The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-02

that at the time of tho occurrence. or shortly before,
him severely which was the cause OF his having fallen
overheard. Greenwood was committed for examination
Assault 0itha Dangerous Weapon-Peter Copln. second
mate Of tho ship Samuel Russell, arrested under
warrant grsnted by Commissioner Morton, on charge
Of having assaulted Samuel Brown. the cook, with
nschet on tbs sh OF Aprs' onths high ssas He was
Before Commissioner A Gardiner Charge of Laresn Y
on the High Seas.-Edward Rose, Robert Tyler, "a
James r.. Huater were arrested yesterday, under
warrant granted by A. Gardiner, Esq on charge
snsar on board the brig Gsnsr, worh On nI her
from port in ths West Indies to this city They
wero committed for examination.
CovRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS, May Before Recorder
Sc ott aud Aldermen Franklin and FeeksJohn M Keon
Esq, District Attorney. Tho May term Of this Court
commenced to day with the following unusually light
embszzlsmsnt, grand larceny, 10 petit larceny, Il
voting illegally. riot and assault and battery pre-
sentlsmen summoned to attend a. Grand Jurors only
Ia appeared to serve they were Therefore discouraged
until tomorrow morning; and business being reA1y
the Court adjourned for the day.
CouRr CALEspAa THIS DAr-C Circuit Court.-K 10,
l6 II. 49, 49, 20 ~, % "a %, 81. Superior Court
l. II To- 10 - % 81 80 &c. to As. Common Pisas-2o
% 3D. ~, 20, 81 "a, 33, 81 al, a. A. 49, ~, 4s, 60
ARnEsr OF JACK sHrrrARD.-A notorious young bur-
gar known a. Jack Sheppard, who led gang Of house.
breakers in Philadelphia about year since arrested
in that city on Saturday last. companion known
Joe Blusskn arrested convicted and to prison
SONS time ago 1t appears from the Neps, that few
was committed to the county prison. tosothOr With two
others named John Carr and Richard Dougherty oharg
cd with robbng tho mill Of Mr.. Israe " Jones' in Ma
nayuuk and writ Of haJeas corpus having been grant
ed in tbs of the last named tho three were on Sat-
urday brought before the Court Of Quarter Sessions for
hearing Boyd had since his arrest kept his face
partially concealed with handkerchief tied over one
Of his eyes, under preencs that had been injured In
suspected to be trick but his purpose not being known
no allowed to wear It, However few minutes af-
bandsgo was removed when one of the officers Of the
court recognized him to be Francis Hughes the young
man whom 1t was known had assumed the name OF jack
out for long time. When told by the court that ne
was recognized he stouty denied that Hughes va: his
to tho fact The Attorney General then proceeded to
arraisn him Ave bills OF Indictment Tor burgsrss
committed in Decembsr 1916, and January and Februa-
ry ls47 to all Of which he pleaded not guilty. He 10
not apparently eighteen nineteen years Of ago.
but seems TO be hardened tn crime.
THK LATE RIOT IN PORTLAND, ME.-The causes
which led to the late riot In Portland, Me-, are
stated In the eastern papers ns Csc De.
VS. wesshy anu fespecsaoie oa,zsn 2. ro.Jsno' mao
has the misfortune to call the keeper Of notorious
house of fame, In New York, her mother. Tbs young
lady Is years Of great personal beauty
and her uncle has neglected nothing In properly outva-
ting her moral and intellectual faculties The mother
enes the young lady from the house of her uncle but
without success. On Monday gath ult- Mrs. Tutte,
the mother OF tho girl called upon her daughter and
induced to enter carsgs with her ostsnsbly for
tho purpose of visiting Saco since which neither mother
of having accepted bride from tho mother and also In
connection with Constable Dsnielson Of having besn
accessory to the foroibs abduction Of the girl On
Thursday night mob collected simultaneously around
tho houses Of Mr. Davis in Brown street, and Of
vo.nos and completely :ssH.d both houses. destroy
Ing the furniture window sashec blinds and
mob having s1ssd their r. %sa sssns" quietly
dispersed The Mayor Of Portland appointed two gen
temen Joseph Adams and Royal Williams: E,qs., to
IN md osUkO farka In rala