The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-31
Police InfcIIraente

Police Intelligence
~ F1a'e-up IN BroadDay -Broadw syi yesterday sf.
afternoon near Duane street, was thrown into quite
Estate OF excitement, In consequence Of a good.
muster OF sporting gentlemen ,un,tthe pubtlca-
.lon once OF paper called Ned Bun.Vins's Oor
Were ~ was supposed that deadly couNct Q
come on between the editor Of that paper an Samuos
suydsm which led to the police authorities b~ting ap
the movements MIR. Thomas Bennett OF IA dyjup.
don Place appeared before Justice Lothrop and rsas
affidavit setting forth that one Sam,,., ,sscr
who resides at No IA barclay street stated tbst n.
whs the present Mt the ONCE OF Ned B,nt;rs; N WI,
,axe ~: paptr edited bJ Edward z c. Judson to
bier to the injury Of himseif and the
ms 1s% Sa oPoS this AFFIDAVIT Justice L. issued
wsrisne TOR MIR Judson and Suydsm who were arrest
ed tby officer John Davis forth Nth On snnaari"
before tbs magistrate, suydam opened his coat and
quest that he (pointing Judsonl NAV be se.rchsa
and deprived Of his arms as fearful he m ~ do
relieved MIR. Judson of his pistol whe the fo,ow,n1
conversa tion ensued =
suTD.M-If you please, would like one word with
MAJ-Certainly, sir.
SyyoAM-You have posted me in the public highway
20 the injury OF my family, and, as before stated
will protect them at the risk Of my life
JuDsoS-l have no desire to iRjurs your family
or cause them moments care, and would not for
any sum, ipjure an innocent man I war not with
you personally for entertain i'll will to wards YOU
but with your business and If you will say in the pre
sence of these gentlemen that you don I Ree.. urrs
bhpg house at No. IA Barclay street. III omit oil publ
SvrpAM-If ayou persist in posting mo, will take
such steps to protec the feelings OF mvfamiiv ~
JgDsoN,l make no threats, and never have but snr
have threatened to take my life understand and
hope you will do 1t when am looking at you
SUSpAM-i deny that ever made al y such threats,
and VIII give $1,000 to any charitable Institution IL you
will produce your evidence. -
JUDsoN-Nly author IL MIR. Burton. r..
SrYDAM-i don't know him, but will take pains to
see him besides you publish me in your writings 81
Sam Sam Seiden; charging me with murder and being a
JrDsor-My writings are works of fiction and Do
pict the facts ~ they exist. 10 -,
SUyDAM-Am I not the Sam Sedeu alluded 20 +,
yonr Mysteries and Miseries Of New York'r INV
JuDson-Did ever say you was! t.-Toti
SUDAN Not that know Of; but ami,
Jrpsos-I will make Acknowledgment relative to
the snhject and feel justified In refusing you any
tisfacion upon the subject You viii not suppose,
answer. t.ftr.f.y ~ n 'E-.'7' 800 - ~.
SuYpAN-No cir, I entertain no such opinion
The magistrate here inerfered, and read over the
sfdavt and stated that he should hold the party TO
bail in the sum of 200 to keep the peace! 49,. -.
SrrpAM-I ask as favor that you viii not post m. in
Broadway. where my family can see IT, object not
to the publication ia the paper oply ask for tbs
bill being removed from Broa1 way
JunsoN-I will omit your in broadway Int r
want you to understand that intimidation prompts
the act, but because you state IL will injure your
family, and will add that entertain no In feeling
towards any gambler, and will mid any one of Them
means in my power. ~ 80
Aires, cfa Boarding. Hoas. Thief Officer Knowles
OF the Fourth ward police. arrested yesterday Prusf
sian by the name OF Hughes de Monsterberr a yery
genteel looking young man. bearing thin scrubbipg
brush On ms upper lip and AN imperial his
vas arrested on the charge Of Edward Huhtener for
having broken open trunk and carried of 10 piecess
OF German gold valued, in all at s732 the property of
Mr. Huthstiener. 1t seems that the used an the
complainant were acquainted together and ON Non
day last visited the bath at the Battery together where
the accused asked the complainant the key of his
room to fix buckle that was ont OF order Ut,th
steiner not suspecting anything loaned him the key
when he prefer he ct /, drop into the wat and
II was lost This done, another key was fitted to the
lock by the landlord of the Shakespeare Hotel that
being the place where Mr. Huth.teiner wa, stoppno
Nothing more was thought of the circumstance until
tuesday, night, just about supper time the accused
called upon MIR H., and after seeing him, said he
would leave for a short time and cone ia again after
supper time instead Of which, after Mr. ri went to
supper the accused passed stairs to the Of Mr.
