The New York herald., 1844-09-02
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Police Record-suNpAy-Alosr BRuTAL ournAGs
NJ SUNDAY Robert Martin, Of soa Pearl
davt that woman named Mary Ferris violently
saulted and beaten by James Hunt sunday officer who
uck her with cane across the back in serious
ner ater having arrested her charge OF supposed in
toxication, and Mr. Martin testihes IN his affidavit
without any Justification ON the part Of Hunt The
poor much distressed and cried bitterly when
the Police office 10 confirm the statement of
Mr. Martin Justice HASKELL to whose honor be said,
has NOBLE generous heart, ordered the back oi the wo
present when the asionishment Of the Justice and
Clerks Of Police, il found marked with severe stripes
species The Magistrate Immediately ordered fellow
Hunt to find good bail in the OF 5000 for his appear
brutal and unmsniy conduct, and allowed him TO leave
the office on his parol OF honor 10 obtain the required Sc
Warrant. was issued for his and placed in the
hands Of officer Harris who seached the remainder OF the
of as EVENING ana arrested he was nce in ,be
watch house prison for the night Will Mayor Harper
cowardly and brutaly beat and whip poor unfortunate
woman found in our streets on Sunday We think not
We mistake his character i this being Is not Immediately
dismissed il his appointment has been conferred by
the Alderman and Assistant o any ward or BY any o the
Police or other committees of the Common Council wa
hope for the sake OF human nature that they wii imne
diately order him to be dismissed This James Hpnt OF
Reade street. the being that entered complaints
against the hotels in Broadway and Chaham street for
Justice Haskell very properly discharged the poor wo
made up purse Of small amount to elevate her Injuries
Coroner's Record.-suNpAY.-siNouLAn SUICIDE
An inquest held the body OF Thomas Young,
native of Scotland aged 33 years and clerk by proes
sion, who committed suicide by sking laudanum al his
boarding house. He had been out OF employment for
short time and became desponding. On examination Of
the where he found note was discovered cen
tanning the following words =:
at will be OF no to hold nquest-ths is the true
verdict-Died from the effects Of taking laudanum being
weary Of the world, Respondent but in perfectly sane
state OF mind THOMAS YOUNG.
3lst August, i64i"
The jury returned verdict that deceased came 10 his
death by taking laudanum when in state OF mental
dependency"
Fou.p DaowNrp "A man, whose name Ia unknown,
found drowned at the foot OF Chambers street He
dressed in black jean irock coat dark fguse ves
blue cloth pantsLs had pair of shoes about five
feet eight inches in height and had been in the water Tor
q number OF days.
FAIR Hrr.-A gentleman, a few days since, from
| the other side the water, passing by one ol the
fashionable hotels OF New York. innoceny enquired f
all the shoe Of the city arger From the
number OF boots displayed at the window he had conciu
ded he was looking at some magnificent manuacory OF
shoes II is not etiquette at the fremont TO put ones
| boots out OF the window-Boston Courier, .aug 30
Mr. McDUFFIEs HRALTH.-A few days since
says the editor OF the Abbepiue Banner, had the
pleasure of meeting with the Hon Geo. McDuife at tn
Diamond Springs in this district where he intends spand
ing few weeks. His health Ia improving, and he
fine spirits We trust the OF this place etheT
with the mineral water, which he says has fine eject
him, will insate him in health and the thundeis
his eloquence will yet be heard the capitol Charles
tan Patriot, .dug. 20.
NEW MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS. AT
Thompsonville Connecticut there is a new factory
erecting 20 feet by a0 for the manufacture Of Brussels
carpets, and another for the manufacture oil shirts
drawers, SC. In the village Of Tariffve, factory
llO feet by 40 and four stories high or the manufacture
| Of carpets is going up.
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