The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03
Police Intelllgcnce.

F'aud on Emg, snts.--A man by the name of John
Et.ssreld keeper Of an emisrans boarding house q
NO o. Cherry street. WAS arrested Yesterday Q
rant Issued BY Justice Drinksr, wherein he stands
charged with demanding 50 90, from emisrants,
teen shings; and in default Of the payment thereof
he detained their baggage This coming under the
on hearing tho testimony convicted fitzgerald where
BY he was compelled to tho hns Of $50 imposed by
law Or stand but not feeling disposed 70
peared like drawing many teeth the in which
he counted out the money This law works like .
boarding house keepers by which process the poor emil
grant obtains his rights.
Violent Assault upon Policeman.-Polioeman Hickey
arrest man by the name Of Patrick QUINN for Sein9
drunk and dsorderly In tho street, prevented by
Charles Curran, Patrick Farrell, and Thos MK.nna,
who attracted the attention Of tho ooer, when Quinn
armed himself with brickbst, and made vio-
lent assault upon Hickey, striking him severe
with such violence was the blow given that the
much so that but little hope is entertainer Of hi;
recovery Ocers Wach Sauer and others arrested the
accused parties, and conveyed them before Justice
Dinker who committed QUINN and the Others as accom-
man. The head Of Quinn would be perfect treat for
some phrenogligist being Of singular shape. and
Tn:
of combativensts Is largely developed, mixed with
good deal Of brickbativsness Thus poor Hickey was
made to suffer- through the NAL application Of Qunn's
bumps.
Charge Of .drson.- Onaoer Larkn, Of the 10th ward
arrested yesterday man by the name Of John Lody.
10th street. the 9Th avenue occupied by owen Do
noho Justice Roome detained the accused for further
hearing
"A Funny Charge Of Bigamy AT the watch returns,
on Thursday morning officer GlgAr, Of the Sixth ward
police, brought before Justice Drinker three in
tsrssting looking pieces Of humanity called Ellen Con-
vas little, fat Trshwomen with sharp nose about
years Of sge and, when young was no doubt rather In
t;Is.tns but twenty year: and hard living makes vast
Cunning was man Of so years Of sge, grey hair, and
the use Of one side taken away from the effects Of
(but not his better hSf) Cavansgh who was charged
with marrying Cummings wife was pretty decent lcok-
ing man, and much younger than either
JusTIcr-Wel, who makes he charge against Ellen
Connolly
GuSriNo--oh please your honor, Judge, do; and In
troth she's great bsckpusrd she's the mother of six
little boys end the Oldest fne little boy Of % years
old and we have bsen married this % years; indeed,
and ..n r Ss
use Of my limbs, and went to the aims
house and, after coming out, the first thing sees
10 my fine lady married to this bad looking chap and,
faith, was he only good locking. but dirty looking
biackgusrd like this oh Pm ashamed and what
gan say to my poor little boys' Indeed, and your
JusrreE-wsll, Ellen, what have you to say to this
charge
ELLKr-And, Judge, am not guilty Of What he rays
| an pledge you my honor, Judge, he hss'n done
anything for for Ave years aud, Judge you know
cau'e 90 WitnOut notninH 10 gels place, and
cut to service in wsstch county while be- an old
loafsr was in the aims house and that's fact he
can't deny that
JusrIcE -oncer, what do you know about this case
There appears to be two stories?
OrrIcEn-Well, Judge, called by this man
ponting to the husband) TO arrest his wife whom he
said had married another man. and living with him
In little shsnty In Orange street He showed the
shsnty last night and went up stairs and found
the room door fast; 30 put my foot against 1t
and pushed 1t in, and there . straw bad on
the moor laid this woman (pointng to Elem fart
asleep with her around the COX Of Cavanagh and
aongsde the bed empty rum bottle with small
qusDy OF rum left In bowl by the sds Of the bottle,
saved, 70 doubt, for their bitters In the moroing
woke them up and they DO said they married by
Bishop Hughes. AMI upon ths husbsnds charge !
brought th en- both in.
ELLEN Why, was told the oil man va, dsad.
GUNNrNa--Oh blood and thunier rve never been
dead, at all. nc all can prove wasn't dead
ELLEN--Well. there's NO harm done--I am willing TO
live with again II hell only do GomsthiDg for me; but
won't live With him and starve won't, no how.
Jpsrfcs-Why, you dsssitful vomsn 90 you mean to