The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-26
City Intelligence.

Row AT Tom BLAxELEy's ALE HousE.--This gentle
man. who keeps very geneel ale house at 1877 Walker
street. entered charge yesterday morning at the lower
Police office to the following effect That about 70
o'clock on Tuesday evening two men named Richard s.
Platt and John Duryea, came into his house with their
physical thermometers above produce probably
by something stronger than Croton and after constable
cusing and swearing dashed tumbler looking glass
broke chair and otherwise created and disturbance
on the promises. They elected by Waterman and
taken to the Tombs from Croius
earnest solicitation released them promise to appear
in the morning to answer the complaint No sooner had
they obtained snuff Of fresh air than back they todded to
Blakeley premises and again commenced abusing him.
calling him " an English of BIB &c. He again
secured their and they locked up Tor the
as as a0
house OF Mr. blakey and calling him id scoundrel
and son OF -" and threat sned personal violence
The two first were held to bail for their future good be-
havior the charge against the others has been withdrawn
This spirit OF rowdy that prompts young men to abuse
pubic hotel Keepers 10 becoming entirely too and
an example should be made that will stop its progress
The keeper Of public house has much claim to pro-
tecton on his own premises as any other
is unmanly for any party OF young to take advan.
tsge OF his situation because he depends upon public pa
tronage for support.
DrrrR.rIos OF MprRv.-On Tuesday night, Watch.
man Booth arrested poor, distressed miserable looking
being while in the act OF stealing and carrying away
large piece OF fiat iron from the of Market street.
Croton ws'er pipes The iron weighed about one hun
died pounds and was valued at S. On being examined
before the police he stated that his name was Thomas
Johnson-hat he was native Of Long Island, aged %
years-that he had no home. EN- 10y ment nor no
riendshnt he had walked the streets for the two pas
nights. without sleep meat and that he stole the iron
10 sell and buy some food and nights lodging He was
sent TO the Special Sessions for trial.
IN rHr RrvrR.-A man who says his name is John Bo.
hen was rescued from the water foot of Delaney street
on Tuesday night by Of the city watch On being
examined at the wstoh house. of the recent counter
lett 50 notes Of the Exchange Bank Of Salem Mass was
ound in his pocket He therefore detained on susp
cion OF being dealer in this money.
Row AMONG rHE WILLiAMss One Eliza williams q
single woman" who Keeps house at % Mercer street
entered complaint yesterday against Eliza williams
whom she alleges cribbed dress three peticeats and
blanket shawl from her premises the Goth ins
girl named Jeanette she walking of with the
clothing that was time make her escape" She was
Committed for trial at the Special Sessions.
DsAIH ~ AN Oyrr Lor.-An Irish woman named
Mary Sears, aged about fifty years len her dwelling in
soh street on Tuesday afternoon TO visit FRIEND and
her dead body was found yesterday morning in open
lot on the 9Th Avenue her residence The coroner
held an inque last evening" but did not hear the
suit OF the inv esgstion.
News Bors" FIoHr.-A news boy, called " Orecian,"
and another named Thomas OConnor arrested yes
terdsy for an aggravated assault and battery OF
their associates named Ned Lynch II took place the
house OF man named Patrick Dugon, I2s Anthony street.
who keeps place OF resort for these boys that dis
grace 10 the street bad ~ IT, Dugan, appears, held
the boy Lynch while the other two best him. OConnor
and Dugan have been arrested The boy 0recsn" has
slopsd.