The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-05
Special Sessions

Before the Recorder and two Aldermen
Henry Hewkns was the first on the list and called
of Ann and Nassau streets He convicted of the
sault and sent to the city prison for days
collar worth quarter of dollar, from Maria Develin
Ann wasn't guilty, SO said the court and therefore she
Walter Cook sent to the pententiary for months
for violently assaulting officer Barnes
WiIiiaM Kenny tried found guilty and sent to the
penten,iary for month"; for stealing pair Of
worth So.
rsndyks johnson. and Smart were next called, and
three negroes decidedly ugly made their appearance and
were convicted stealing lot baskets somebody
vandyke was sent to the city prison for 10 days. John
son was sent to the penentary for month, with Smart
to keep his company.
Mary Hardman sent to the city prison for 10 days.
May next cruelty 1 beating hsr
son. John McDermot. The beating was said to have
been unprovokngly administered Mrs. McDermot was
found guilty, but Judgment was suspended
dnn Maria Kingsley, young and rather good looking
Irish oman, called up and plead guilty to charge
of Mr. Greenwood i0s canal street The accused
seemed truly penent and sobbed most piteously while
before thu court Under the peculiar circumstances Of
the the court saw fit 10 suspend sentence.
John Donovan sent up for month for being caught
stealing six mats OF cassia from one Of the Albany tow
William Allen. alias Edmunds. sent to the psn-
tentisr, for 2 months for stealing avalise.
Bridget Norton was sent TO the city prison for days.
for stealing shirt from William Woods
After some other rifng business, the court adjourned
till next Tuesday morning
From THE CHEROKEE Communicated excite
ment had arisen among the CAerokees, on ac-
count Of Cherokee man, named Run about, who was
seized without the limits Of the military re.
quae stripped of his shirt and tied up and severely
whipped by the order and in the presence of Leute-
nani Gardner. Of the United States Dragons.
"Of what offence this had been guilty, if any we
have not been able to learn says the Cherokee paper
further than that a named White Patn, and proba.
bl, Runabout himself had got into quarrel with
soldiers But be the alleged Tor this resort 10
Lynch Law and the character Of Run.about whatever
they may be, there necessity for IT, and hest
tate not to denounce as of the most hghhanded
outrageous and illegal acts that has been perpe.
trated 10 The Nation We pretend not to state the full
particulars OF the affair." but simply the fact that this
monstrous outrage has been committed and we invoke
for the attention Of the agent for the Cheokes and
the superior military officers in command here, Col.
Looms and Gen. Arbuckle II il garing 10 be passed
in silence and the public has right to know whe-
Their subaltern officer within our limits, tie
up Indian, whatever may be his character and mob
him with impunity almost in the very presence Of the
commandant OF military post
LATEST PROM FoRr LEAvENworrH.-The steam
boat Archer arrived at this port yesterday from
Fort Leavcnworth. She left there Sunday last.
We regret to have to announce the death of Lieut..
Col Allen, who was in command of the battalion of Nor.
under Cen Kesrney lie aeS on oro
congestive fever Col Allen belonged to the regular
ds,ay n Which he held the rank Of Captain He
oescneo ior tins special service by Gen. Kesrney.
Inc last two companies of Col Prices regiment left
ror Lssyenworth on Sunday morning.
Prices regiment. 'fP''i''u 'uue' Vi
Inc Aicher reports that company of infantry. 100
sIrone commanded by Capt. Ranny from Usage county
was al emerson City waiting for boatto convey them
70 Fort Leavenworth She also the Little Missonr;
a. iron roint with company Of rnemen from Hermsn
ment 80" A"e"'J rosr
Companies Of infantry had arrived at the Fort and A.,
regiment would be organized speedily as nossh,s
We see stated that Mr.. Hinke. performing the dns,
Of Qusrtermaster at Fort Leavenworth is To- he
by his friends for the Office of Major No one n vsn
toned for the Coonelcy '"e"'
The Weston Demscraf, of last Saturday saw. that
Capt Cook has gone to Santa Fe, under nag Of trucs
for the purpose Of demanding peaceabe possesson az
New Mexico-Sf Louis Republican, .dus 10.
DRowNED.-We learn that the body of a man.
apparently as years old found Wednesday in the
Pasaic River toll gate Pine Brook, Morris county
He had sandy hair, and upon his arm 1910, c. v. Mr.
was marked with India ink paper also found In
his pocket marked "a Grand street. but his name could
not be ascertaned- Hewark Jqdr. Sept4.
PhOtography.-We beg to remind the tra-
Yelling public that they should not mss the opportunity
while passing through city ofvsng Plumbes National
psguer Gallery ISL Brosdway we feeiproud OF II for
the triumphant superiority OF the specimen pictures of ali
the great any connected with the history OF
our country We shall look upon greatest ona-
ment 10 our city. Ambulance free.
Ladies' Will he glad Ia learn that the
French Lunar Pills can be bad a liz Cherry street. Us