The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13
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Police Intelligence.
SEPT l2.-F1escing the Bind-A blind Young man Of
responsibility, from Providence by the Of Colson
last evening in company with friend visited the Five
Points, where Gscharging small claim for favors
conferred, he handed over instead of l. which was
kept by the frsil sister without returning the change
Maria Leonard therefore brought up to answer for
Construenre Grand Larceny-A named Henry
Tooley arrested yesterday afternoon, charged with
having frauduently taken horse wagon and load Of
coal from Henry L. Buckley
Case of Rape.-A named Daniel Nolan. who was
recently employed in the engineer department on Bed
lows Island, was this morning arrested oy omcers
Welsh and Buckley on charge OF having, on the Slst
of August last committed rape upon the person of
girl named Maria Hand, who was at the time employed
as domestic the island, whom, while attending to
her duties dragged by Nolan into out building,
where he accomplished his purposes, since which %s
OF the injuries she sustained.
"A Promising Chiid-A lad named Daniel Murphy was
arrested about IL O'Clock last night while upon regu
lar spree with money obtained upon quantity Of cloth
ing which he had stolen from his mother and pledged
ing at No SO Ludlow street. who is the and dr
of furniture wagon, was arrested last night on
dwelling of Ferdinand voyght of No. I4a Cherry ST.,
and stolen sundry articles worth $2 The accused was
held to bail in the sum OF $1,000 In default OF which he
stands committed for trial
Disorderiy House.-Two females, named Susan Barber
and Sarah Holland arrested last night charge
of keeping disorderly house in Delaney street.
arrested on suspieion-A man calling himself Hum.
Of having stolen quantity of shirts apparently fresh
from the wash tub which is supposed that he had sto
ms Of his by Fossy the ss ward
star police couple of cloth coats were also found
en- to oa ss &
hammer which he had in his hands. With the aid of ct-
Reeeirias Stolen Goods-A man named Michael Fish.
err arrested last night by officer Simons, charge
OF receiving stolen property E;, c.orou. o Who wa.
liberated on bail on Wednesday evening last was this
morning again committed to prison. John Florence Jr
who became her bail having surrendered her to the au
thortes.
Sent - Teri
Mr. Justice Beardsey presiding -Butterfeld ct al.
Watkins Motion to set aside execution; granted with
al ads Banker ct al Motion for judgment as in case OF
non-suit denied without costs and without prejudice
in nonsut denied with costs. Roach, mpd, &C.;
sd cS with Sn s oct sa aside & Of as Ss
Motion to stay pfs proceedings until the costs are paid
in another suit granted, by default Lyon ct al ads
Half Motion for judgment in of nen-suit; grant
ed by default Devoe ct al ads. Campbell and WIFE, do
do Esston ads corbe Motion to substitute referees,
venue, granted by default. HOLSTER ads Crandall Mo:
ton for of granted unless pan
ton for Judgment in of suit granted unless
plaintiff stpulae and pay costs Rosekrans ads Chau.
tauque Bank. Motion to change venue, denied. In
the matter of Reed ct al Application that Judge make
and file return to cerorar or show cause, granted OK
, parte. Williams Raymond. Motion to set aside
writ of inquiry, &c, granted costs to abide the event
Livingston et:a ads SSodenough Motion for rstaaa.
bill taxed Bent ct al. VS.. Hubert. Motion to refer
denied with costs without prejudice; Thome ct al adj.
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i %osion sssia ". faylos Motion rssfsnss
lion that diff. be at liberty to enter judgment for
hi. costs in this cause granted with costs.
of non suit granted by default. Same ads Houck, do
do. do. do. Jones impd SC ads Omstead tai Motion
shepard ct al Motion that plaintiffs have leave put
replications; granted by default Wittingham ads.
ker ads Baker and wife ct al Motion for judgment
in case OF non suit granted unless plautifi ssiPuate
venue rs denied Jackson ads The Albany City Bank:
Motion to change venue denied Gould vs. Hart and
the judgment record and docket Of Judgment in these
causes granted Hart ads. Trowbridge. Motion for
to change venue granted The New jersey Railroad
! ton aside original writ or summons in this
= granted, with costs The West Branch Bank at Viii.
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County Bank ads. Fletcher. Motion for relaxation of
sing motion Heart ads swain Motion ex parte for writ
error; granted Williams ct al ads Baker al Motion
Mount ads Baker r Motion for perpetual stay Of pro.
ceedings judgment and execution; granted condi-
perpetual stay of executions granted terms Faurote
ads. Leonard, jr Motion to change venue; granted
the ales granted expare Christopher ct al ads Payne
eal Motion for Judgment as in case Of non suit grant
into this court and for change venue granted
by default COLES vs. Shaw jr; Motion ex parte for
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Bank of vergennes Motion to change venue granted.
In the matter of several applications of the Mayor, &c
tonate part of awards, Sc granted parte Dows ct
Barclay Motion ey pa1te to rule to plead and publ
to change venue; denied Relyea ct al ads Kempton,
ditto ditto granted Phelps VS.. Taylor ct al;
from bill as taxed Davis ads witherel, ct al Motion
change venue denied Mount ads ProudAt do do do;
sacket al do do do. Vail vs. Brewster Motion for
leave to withdraw replication without costs; granted.
for leave to defendant to plead his discharges granted
on terms Morey, sheriff, SC ads Van Benscoten; Mo
ton directing taxing officer to allow defendant double
costs; granted, by default-.aHany .arsus.
Varieties.
The general association of the Congregational and
Presbyterian churches in New Hampshire at their recent
convention in Portsmouth, adopted series Of resolutions
by their annual report that there have been 40 churches
congregations aided during the last year. A mission
aries employed-additions to the church 45-"hopeul
conversions" 5-removals by death and excommunica-
tion6s-whole number of communicates 2ss5-number Of
pupils supported in Sabbath Schools and Bible classes
3O04-amount contributed to the of benevoence
sl,ii2,ls OF which s4465l for home mssons-re-
ST. which is 81 "A less than last year. Tho
balance in the Treasury after the disbursements, il
Sl56,50.
Mr.. Hardin, of Kentucky against whom serious
charge of attempting seduce young woman has been
lately made in the has addressed note 10 the
editor of the Kentucky Ye9me in which ne say. ih,t ne
address to the public which VIII eNcuipa's MN from ali
censure.
Senator Crittenden is to deliver the Grafton on
the occasion Of nterring the remains of Daniel Boon
and his wife in soil Of Kentucky. Colonel johnson
is of the pallbearers; Gen. Coomos one OF the mar
sh ais
The yacht Siren, of and from New York, owned
and commanded by w. T. Miller Esq, arrived at Boston
on Thursday Several gentlemen, (among whom 10 Com
Sevens in her; and understand that when
the first snoring breeze springs up she will try her sail
ing quae. with the yacht Northern Light, Of this port
Boston Post.
In Mississippi there are thirteen subordinate
lodges of Odd Fellows, with four hundred and eighty
nine contributing members and revenue OF $l91S IL
per quarter. Weekly benefits Sl7s "a, and 1904 ~