The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-03


nation The rascal Is indicted for the like offence
in this city, and liberated on straw bail
The Late CotDhiding affair IN Broadray-A statement
appeared in columns few days since, relative to
W. Marshall. We now learn that Mr. Campbell was
walking quietly down Broadway. on last Monday morn
ing at about II O'Clock, when he met Mr. Marshall at
the corner Of Leonard street they passed each other
and Mr.. Campbell proceeded with his walk Upon ar.
irving at the corner Duane street no eyer ne heard
his called by some person behind him, snd upon
turning round, saw Mr. Marshall with cowhde ia ms
hand, raised in the air. Mr.; Campbell was somewhat
surprised but instantly seized the Of Marshall and
wrestling the cowhds from hi. grasp proceeded to in
act chastissmen the offender. Il appears that Mr.
Campbell not struck that OCCASION and that
the attack Of Mr. Marshall entirely unprovoked as
well unsuccessfu in fact the tables were complete
a Fsmaie Lifer-sarah Trip wa pulled" yesterday
by officers Hepburn and Edwards for "sneakng" into
the back room of Frederick Beemsn; who keeps gro
Gerry store the of Third and Manhattan streets
and carrying Of small bag containing between $23 and
IS The officers found her at her house, and on rsk
ing" her. they found her ls 70 Of the stolen
money. Locked up by Justice Taylor.
Stealing a W.tch-A boy by the name Of Colburn
silver watch belonging to Joseph Fak No. iol D-lsn.
cey street. worth H. Locked up for trial, by Justice
Tiolsnt .assauu.-Mr George A. f. w. Barclay, son
Of the British Consul, was promenadng in the vicinity
Of the New York Hotel. when tive men stepped up to
him, assaulted and beat him most otrageousy Their
names Cornelius Martin and Daniel Sharp, who
were arrested and held to bail to answer
.dfemp to Stab.-Mr Henry Friulla was arrested yes
terday for assault and drawing knife with intent to
stab MIR. Gaspar octavas: This ahray took place in
bail in $500 for his appearance to answer.
Careless Dripins.-Assisant AIderma Taylor, Of tie
18th ward was knocked down by one Of the Dry Dock
stages, Of the Bowery and Grand Streets and
badly injured
JArl-Mcrais NeD Years Day.-We give below
list Of the person. arrested on New n t
different station houses by the policemen This we
see i very ng We can only account ;n Tor r, this
'Gough" and possibly little credit is due to the
effective the police organized by the Mayor
night were absolutely thronsed with gangs of and
boys Of all colors rich and poor, dressed anascaly
ss nS.n they called
with trail OF between two and three hundred, dressed
the %G as sSns
fife and drum. &C. The following is list Of prisoners
at each station house LIST ward, nothing I'd do one;
twelve I'll do two; sth. 9th and 10Th do nOshing 18th
do one; l2th do, no return; 18th do three l4th do
81 arrests, amongst whom were several old vagran.s
This certainly 10 very remarkable not averaging as
speaks well for the good people 81 New York and also
.asssun-Wiam s. Wilson made complaint yester-
day before Justice Merritt for assault, committed BY
Charles Miller (who made so much noise two or three
years ago. in sbductng his wife from Conneccut) also
Henry Eytng Captain Of very pretty barque lay ing
the foot Of Rutgers street appears that this Darque
has just arrived from voyage, and was lbelled by MIR
| Wilson. The parties were arrested BY ofhcer Prince
John Davis
Steaiins Poritry-Jo Rudge, feeling rather short o.
bog 70 some 6ne fat chickens he was grabbed" the
act by Carman Stringham Waterman Of Washington
market Locked up by Justice Drinker for the Special
Sessions.
