The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-03
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Isaac Haenstein perjury, Recorder Chsrles Pearce
assault and battery on Ann Murphy, Lynch; Caleb M
cho!s, burglary Lynch James ssnusls' larceny re
corder Charles Moore, larceny, Lynch; Jacob Lewis
forgery, Recorders James f. Hyde larceny Lynch; Da
vid Hewitt, assault and battery, Lynch.
We do not know the character of the bail given,
whether the District Attorney apprised OF the
application to bail or not.
SMALL Pox IN THIS HoUsE."-A number of
cunning housekeepers about town, whose landlords
DESTROYS of getting better tenants or rent,
have caused the words at the head Of this article to
be inserted the bottom OF the bills posted upon
their dwellings, to frighen of the numerous horde
OF " house hunters,' that precede the annual Ge-
sruction of bed-bugs on the first of May. Their
doors are not darkened by vislters to take look
at the premises.
PROGRESS OF THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-"Cram's"
celebrated large distlery in Wooster street, near
Canal, is about being converted into yelling houses
Millions cfgallons Of the raw material" have been
converted into porter house grog in that establish.
ment.
That CHARGE OF Constructive LARoKNY.--Ack-
ley Fitch, OF Smith street, Brooklyn and So Maiden
lane, in this city, arrested yesterday, and held
to bail IN the sum OF $500, on charge OF obtaining
who entered the charge of constructive larceny
against Isaac. H. Mead, of SO Eldridge street, on
Wednesday, for taking his check for 1915, as pub
met Fitch in the street, who told him that he had
received t!e check from Mead. That he then told
Fitch that the check had been improperly obtained
and he must not pass it. That Fitch Immediately
after this went to brother of BurdelPs in the
Bowery, and obtained the money tor the check,
Notwithstanding what had been previously told him
Fitch refused to answer any questions, when ar
raigncd before the magistrate, and was allowed to
depart, on entering security in the sum above
named.
Bulls IaNoRED.-The Grand Jury OF the General
Sessions that adjourned on Tuesday, ignored num-
others were charges against Mr.. G. Boggs, of The
Evening Post, tor an alleged libel on Charles Gilt
ton, tor repubhshing article from the Harisburgh
Reporter, classifying him and others as Saddle
LAYER and David Lent, for an alleged rape on Ellen
Johnson in Pell street, On the 18th of January last
Also, against Captain Henry G. Hanson for perjury,
on complaint Of Joseph English West; and charge
of perjury against Moses Blackstock, made by
George Eyer and Jones Eyer and charge ofpetlt
larceny by Jones Eyer, MADE by Blacksteck and
Margaret Van Antwerp. All these complaints were
tain them.
PULLED AND BAlLED.-Emma Creemer, who has
kept house of accommodation for double compa-
ny, at 81 Leonard street, was yesterday arrested
behavior for year from date What nonsense i is
to arrest these wemen and hold them to bail for
good behavior. Either punish them according to
the law for their offences, or let them alone without
such annoyance.
GRABBED "A theving servant girl, named Mar
garet Brady, who has lived with Joseph M Ely, at
l6l East Broadway, was committed to the City
Prison YESTERDAY, on charge OF stealing green
cloak worth $l4, and a woollen Scotch plaid cloak,
valued at So A part of the clothing was found at
pawnbroker's shop where she had left it.
FIRE.-The ire on "Wednesday evening, about 10
O'clock, commenced in the provision store of James
Armstrong, lib South street, belonging 10 Mr.
Schermerhorn, the contents OF which were destroy
ed The upper part was occupied by MIR; keenan,,
understand, insured. The adjoining store occu
pied by Saxton and Webb, forwarding merchants,
Calvin Sweeney, tobacconist, and James Scatlifi,
sail maker, was also considerably injured in the up
per part
CHARLES w. PIERCE, indicted for an assault and
battery on Ann Murphy. at the Broadway Cottage,
was bailed out on Wednesday by Judge Lynch.
ALBERT c. DE MERRITT was admitted to bail on
Tuesday, his moher-n.law entering security for
| his appearance. He stands indicted on two charges
of grand larceny and one for conspiracy
RAN AWAY WITH HORSE AND WAcoN.-On
Tuesday morning ast,a young man hired a horse
and wagon from The livery stable OF Patrick
Rooney, IL Lafayette Place, 10 60 to Hazards
Hotel. at Yorkvile, to see a sick relative, as he
represented and to return the same afternoon He
| gave the name of William Anderson, No. l56 Amity
street, and paid 50 for the use of the vehicle. Not
returning the next morning, search was made tor
his residence as given when II was ascertained that
there was no such number as l56 in the street. The
fears OF Mr.. Rooney that his horse and wagon bad
been stolen, induced him then TO send to Yorkvllle,
when it was learned that no such person or vehicle
| had been at HaZarn's Hotel where he said he
| intended to stop. Officer Parker, Of the Upper
Police, then undertook to trace the rogue, and
certained that he had crossed over to Long Island
and stopped Rapeye's Hotel, al Flushing, to feed
his horse, and left buffalo robe for payment, say
ing that he would return that way and redeem it,
The services Of officer Laurence were then called
in, VINO traced him to Cold Spring, in Suffolk
county, where he was arrested. A young woman
was with him, whom he said was bis wife
married in Boston about six months since, and he,
thnt they were married in Connecticut. They have
been living in this city about four weeks at house
in second street He was fulycommitted for trial.
DIED IN CHILD BEp.-The Coroner was called
late Wednesday evening to enquire into the par
uculars of the decease of Mrs. Margaret Brash,
wife OF Henry Brash, of $50 Second street, who died
suddenly on Wednesday without the attendance of
a physician Upon investigation it was ascerained
that about nine days since she taken sick with
severe pains in the back and side and being within
six weeks time of labor, it was supposed to be the
premoniory symptoms preceding it. A physician
was called in who rendered all the assistance in his
power but being unable to restore the woman
produce the delivery of the child, the Rev. J.
Rumper, Catholic clergyman in attendance, ad
vlsed the performance of the "Cesarian' operation
in order that the child might be saved. This opera
ton the physician refuse to perform, and the woman
died yesterday morning. post mortem examine
ton resulted In satisfying the jury that she died from
excessive inflammation Of the lungs. The child
had, 10 appearances, been dead about twenty four
hours before the mother died.
AN sop Fellow DEAD IN THE ToMBs.-Yes-
terday morning, a man who could not tell his name
and appeared to be laboring under disease intern
pcrance, was committed 10 the city prison
grant until he could be sent to the Island He never
spoke, but continued failing until death closed his
suffering. From examination OF his pockets by
| the deputy Coroner, an Oddpellows' card from
Brownsville Lodge, Pa, No. 81, was found in one OF
his pockets with the name Of Matthew Chrisy in it
as a member Also certificate OF initiation from
State Capitol Lodge No. 10. He was poorly clad,
and appeared as though he had recently arrived on
foot from some part OF the country He will be in
tered by the coroner unless his body is claimed by
some Odd Fellows Lodge.
Col A vein Of aold four feet thick from which