The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-26
TWO CENTS.


MOuntfort
SECOND Day At the meeting ofthe partessoncernea
in this case. pending against George W Miles the syi-
depce Of Mr. Henry Hsvens was continued Mr. Henry
Ravens produced the release purporting to signed
by Ellen T. Sullivan and her reputed husband. The
following is q copy Of the document
Common Pieds.-John Ssiiipda H,nry Hauens
CITY and County Of NV York ss;-Ellen Tallman suui
van, being duly says that abe Is the lawful
wife of John Sullivan the above plaintiff and that she
fully in and approves Of the settlement ,ds
by the plaintiff In this cause and this aeponent fur
tbsr that she will call upon the above de-
address him when she meets him, modest him 10 any
way or manner during the residue Of her natural life
Sworn TO before me- this 2sth day OF August ls4o
CORNELIUS BOGERr. Commissioner OF Deeds
On the production Of the above paper, which Vas
the prosecution put the following question to Mr. Ia
vens;-Q Bid you observe, at the time you received
thst paper that notwithstanding you had paid or
secured 1000 the consideration stated in the release
was the sum Of one dollar' Very likely may; but
l do not know for a certainty presume that it
written by Mr. Roberts it handed TO me by him
Cross examined by the defence-I had some Of
Roberts writing before and should think that TO be
his writing; have made no complaint against any
body; don't know who il the com plainant in this
case was subpo,naed to attend before Justice Mount
fort; did not attend on the subpoena and att ,ch
ment was issued and taken to the station house
in Twenty, ninth street where was sworn and then
questioned by Justice Mountfort
This concluded the evidence of Mr.. Hsvens at least
or the present
Daniel A. Gale next called, on the part of the
prosecution, and examined; but the evidence was
merely repetition Of that have already published.
The woman sullivan Will possibly be the next witness
xamiped.
What is in the Wind 2-Stranse Proceedinrs.-In re-
ference to the two hotel thieves George Fish aud rom
jackson. under arrest in Jail at Saratoga oioer
yesterday. procured the attendance of Spanish
tleDen before the magistrate, who alleges that his
trunk was broken open, week or ten days since 1T
Demonco's Hotel and 81 600 in gold coin stolen
therefrom. This gentleman is now led to believe aud
suspect by certain ysterous information communal
Gated him that this Fish and Jackson are thu rob-
brrs and accor iipgly warrant has been is,ned by
Justice Osborn for their arrest and transportation
frnVa IA m artfu ant ia "A
suspicious but does not reflect the wagtstrate
bis duty is merely to issue warrant against the
accused parties. on requisite affidavit duplicating
these rogues There is possibility of these rognes
being convicted the charge at Saratoga but to
ter Strange to say Psh and Jackson since the alleged
robbery at Demonico's, have been almost daily
riding up and down Brosd.ay with their horse aud
against them; but the moment they arrested on
some other charge then all at once the suspicion Is
discovered and great = pow.wow" Is made Won
derful discoveries about these days. who has George
Fish bes acting for stool pigeon" the last four
month"; We shall see the result Of this movementin
The Disturbance During the Processos In Broadway
near Leonard street on the day the funeral soru-
mites of General Taylor quite distur bspc- be-
tween the societies of the United Americans" and
the Hibernians" in which personal encounter took
place blows exchanged and a general ARRAY was
the result The police Of the Filth and Sixth d. in
tepossd to quell the fighting when Of the officers
of police beaten in the endeavor TO restore order
Assistant Captain Moneypenny of the Fifth ward,
ceived several hard knocks from Patrick Brady John
johnson and Patrick Diuou-tne latter was tns IN
shall Of the HiberniAu division-who were arrested
yesterday . warrant issued by Justice Osborn.
Two others called Michael Koran and Barnet Gould
ing also taken into custody for assautiug the
cfncers and others that occasion. They eAch
held to bail by the magistrate TO the charge ut
court From what learn In reference to the affair
which led to these disgraceful proceedings, this
sacred occasion. dispute rose up between these
two societies as TO the precedent taking the right Of
the line OF march during the procession but as to
which Is in the right in the wreng uaable to
cay At any rate. the disturbance reelected great
degree Of credit on either party
Piekpoekefs in .1i5anpTwo well known pick pockets,
called Jem Mike and Bill Lghtoe, arrested 10 Al
bany, Wednesday on charge Of pic king the pocket
Of q gentleman Of = wallet containing sl.2D 1t 10
said that the evidence Is very conclusive against them
Third ward arrested "Wednesday night. by the fsuo
tain In the Park called Joseph Ferretto. having
In bis possession slung shot attached to piece OF
rope. The officer asked him what he intended to do
with II. when he replied that IL attempted to
interfere with him he would It. The on, took
him at into custody and Justice Osborn commit
ted him to prison for trial.