The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27

you, gentlemen. for your patience, and submit this
Gaze, 20 far ~ ! am concern ed into your hands
Mr. SArH next addressed the jury In behalf Of the
defendant Judson He had only finished argument
70 the Court In relation to the Law applicable TO riots
when the hour Tor adjournment arrived and the Court
ADJOURNED until this hsrsday morning At 10 O'Clock
city Intelligence.
CHANGE or MANsLAUoHTER.-On Tuesday afternoon
about clock, dispute arose between Dutchman
by the name of Peter Gieson and Irishmsn by the
name Of Timothy Terney Of the public porters in
Gold street. Spruce street From words they got
to blows, and Terney, IL is alleged struck Gieson
blow on the head neck, which felled him to the
ground; and in the fall it is supposed his head struck
the pavement and fractured his skull Gieson was
picked up by officer O'Brien Of the Second Ward aud
conveyed to the City Hospital where he attended
byIDr Lent Of the stilful surgeons of that sssb
lsbment. The man fingered infensibe until ysster-
day morning about o'clock and then expired At
present there Is evidence that Tsrney struck the
deceased with spy Instrument there confusion
ceased was German, about fifty years Of age and
worked for many years In leather dealers store in
Gold street, near Maiden Lane Tierney taken
into custody, and locked up TO await the result Of
coronersjury. The inquest will possibly be held this
forenoon.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION THE AMERICAN Issrrrurr.-
The twenty second annual exhibition OF the American
Institute viii be opened Tuesday next the I'd of o.
toter at Castle Garden for the show of agricultural
fruit growers which win be held in the new saloon Of
those spacious grounds On the 4th the ploughng aud
tPsdipg matches will take place at Flushing Queens
county Long Islam and the 10th and nth the
tie chow will be- held In the Of Madison Cottage 9th
avenue The different departments of the American
making the most laudsbe exertions for the approach
isg dsplsy, which. We have doubt, will come on
with 6eia under such favorable auspices present
appear. We understand that applications from
chine manufacturers are numerous tbat these pro-
ducons alone would well nigh fill the entire gardsn
spsse Of as 900 feet The fruit viii be at
tended by gentlemen from nearly all parts OF the
Sta In the Union with productions Of their different
ha snf Hnr fta anf.r
IL expected, viii be well supplied many fair contribu-
tors yiruously endsavorng to excel In the housewives
art skifu and impartial JUDGES have been appointed
for the several departments and the whole affair
an stpect approaching interest and splendor.
MmuARy FUsrraL.-The three troops Of Husssrs
attached to the 4h Regiment parsd.d yesterday dis
nouptd under command Of Lieutenant Colonel y. g.
Charles to attend the funeral of Of the members
of the {" Troop The horse Of the deceased, fully
caTaiisones followed according to cavalry etiquette
his late master to his grave The music Of bod sorths
Band added greatly TO the solemnity Of the occasion
BorRIpLr ou1rsex-TnE LAW or ARRru.-An extra
ordinary has just come to knowledge, In which
II made pretty evident that the protection Of life,
and Feron and property, guaranteed by the consttu
tiCp and the laws, Is. in too many instances mere
theory. and net practical rsaty-a shadow without
the substance Richard Boldly, who fills the situation
Of clerk TO his brother George Boldly fancy dry goods
store, No Cd tethnrine street has farm house. at
which Lis wife resides between Railway and Elizabeth.
town ". j about three miles from tbs latter. Her
fter afo lives In the house aud Mr. Boldly goes home
every sunday from New York About month ago,
Con riffioners Of Emigration office farm serysBt.
week ego srs Boldly father went in the evening to
Wilt neighbor about hall mile distant. leaving her
ard her child boy II nine years 81 age In the house
with this tsrvant She desir,d him 20 make q fire,
Which being completed, she told him he might retire
The wretch instantly attacked her by giving her
a lick In the stomach. though he knew chs
ocre and then proceeded TO bent her about the face
ard Iced She msnsged to GET free from him for
m,nt by desperate effort and ran out upon the
read. lie followed her and dragging her in attempted
10 violate her per1on and aepp h.nt her and Jeff her
lruf a. ipfs hsrf md head In
ditcn that her features could not be recognized lie
thi' atebed 60 murder the child II IL cried gave any
ala At the peril Of her life he ordered her 60 tell
HIM where the money vas concealed In the house.
Ibis che was unable Ia tell and could only give him
So vlich she bad herselt and with which he decamp-
&c, Walking on deliberately towards klizabethtown.
Mrs. Boldly. as econ fhe partially recovered pro-
ottded with her child TO neighboring honse, and
e. b. very ,siious one aud said there certainty
Of miscaITisge The lady has been since brought TO
Rev York. her face is horribly disagured from the
fleets q the than brutal beating uioted up
her; aud she continues In very dangerous state.
Her father cane TO THE city the morning after the
occurrence. aud applied Go the Chief % Police Mr..
Be,fe Who tsid he attend to the aud in the
meantime tdvis,a the nan 90 have look cut for the
runsn befu- his return home by the boat. In the
evening" he added that any person could arrest the
nccp.d. As he passing along the Battery, be saw
tie 'illsn but was 80 overpo~eros by his emotions,
that hV felt unable 10 arrest him but Immediately
pointed him out q polio, telling him "a the na-
ttc q the charge and that had been lodged with
the Chief II Police. The pchcsmsn refused 10 make
the arrest without warrant and added that " the
Chief Of Police said he could DO 60 he was Ignorant ~
hts outyn lie then applied 10 annther, and received
the fame snswer Meantime the bird was flown The
MAY and chief Police have since been applied to aud
both pronounced thoe policeman unht fgr the service
We understand that an investigation is TO be made
into the crcumstances formal compsint having been
ledfed against the officers weren't very much that
this sbuuld have occurred In the trst ward police
body ~ men Who In general DO their duty admirably;
ana there g. not Efficient commsnder In the de-
psrtntnt than their excellent apt Wiley. such
scoupdrel IL allowed TO go at large be viii no doubt
perp.tiste similar crimes In other localities II Is ra
tber unfortunate that his name Is not known. All
that " tnosp Of him u that his hrst name is Ed
vsfd,' ana cory 20 learn that on application
being msde 60 the Office Of the commissioners Of Emit
grafton In the Park the CLERKS there refused TO take
the trouble 81 hpdirg the name In the book though
~ vopid net take 10 give this simple infor
mai'b. which necessary to the ends OF Justice aud
which II the incumbent on the officials 81 that
department 20 furnish, a. tie criminal came from
hsneives With regard 20 the Law OF arrest, the fol-
Loving which ve copy fr,m the Book OF Instructions
PLACED IN the hands Of every policeman lie sufficiently
explicit -
Ss7 A policeman must make every exertion 10
tnsct the srteet he may see In the act Of
cen hitting felony, or any che charged positively by
another With having committed felony, or even
charged the suspicion ~ another ef having commit
Cd felony the tuapicion appear TO the policeman TO
be veil founded ard provided the person snspectns
go With HIM; and though charge be made, yet ~ the
policeman have good cause to fuspect . person has
c,mmittsd felony. he shsuid arrest him and he
bsve reasonable grounds for bis suspciOns aud the
arrest h. inside discrssy aud fairly, In pursuit Of IN
ohsr der aud from malice OF Twill the police
will be justified even though u should Afterwards
srpesr that felony vas committed. But the police
nsb nust BE- cautious IN such cases. a. his sole de.
only the RESPONSIVENESS Of his suspi
ttns" Section ~ declares robbery rape aud assault