II unlocked 1t with the key he pretended to have
lost, forced open the bottom Of the wooden chest
which contained the money, carrying It OF, together
accused and the facts related the above on GER who
forthwith arrested the accused at his boarding house
his room the officers found the stolen money concealed
In various parts of the ROOM large portion Of the
ual has bee boarding at No. whitshsi ,trest for
the last four months coming there we'll uded
exhibiting quite stylish engraved card with Drown
printeo In eod INK over the centre OF his
so gentlemany was his manner that ali the bonrders
were prepCssessed in his favor However, during his
robbed Of several hundred dollars and many articles
ofjewelry, most evidently done by this thief whose
gentesl appearance placed him beyond suspicion Jus
tice Lothrop committed him for trial
II poiunfeer Robbing his Conrode Officer King of
the LIST ward arrested yesterday man by the name Of
geld eagles from his comrsde, Michael Kssrus Thsy
are ootn returned volunteers and McCswlsy spos-
the occasion to have the first nip" at his
friends pocket On searching the prisoner the ohcsr
round three gold pieces slowed away In each boot,
making the exact amount stolen from Kearns on
being brought before the magistrate ne finally ae-
NE -, , MS quit, ana Justice Lothrop locked him
Robbimg a Yolunfeer-A woman by the name Of
stealing $40 In gold from the pocket Of John Beverly
returned volunteer, while in q house Of disrepute
diers pocket of With her scissors and ran Of vthhe
money Justice Lothrop committed the woman to pri-
.8rrea Of Juvenile Forgers-Oicer Reynolds, of the
LIST ward police arrested yesterday, two boys enc 16
and the other II years Of age by the names Of wn.
checks the Mechanics Bank in wall. strest~ths
first check, dated July 2sth 1s4s, purportng to b
sum Of SO 60-100 The second check dated August
9th, purportius to be drawn by Henry j. Ennis 1856
dated August Both for 500 5Oloe and purportins to
be drawn by Mr.. Ennis likewise The two first checks
the teller at the bank paid but Yesterday ON thu two
boys presenting the last named check he detscted the
forgery and caused them to be arrested On their
rest they acknowledged passing the CHECKS knowing
them to be forgeries but did say they Committed
the act Of signing the names Justice Iothorp hsld
them both TO bail in the of 81 OOO answer the
Tombs for trial
Law Intelligence.
THg NEw CoDg PHocEDURE-An application
was made yesterday to Mr. Justice Edwards, for .
struction of the provision Of the code which authO
rises the clerk to receive dollar every trial
from the party bringing 1t on The clerk oontsndsd
that II should be paid fling the note OF issue
while the other side the attorniss conended that
is not to be paid until the is tried His Honor
held that the meaning of the section was plain
and obvious that "on trial. did not mean wear be-
fore trial but the time when the trial actually took
place That therefore, the clerk was not entitled to
his fee until the trial was had
UNITED STATES CoMEssIoSEn's OFFIcg-Befors
George w. Morton. Esq.-Chrge of Repoh Adam
Hayes, Christopher Morse, James Morrison, John
cross, James Morris and Frederick Smith were each
held TO bail In 800 TO charge Of attempt
to create revolt board the American bark Henry
Trowbridge" while lying in Carlisle Bay OF the
island of Barbados
Discharged. Michael Devne soldier in the United
States army was discharged by Justice Vanderpoel
appearing he Of unsound mind.