The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-11
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, lsls,

N PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, lels.
The trial Of James j. Mapes, Of New York. CHANGED
with obtaining large amount Of money from Pssres
Ebert Of this city, false pretsnces, up before
the Court Of Quarter Sessions yesterday which
pied with up late hour the evening The facts
brought forward by the prosecution that in June.
ls45 Mr. stocker, Of the irmof Stone stocker of New
Orleans represented to thu that tho nm Of
Mapes and Tylee Of New York. had in store in that city
2200 barrels of sugar and the prosecutors induced
to advance about $2e0 upon warehouse receipt for
the sugars, in consequence Of Mr.. stocker and Mr..
Mapes subsequently, the drafts accepted by Pearee
Ebert had to be paid BY them, and on going to New
York. no trace the sugars could be discovered The
locality in which the sugars were said to have bean
stored was occupied by frame dwelling houses In
stead warehouse Sugars to the value Of $500 were
afterwards received by Messrs Pearce Ebert who are
part Of the defence has yet been heard III. Court having
sdjourned over till wednesday in consequsncs Of the
election The By Daniel
defence by VIM B. Reed and J. G. Clarkson, Esqs
poor Irish girl was brought from New Fork few
your city papers for domestic to 60 out Of the city
The terms being agreed upon, he accompanied her to
the and on here took ssr 70 house
in this and he by way Of amends for HIS outrageous
duct he agreed to send her back again Instead Of doing
he her out to secluded spot the Schuyl
kill and there Left her She being an utter stranger,
could give any clue to the house to which he had
taken nor, ana consequently party couio noe
he found She has been sent back to her friends Ia yeuf
city by the Mayor.
fiirsm H Oress charged with bigamy, has been com
mtted 10 prison BY Recorder Vaux to await requston
from Governor Wright. of New York The crime was
committed in Albany, whore he married resPectaoie
woman and sbsconded with about 500 in
cash halonwnr 10 her. This occurred several months
seo since which time officer Maginns has been the
r on, hut was unsuccessful until few nights since,
wSsn he overhsued his customer at the circus and
rested him.
.onvicted of committing Q most brutal outrage upon
lanes Mun, dray man In his employ, having actually
crushed thumb Of the latter between hts teeth that
he mangled remains have since been amputated SEQ
tence has not yet been pronounced A. ainst Wallace
is understood that petition II now receiving sgners
asking the Governor pardon lin in advance His be
ing q democrat will, probably, be sxtsnuating cir
cumsance but the diAbolcal brutality evincsd In his
treatment Of the toor in his employ should
his incarc GRAFTON for long term.
The natives attempted to disturb the wing meeting in
Southwark, last evening, by creating a disturbances
while Mr.. Morris was speaking An indignation nesting
outrsges Of the natives An ARRAY also caused by
Of the native partizans appearing the ground
occupied by the democratic meeting shortly srer fts
adjournment and cheering Levin, their cong resssionu
candidate The democrats subsequently, held AZ I'M
pompu meeting upon tho subject IN the neighoorhooo
and while the speaking going on the wafchmen at
tempted 10 disrcse them watch hours had COM
memo id This attempt resisted and melee ensued
IN which hows ere and trhinR injuries IN
dcted Two or three Of the democrats were arrested by
the watchmen who, Of course, are all natives
The nlaces Of amusement in city now quite IN
nourishing condition Tee Ravsls st the Arch street.