribes light as air, they coDjured up
the sneaknr manner IN which Venahi. crd y Siae
the counter to listen to the conversation between Howe
and his WIFE, and his cowardly conduct taking re-
on her supposed paramount. Morgan's has been
still more singular in the transaction. grasps at
every thing tending to cast faint his we character
without examining the source from which il emanates
and appears to banker after notoriety not to be
he has not only published the story ofhs shame
ms wles inamy in some Of the commones grog shops in
the city, but has even voluntarily called the publsh
ers OF newspapers to give them the full particulars of the
transaction as he understands it, for fear that the mi
nutest incident might lose OF its colorng laying it
before the public Surely the must be dcranged in
his intellect, or a consummate fool.
hus we have given the full particulars of this case
lar as they have come to light and dismiss it for the
present.
AMALGAMATIoN.-Susan Thompson, one OF the ugliest
specimens OF Aficas daughters extant brought up
on She charge of robbing an Irshman, named daniel
Holly 80, while he was enjoying himself in
with her in miserable den in Orange street. The Irish
man got ashamed of his conduct at the police and sloped
without making complaint
HE PERJURY CAsE-John'A. l.. Frosch was committed
10 the Tombs by the U. S. Marshal yesterday
indictments for perjury, in swearing goods through the
customs, having been surrendered by his bail.
COWBOY ARREsTEp.-Sam Schermerhorn, lineal de-
scendant OF one of the cowboys of the Revolution
arrested for stealing from William Walton OF I6
west Nineteenth street he attempted to sell Luke
Pagan for SIS, and committed by Justice Gilbert Oh
the charge
SHorLTTING.-Ben Brinkerhof and Alph Chapman,
stole shawl from the store Of w c. Gray Cathane
street caught and entombed Jim Watson was also
pulled for stealing lot OF jewellery from the store Of j.
ii. Apin.
FOUND DRowNEp-ln Coenties slip, yesterday msrning
an unknown man. who had apparently been in the water
but few days. Deceased apparently about IS years
of age with sandy whskers meeting under the chin and
dressed in satine pants and jacket black bonn
bazine vest, canvas overcoat and coarse shoes.