New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS

" Mr.. Nathan Young departed this NE on
Thursday he was universally esteemed iof nS
native goodness OF heart and dsinteressed bsnevo-
lence. He commenced life as a carpenters ne vas
snsrwsrd a partner With Hon. David A. Bokee ~
g elect from the County OF Kings, with whom he
continued up to the period Of his death
ASSAULT or A TAmoR-We Rnl the FLOWING
report Of { rather IiIgOlsr case in the Eagle .!
yesterday
Jusrrcvs CoURr.-Befors Justice Kirg-1kt
JailOrs' Protsctire Union in Bro5kiy This mora
ing a case was tried before Justice King hlusIra
tive Of one Of the phases OF the str9sS,s now 90
ing On between labor and capital II New oiA'
ard which is penetrating even into this q1let cty
ard also Of the law ~ understood and appheiln
the region Of the Hal. Michael Quinlan COM
blamed that be was assaulted and beaten % Jona
Pierson, q member Of large and rsci'ah tali9f'
Ing establishment In N5|-Hork. II appears NON
the evidence that the comp ,inant Is journeyrnaa
tailor and was detailed as member OF the Tailor
Protective Union, % observe sne pearson ess-O-
EstmeDt In order 70 take note Of any sure liOas
work that uight be done there; one OF the ooiects
If the Union being to see that all journeymen tai
lors shall work according 70 the rules oil sne fa1e'
While engaged 10 this surveillance he saw ooy
carry oct a bundle, and cfoIs over to brooAyn,
Where he followed hin, supposlng me contents u
tie parcel 20 be unfinished clothing.
The boy went into the house OF One Of tne Fler-
sous' IN Hieh.st aud az Qulnlan was iotioNh6
him inside, and Lad got within the .door, ne was
seized by one Of the PiersOns from behind ana No'
len,ly pulled backwards and c. lac same tiae e.
saulted bv another Pierson, in frCnt With lesther
thong or whip, and stricken On the heaG se'ers'
times, during the process Of eiectnent. Inc DE-
PENDANT who Appeared By Sam'L GArison Esq.
contended that there was sufficient ju1nhcihon ioF
this violence in the intrusion OF the complainant
Mr. John o Rouke the counsel for the ccmpl an.
ant replied that admitting the Improperly OF
this Intrusion. it was not such justification. II aay
charge could be made sgainst TIE complalaan, WIN
good ground the defendant had hls remedy 81 Az
be should have applied there, and not tlbe me
law into his own hands Thst was one Ouense Oh
which he had been guilty, and another vas % uSe
a WHIP AZ an instrument OF his ngeance Slcn
conduct should never be tolerated in this country
and he hoped the Justice would n1press lesson
70 that effect On the defendant. But tho justice
ruled differently, aEd fined thu COMPLAINANT l.
which sum he fixed az the costa Of the case. Inc
complainant by the advice Of hiB connrel' AZ once
entered into rec0gnizsnces in connection with M.
VIM. ]. Leonard, the President Of the Onion, and
Mr. Mellon, to carry the case into tne SlPFeme
Court.
ExcUEsIoE.-Esge Engine Company No 4 ic-
tend making an excursion 70 Boston and all river
end perhaps 70 New-BediDrd on the 2otn lhs''
They will take their beautiful engine with them
u On Wednesday deputy sheriff Oakley aud
officer W alley, OF EeW-Yofk, arrested on Coney
Island 4 negro named Charles Hartman, on su1Pi-
cion Of having stolen couple Of gold wat,he', the
property Of Captain Macomber and lady, Valaed az
about 500 each.
~ Officers Hicks and Wright, on Thursday,
took into custody Mrs. Susan Fish, on charge Oh
having purloned several articles Of plate from Dir.
q. c. Foster, on the 10th July last.
~ Thomas O'Conner was caught while run
nirg of with two hats belonging to Rev. Nj Joha'
SOD
x Julia Brosshy was arrested Tor receiving sto-
lon rOo4q