The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-30
Police Intelligence.

Police Intelligence.
"A Fashionable Scene in BroddDay.-Two gentlemen
of tho beau monde met yesterday morning at the corner
Of Broadway and Duane street, at about IL O'Clock,
when one Of the party Mr. Thos w. Marshall Jr of Mo-
so south street, drew from his pocket well prepared
raw-hde AMI commenced applying it to the back oil MS
antagonist, Mr.. James, Campbell, who was formerly
Deputy Collector under swartwout, ia the Custom
House-they cnched almost Immediately, and Mr.
Campbell succeeded in obtaining possession OF the wnp
After pulling and hauling which ultimately result
Of bis apeepers closed for NewYears several citizens
stepped and parted these desperate chaps" There
beng crowd Of nearly 21o y,a a ss oo The
subject he posted off to the Police Once and entered
complaint against Mr. Marshall for the assault and bat
terry before Justice Osborne who issued warrant and
deputed officer George Dennston to serve t-conse.
quently Mr. Marshall brought up and held to bail IN
$500 the complaint The cause OF this assault,
have been informed, in consequence OF Miriam
bell sending letter to the MARSHALL which
letter considered by Mr. Marshall to be Of very
insulting nature. both to himself and family
R.Jising TO Testify Margaret Webster was commit
ted to prison yesterday for refusing to testify in case
Preparing for New Ysar's-John Livingston caught
u the act ofsteaing fine fat turkey by policeman Of
the Fourth Ward. Locked up by Justice Drinker
Distpbng Religious Wsvship.-A darky' who called
himself Morris Smith, brought up at tho watch re-
morning dsorderly conduct and disturbing
the religious worship ut Zons Church, OF darkies"
Of Church and Leonard streets Justice Driuker
fined him five dollars, b learn him better manners in
future.
Passing Counterfeit Money William Newman ian
Englisbmsn) arrested last night charged with at
Harrison in Chatham Square. Committed
Stealing Hogs.-John Anderson and jam Boyce were
caught BY policeman suspicion of stealing hogs
Locked up.
Bwsiny--Henry Johnson "a black rascsl) was arrest
cd last night suspicion of burglariousy entering the
work shop Of Charles wet, 10th street and 50 avenue
and stealing quantity Of carpenters tools Locked up
by Justice Koome for examination. - -. =.
Stolen Property Fotind.The store oil Medau, riat' q
Co. 1874 South street. was "krackedo short time since
and several boxAs of rasns carried ON oy inc
yeste rday one Of the boxes was found az !encs
No 12l Roosevelt street, kept by McCarty. AZ VI t.s
crbn was turned up, but moro properly iouhd oe'
longing to Mr.. Plat ~ ,oo. ena .hoo
.ors az w r Alderman, of Paterson ~ J. was burgM.
rously entered last Saturday night ana 2. par OF
msns, boots also 900 pair Of womens and chiidrens
ahoes stolen with which the thieves made their escape
with the booty" No clue as yet TO tho roopers Ihey
are supposed to be in New York
Loss OF THE BRITISH BARoUE LORD LYNDooH
On Tuesday last, at noon, the Z3rd instant, the
crew of the above ship, thirtytwo IN number, were
rescued from the wreck, (ater, being eight days
water-Iogged and dismastcd, suffering severely from
the intense cold, and obliged to live in the long
boat, on deck the whole OF the cabins and forecas
tic being washed away by the Black Ball packet
ship Cambridge, Captain Barstow, who showed the
greatest kindness and sympathy tor our sufferlngs.
and rendered every comfort to the crew, several OF
whom were frost bitten. This kindness will be
company. w. II: YARMOUTH, Captain.
f. L. HoRLYN, first officer.
w. p. HANKs, second do.
G. G.. BEEeLKuoLE, third do
| New York, 18th Dec. 1875