Stealing Blanket Policeman vancour, Of the Thirt
ward pulled" Jim Gallagher in the act of running of
with pair Of blankets worth 81 rs, belonging to
Quick. No. loa Greenwich street. Committed by Justice
Drinker.
terday morning, BY Policeman vancourt hooking news
papers, after they were delivered by the carrier
Steai,ms Jevei,y Wilson, "a boy) IA yoars
age, arrested by Policemaa, for stealing two gold
rings from Susan shankland. Committed by Justice
Stealing Ciofhinr-Andrew Demarest was "pulled" by
Policeman DAWN. Of the Fourteenth ward charged with
stealing cloak and cap from Francis McCahin corner
| Of Broome street and Bowery. Locked upby Justice
Taylor.
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-No. IS
E. Clifford, president of Farmers Bank Of Hudson
Lott and gave written
for reversal Senators Hand Lester and Wright, gave
written opinions for airmsnce Judgment reversed II
chancellor walworth, Senators Bockee Beers. Barlow
Lester and Hand gave written opinions, and Senators
sedgwick gave written opinion and Senator Folsom
gave oral opinion for sfrmance Judgment reversed
waiworh, Senators johnson and Lott and Lieut.. Gov
Gardiner, gave written opinions for afarmance Judg
ment affirmed q to No H. L. Pratt ": sayd;sm
for afirmance Lieut. Gov. Gardiner gave written
opinion for reversal Judgment amrmed, IL to mo.
10. j. w. Church w. d. Bull and wife.- Chancellor
Walworth gave written opinion for airmance Judg-
ment affirmed, 10 toll No: 90 = Lentilhon and al vs.
G. w. Vorwerck Chancellor Walworth and Senator
Talcot gave written opinions and Senator Lott oral
opinion or anrmance Senators Beers and Porter gave
oral opinions for rsver.aL Judgment affirmed 10 to g.
DEE sl-No. si.-The city of New York vs.. J. Bailey,
jr and al The Chancellor, and Senators Hard Bockee
son. Talcot Clark and Porter gave oral opinions for
aiirmsnce Lieut. Gov Gardiner gave written OPT
Judgment affirmed 10 to albany Argus, JAM l.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL SUIT.-To-day
another important suit, affecting the law merchant,
will be tried before jury in the Commercial Court The
" .s 70 rscOysr ono the sum
Sla795, being the amount Of bill Of exchange for
fs s A. 3D. and costs which was drawn and endorsed
csptsd unless Barring Brother. Co. would give up the
Orleans on board the ship Provncislis and which
said bill was drawn. The bill afterwards protested
Ii: sn S .os the cotton for Whom
| might concern. The defendant claims damages, a. re-
conysnOr in Ii: sum Of $as alleging tna sss1s
from all mercantile usage in refusing to deliver up
the bills Of adns, Firmn Dc Tastet Co offering to
accept the bill such condition. and then arbitrarily
selling his cotton when the credit Of his Lonlon agents
was unimps and above suspicion The points OF
oSses and 1s But little from the case Of jacob Little
Co vs. the same defendant decided last week in the
same Court.-N O. Delta Dec %.
| GENERAL BANKING LAWN the case OF the Far
mers' Bank OF Hudson VS.. Herman Livingston, In
voving the consutonaty Of the general banking law,
the Court for the Correction Of Errors last evening by
a vote Of fifteen to reversed the decision OF the
Supreme Court and thus sustained the constituonaty
of the law
The Chancellor and Senators Bockee, Jones, Lott.
Folsom and Barlow read opinions In favor OF reversal
and Senators Hand, Lester and Wright for armance.
The judgment reversed. we understand, on the
ground the question had been fully decided In the
If WoepA RoAr In and
Of stare dseiss" clearly applicable to the case
The vote follows:-
For rsusrsai-Lieutenant Governor, the Chancellor,
Senators Backus, Barlow, Beers, Bockee, Burnham,
Deyo, Emmons Folsom, Hard Jones, Lott, Porter and
Sedgwick-l5.
Tscott, varney and Wright-7-.4ibany Argus Dec 81
SUPREME CouRT OF THE UNITKD STATEs-Wash-
Ington, Wednesday, Dec 81, lSi5-Harvey II Al
len, Esq of Texas admitted attorney and coun.
seior ofihis Court No.4sLessee Of George Zeler ct
al plaintiff in error Jacob X Eckert The argument